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by ev1 6y ago
There's a cloudflare-like MITM in the middle that is serving https.
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by ev1 6y ago
There is heavily obfuscated invasive fingerprinting JS that runs on first execution. They use F5's Proactive Bot Defense feature.
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by ev1 6y ago
Sorry, what? Indian = Asian. How is it "supposed" to work??
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by ev1 6y ago
Is this a known-good modem? There are a ton of cheaper ones on Aliexpress/eBay that don't actually work as a direct-GSM modem with controllable raw device but instead requires some borderline-incompetent Windows-XP era setup.exe i
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by ev1 6y ago
They make an attempt. UCEPROTECT is nearly an extortion racket. Search for "uceprotect lowendtalk" or "uceprotect webhostingtalk" and it's nothing but providers complaining about being forced to pay $600 or they sta
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by ev1 6y ago
Consequently, WU's idiotic "risk management machine learning" has now taken your money, and is refusing to return it to you or send it to your destination without days or weeks of documentation and pain.
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by ev1 6y ago
I'm looking for something similar, but for amounts around $1-2. What restrictions can you tolerate? For example, US-only, or EU-only, or require people to sign up for bank accounts. I can't imagine PayPal will be happy with a new
698.
by ev1 6y ago
3) is quite possibly the worst thing imaginable to a software person that doesn't like social networks, of which there is much more prevalence than the human baseline
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by ev1 6y ago
A proper VPN will completely encapsulate your layer 7 data, so you should not be able to tease out the fact that they are torrenting - it should more or less be an opaque stream. With some protocols you can identify that they are sending VP
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by ev1 6y ago
A correct VPN will make it look like you're just sending garbage traffic to/from one destination, the outside looking in traffic pattern is completely different than a torrent directly (which is many to one + one to many)
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by ev1 6y ago
People like the restrictions AMP applies People dislike that to "use AMP" you have to be hosted by Google on a Google domain that hides your real website's domain, and only Google - you can't run your own AMP-equivalent
702.
by ev1 6y ago
Knowing when to not over-design for the task you need: do you really need to spend an extra week to add generics and factories and extensibility to a service that will only ever do one thing and one concept, ever? Do you know how to write t
703.
by ev1 6y ago
I just mass close them once in a while. Often after I'm done solving a problem I end up with a hundred open tabs.
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by ev1 6y ago
Do those links have anything at all to do with alvin5? Or are they just generic "tiktok is the future" press items? Why name it alvin5?
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by ev1 6y ago
The people that do this are using queues - by registering hundreds of thousands of accounts from compromised proxies and signing up for the Newegg raffle on all of them, and queuing up for every possible product on all of them. Some sell se
706.
by ev1 6y ago
They haven't, you're probably just running into cloudflare captchas.
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by ev1 6y ago
A fairly significant amount of the "easily gamed systems" are actually taking reasonable precautions. Several of the people doing the gaming are escalating it to very stupid heights: dozens of LLCs registered, applied for ASNs, us
708.
by ev1 6y ago
My ISP injects HTML and scripting onto the page (US). In many countries MITMing your page and replacing its contents, or using it to serve malware to targets is a frequent case.
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by ev1 6y ago
Note that if you start being able to use those funds before several weeks have passed, you're almost certainly going to be trading on margin even though you made a "cash deposit", because ACH funds will not settle for up to a
710.
by ev1 6y ago
Imagine half of your userbase, especially almost every single new user onboarded this week, explicitly only wanted to trade on specific symbols, and you don't allow them to do so for 2-3 weeks (ACH settling period) at all.
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by ev1 6y ago
This one is probably closer to my guess, it would be difficult to moderate half a million new users in a day with an existing mod base, and you can't really just hand out permissions to random memers saying "I'll help moderat
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by ev1 6y ago
This will be somewhat difficult to prove because the WSB discord (for the hour I was in it) was more or less a walking terms of service violation, near totally consisted of "ironic" racial slurs and "ironic" racist memes
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by ev1 6y ago
For those that didn't quite understand this (like me ..): The person in question posted large amounts of images like this - fraudulently said it was paid for by the campaign to elect the candidate - specifically targeted people of colo
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by ev1 6y ago
$15/m for access to a spreadsheet containing things like "Wordpress" and "Gitlab" seems a bit.. pushing it Maybe I'm just biased being a dev, but that sample really doesn't seem like anything novel to me.
715.
by ev1 6y ago
It depends on how many privacy lists you have added, probably. Normal display ads all being blocked is generally fine 99% of the time, but if you care about not being permanently tracked across the internet then there are a couple more doma
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by ev1 6y ago
This is the most offensive part to me, I can't even sign up or use DO without having my privacy invaded and sold (they load multiple fingerprinters from different third party vendors that also then share this data) yet they still don&#
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by ev1 6y ago
DO will also use "machine learning" and "AI" to shut down your machines or terminate your account if your usage pattern is disliked.
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by ev1 6y ago
They are arguably worse, more violating than both of those, and exclusively serve malware or fraud/unwanted porn/gore. At least I get actual brands on Google or Facebook, Taboola has absolutely nothing other than literal spam.
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by ev1 6y ago
Email is the least resistance, it doesn't matter. It doesn't provide the cards required to start the trial (prepaids not allowed)
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by ev1 6y ago
I feel like it's to each their own, but I was never one for socialising or tooling around (I have Aspergers too), I am definitely more productive since full remote and asynchronous communication became the norm, my code quality is equa

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