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by ehhthing 3y ago
This is true for basically everything powered by an API. I mean if you want to start your own bank and deal with compliance then sure do that! I don't see your point here, there is no sensible alternative to this problem.
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by ehhthing 3y ago
I don't think this is true. Phone companies (which are legislated to be utilities) can block malicious/spam calls without legal issues.
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by ehhthing 3y ago
I'm not entirely sure about this but I believe that HE may have been null routing rather than just dropping routes.
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by ehhthing 3y ago
I'm confused by this statement. fintechs aren't just proxies for banks, they're financial products that people want to use. There are plenty of cool and innovative things you can do with just a banking API beyond just creatin
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by ehhthing 3y ago
> then that puts cloudflare in a very strong negotiating position for peering agreements etc. Ideally settlement peering would exist for everyone . Cloudflare, like every other sane provider prefers IX routes over PNI since it's le
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by ehhthing 3y ago
Netflix and Google both have servers colocated within ISPs' networks so this is probably why. Also SEA is a routing cesspool, many providers don't do settlement free peering and actively throttle IX routes, which is probably why y
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by ehhthing 3y ago
I don't understand why this is news for anybody. This is just the cloudflare version of ngrok...
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by ehhthing 3y ago
Not talking about Meta's X, talking about Microsoft's X
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by ehhthing 3y ago
Also Google Trust Services has free certificates although you need a Google Cloud project for it.
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by ehhthing 3y ago
> If no company running a CA will give you a cert you'll simply be unvisitable (on HTTP/3). This isn't technically correct. I believe on the security warning page you can type "thisisunsafe" (just blindly do it)
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by ehhthing 3y ago
https://trademarkgarden.com/2018/03/09/amazon-and-you/ The two are equivalent.
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by ehhthing 3y ago
They owned the trademark for X scoped to banking and financial services. Meta owns the trademark scoped to social media.
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by ehhthing 3y ago
Assuming what you mean is over mobile data (and not over wifi), mobile data works differently than typical internet. You can think of it like when you connect to a mobile network what you're actually doing is making an IPsec connection
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by ehhthing 3y ago
GFW only looks at connections with destination IPs outside of China, the private fibre line bypasses it entirely.
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by ehhthing 3y ago
We're a small step right now from the police getting access to genetic databases like 23andMe, so if anyone in your family tree has gotten a genetic test it may be possible for them to identify you based on ancestry.
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by ehhthing 3y ago
Yes, this is an option (that you definitely should turn on). I think Google shipped another underbaked product here. They have E2EE implemented for Chrome sync data already. They should have just used that rather than going with whatever sy
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by ehhthing 3y ago
Beware: This library seems to have bugs that cause it to break on some writes. Recently held an event that heavily used this library and it broke on us half way through, had to wipe the database and switch it back to the cgo version (the da
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by ehhthing 4y ago
Funnily enough, spinning a cloud VM is quite easy actually. You can do it in seconds on Alibaba Cloud. Getting port 80 unblocked on the other hand... Arguing that the relationship is inherently completely asymmetric isn't really true e
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by ehhthing 4y ago
I'm sorry, but what? You haven't cited anything that shows China cares about using TikTok as a means of influencing foreign countries? You're just spouting rhetoric that is made to fearmonger. China bans western websites beca
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by ehhthing 4y ago
Except in this case, when SVB fails their customers will get the vast majority of their money back as the FDIC liquidates all of SVB's assets. When FTX fell, nobody got squat.
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by ehhthing 4y ago
VPNs still have massive problems with network diversity. They often rely on a tiny subset of transit providers, usually just Cogent/HE/Telia and some straight up all run on the same network, usually M247. While a carrier like Comc
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by ehhthing 4y ago
For what it's worth, the vast majority of vulns in a web app are in its code or dependencies rather than in the base OS. I haven't actually seen any real-world cases of getting hacked because your docker base OS image was out of d
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by ehhthing 4y ago
You're quoting something from Valorant, not League of Legends. They use two different anti-cheat systems. As a person who actually plays the game on a M1 Pro MacBook running in x86 emulation , which is not supported by kernel mode dr
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by ehhthing 4y ago
League of Legends does not use a Kernel-level anti-cheat. If you had actually read the article in question, this would have been made clear.
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by ehhthing 4y ago
Shouldn't this be a discussion about how law enforcement search powers are getting out of control, then?
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by ehhthing 4y ago
Your clickbait title doesn't match up with what you're saying. > So why fool around pretending to maintain it? All they do is merge drivers. Why aren't they maintaining it? All they're doing is maintaining it!
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by ehhthing 4y ago
I assumed this lawsuit was a negligence one. It's not, it's under public nuisance laws. I still don't understand how the school board should get damages paid given they aren't "the public", and they didn't
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by ehhthing 4y ago
I am not a lawyer, but this seems like the school board have no standing (in the legal sense) to be filing this lawsuit. I do not believe that social media companies have the duty of care to the school boards to maintain kids' mental
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by ehhthing 4y ago
This isn't entirely true. Even at the most surface level, "buying" a company can mean almost a dozen things. For example, a holding company can buy your company and do ... absolutely nothing, just treating it as an investment
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by ehhthing 4y ago
iPad Pros also use USB C, so they already have the requite support on the portable electronics side. Right now it seems mostly a transition for the phone accessories. Personally, I think apple has wanted to switch to USB-C for a while on iP

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