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ehPReth
4y ago
This is a very.. odd question but does anyone know where I can find the video? I'm curious about the details
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ehPReth
4y ago
Sort of, at least in fashion. This store https://www.bottegaveneta.com/en-ca/large-pillow-pouch-dark-... caused a lot of mocking for their multi-thousand dollar normal looking shirts for example Don’t think it’s deserv
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Stir/Shaken Validation Number
(wordpress.clearlyip.com)
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ehPReth
4y ago
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ehPReth
4y ago
care to give some examples?
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ehPReth
4y ago
Could you expand on 3?
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ehPReth
4y ago
SSL/TLS/https (the padlock symbol) prevents this. This site will never use those technologies. yet it has https? strange haha
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ehPReth
4y ago
Right after the Cybertruck :P
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ehPReth
4y ago
to make my boyfriend excited mainly or see how I've changed over the years
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ehPReth
4y ago
I really hope for a day, that will never come, where Amazon throws out its third party sellers.
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ehPReth
4y ago
Third party sellers are a cancer on the once ~good Amazon, Walmart, etc. Especially with commingling. With commingling you can't even be sure the "WD" you bought from "Amazon" is actually from Amazon's stock or
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ehPReth
4y ago
Same here for most things. There's no way I'll buy flash (SD cards, etc) storage from Amazon anymore. That was a sad day when I learned why stuff seemed to be dying more often than usual.
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ehPReth
4y ago
Perhaps, but then commingling ruins it. You have no idea if the SD card/SSD/HDD you've bought is actually from Amazon or a if it's a fake/knockoff by a shady third party, even if it's "shipped and sold by
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ehPReth
4y ago
After a firmware upgrade my UI switches have been dropping off the network randomly (doesn't respond to ping, ssh) and stops switching traffic! I have to hard reset the switch to get traffic flowing again.. turning off a lot of the fea
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ehPReth
4y ago
I wonder if Twilio corporate culture has an aversion to or outright not-implemented or banned more secure methods of MFA such as security keys because of their $$ acquisition of Authy. Anyone have any insight?
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ehPReth
4y ago
I dislike that so much. They're always the ones that are allowed to be bad it seems?
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ehPReth
4y ago
How hard would it be to enumerate v3 addresses? Say I have a server and only want 'those with the address' to connect (forgetting for a moment that mutual TLS etc exists)
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ehPReth
4y ago
Amazon is such a dumpster fire lately, but where else to go in Canada?
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ehPReth
4y ago
Then the comment is for others, not you.
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ehPReth
4y ago
you just wouldn't put a * in front of the second one
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ehPReth
4y ago
Jesus! The power of ISPs seems unchecked and immense :/
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ehPReth
4y ago
Completely agree! I’d love to see a “new world” with higher bitrate video
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ehPReth
4y ago
ha, me too! I wonder what trips it up
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ehPReth
4y ago
billions of people, yes.
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ehPReth
4y ago
looks like you’re not alone! https://crt.sh/?q=stage.www.%25 (warning: will take a while to load)
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ehPReth
4y ago
Ooh I’d love to see/hear a video of that if you’re willing! :)
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ehPReth
4y ago
ah! that’s cool - thanks :)
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ehPReth
4y ago
huh, I didn't even know it was possible to run WordPress on AppSpot.. I wonder how they deal with image uploads in WordPress
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ehPReth
4y ago
Question to you and the broader HN... Is there a way to allowlist whole ASNs? I know you can't do it directly with like iptables/ebtables/etc but is there a daemon for that that'll watch for changes to them? I'd lik
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ehPReth
4y ago
wasn't that primarily because of ransom-DDoS? I mean sure, not a good amount of DDoS protection but still
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ehPReth
4y ago
What happens if the transaction is over credit limit or if someone uses a fake (once valid but now cancelled, generated, etc) card?
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