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6y ago
On front page https://www.he.net/ there's a special in the top right :) I believe that kind of low-for-1G-commit pricing is for their fully owned FMT1/FMT2 US CA facility. You have a lot easier peering in EU (AMSI
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6y ago
What do you mean? Hurricane's current special is $90/1Gbit/m. US. Some of the larger bandwidth transit resellers like FDC will do Cogent for $0.02/Mbps. They have a marketing site at epyc100gig.net (not an affiliate or e
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6y ago
I'm below $100/1Gbps 95% with more than one provider as a small player
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6y ago
Absolutely, everything needs to go.
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6y ago
abuseipdb.com
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6y ago
Oath (Yahoo, Verizon, ..) $50-99...
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6y ago
If you have a slightly slower connection, it's not really gibberish. It's a page that has a ton of binary data in it, and then some JS to introspect itself and evaluate it.
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6y ago
You mean gamble, not invest.
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6y ago
Force pushed updates overnight turned local controllers into requiring ui.com single sign on, iirc.
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6y ago
Yeah, but even in a whole-ass bank if you empty out an ATM at night it's not being refilled until the next business day?
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6y ago
Feasibly, couldn't this be because they don't want one person to completely drain an ATM requiring another re-ship/restock?
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6y ago
I can't tell from the article, what is their definition? Are dark Indians or Bangladeshis covered? Is it quite literally based on skin colour?
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6y ago
I do reverse engineering for fun; it was how I got into programming in the first place. Considering that breaking or replaying an authentication handshake is effectively a felony in the US (or breaking any form of DRM or authorisation), I c
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6y ago
My assumption is reverse proxy via USB localhost
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6y ago
It's a static file being served, 32MB RAM nginx instance can handle well past HN traffic for something like that
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6y ago
Better service this way.
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6y ago
I figured this out the first time I tried instrumenting my code for latency/exception handling/etc purposes (self hosted!) .. and got terabytes of error logs consisting of terribly written shitty browser plugins or malware toolbar
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6y ago
(Non-Google GAFAM anecdote) Same, my team has gone way through the roof in productivity, delivering more than ever. At some point we actually ran out of stories to do even with more work and had to come up with more. As a note, over than ha
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6y ago
The ultra-generic neutral option is probably "buy a domain from njalla and be careful what you actually post on it"
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6y ago
No one educated should be using NordVPN, more or less. At best it might be acceptable to throw a ton of torrents on as long as you don't use their terrible proprietary client. Even the front page is already freely giving away tons of d
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6y ago
FWIW, the first question unlocks certain things, like how welcome you would be at certain domain registrars known for privacy (like ultra-far-right US ones that generally only like you if you align with the Gab/Parler crowd) vs how wel
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6y ago
some questions: - do you lean toward liberal or conservative? - what is your threat model? twitter users or do you plan on pissing off a nation state? also, what country are you in? - do you have the knowledge to acquire or use cryptocurren
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6y ago
At least in the US I would not be surprised if breaking authentication handshakes and taking unwanted copies of game memory space is CFAA/DMCA felony. I anal, but have previously done both cheat and anticheat as a kid.
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6y ago
Pretty much this, it's a massive "criminals don't trust criminals" thing. I've seen numerous cheats have hardware blacklists that remote-wipe people they dislike, phone home with ludicrous amounts of PII to disincen
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6y ago
This isn't an image display ad; it's straight up browser-hijacker malware, new search tab replacement, URLs-you-enter redirector, entering your bank URL might not go to your bank type of shit. Unremovable and hidden also.
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6y ago
Are these charge cards or credit cards? Amex has both and they are two incredibly different things
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6y ago
I can nearly guarantee an account ban if you are on Firefox with uBlock + resistFingerprinting and use any popular VPN provider (Hetzner, OVH, etc).
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6y ago
Every major discord server (if you are not just strictly in DM with friends or make your own with friends) requires phone verification with virtually no exceptions. Using any form of datacentre IP or anonymiser requires phone verification r
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6y ago
They do Bluetooth, which by proxy gives location access, block VPNs and ban your accounts if you ever try to sign in with one or anonymisers, require a phone number non-VOIP, collect virtually every interaction way past what normal analytic
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6y ago
As a developer: This seems questionable. As a user: thank fuck i dont need to click through to those piece of shit sites that are nothing but spam and ad farms that front load fake description and title content
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