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by finnn 11y ago
You are talking about whois information for IPs and ASs. This is not about that (based on my brief skimming of it - I'm not sure how I feel about IPs and ASs having their identities obscured). This is about domain whois privacy.
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by finnn 11y ago
>NOTE: The device for your faxmodem must be accessible by the user account you're running the worker.py process under. (hint: add your user account to the dialout group) So you have like, a server with a fax modem hooked up to a lan
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by finnn 11y ago
It probably won't be too significant, but the only way to be sure is to try it.
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by finnn 11y ago
Ellen Pao, the new (interim) CEO of Reddit, Inc. is trying to make reddit into a "Safe Space", which seems to mean safe from ideas that might offend anyone. This is a big issue because reddit has historically been possibly one of
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WikiLeaks – Sony Archives(wikileaks.org)
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by finnn 11y ago
The GPG applet only does keys up to 2048 bits :( Other than that, this is cool and I generally really like my YubiKey Neo
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by finnn 11y ago
Fuck! Correct link: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=cloudstitch.i...
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by finnn 11y ago
While you're getting it brought up to current security standards, may I suggest not using GoDaddy for anything, including as a certificate authority, and fixing the issues with your actual SSL configuration ( https://www.ssll
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by finnn 11y ago
>vicinity of the phone What phone? Last I checked this was for the desktop build of Chromium
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by finnn 11y ago
No forced TLS, and when I manually enter https most of the resources try to load over http. c'mon, you've done the hard part of getting TLS, now you just need to make your home page aware. EDIT: when I sign up it POSTs my password
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by finnn 11y ago
And yet on their blogpost announcing it, they use insecure resources and blogs.bing.com is only https if you manually specify the https, so it's basicaly not SSL'd.
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by finnn 11y ago
On the same site: Navy Electronic Warfare Manual[1] [1] http://jacquesricher.com/EWhdbk/
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by finnn 11y ago
I had a debit card linked to a bank account well before I was 18, which I used to buy all sorts of things from the internet. Prior to that, when I purchased my first domain and paid shared web hosting in early high school, I remember buying
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by finnn 11y ago
You can check by trying to visit their user page. If it 404s, they're shadowbanned. The shadowbanning system is terrible. It's not transparent, it just randomly censors people, some of whom happen to be spam, does not notify the p
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by finnn 11y ago
I don't think anyone's saying reddit isn't within their legal rights to remove that or any other subreddit. They're saying that by banning fph, reddit violates the spirit of the community they've built up, and gener
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by finnn 11y ago
Minor correction: Posts of shadow banned users are visible, but only after a mod of that subreddit manually approves each one. Basically everything they post is flagged as spam.
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by finnn 11y ago
I'd love to see more of the sort of information for other cities, seems like it could be brought together in some sort of wiki or OSM-based system to allow crowd-sourced data.
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by finnn 11y ago
Earlier, without the double slash directly after the domain: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9662338
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by finnn 11y ago
He missed the word special . You need to buy special hardware from Apple to use OSX (or figure out how to make Hackintosh work), while Linux can run on just about anything. Also, sidenote, some places do give out hardware with open source
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by finnn 11y ago
The "BoringSSL" link in the second paragraph is broken, links back to the same post.
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by finnn 11y ago
Well self-hosted to me implies that they don't have anything on their end that has to run per-instance, which is the usual reason to do invite only betas.
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by finnn 11y ago
That's true. I should have been more clear: If it's not using any of their resources for me to run it (which is what I assume "self hosted" means), what purpose is served by the invite only system? While the other commen
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by finnn 11y ago
>Self Hosted >Invite Wtf is this? Why would self hosted shit need invites?
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by finnn 11y ago
But it mandates that you click through an SSL warning, which no user should ever have to do unless they are actually testing SSL-related stuff. Otherwise, it's just teaching everyone bad practices.
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by finnn 11y ago
most printers/routers/copiers offer HTTPS from what I've seen. Sometimes it's on by default, usually not. They just use self-generated, self-signed certificates. There are problems with that, but CPU power isnt one of th
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by finnn 11y ago
Right, and for anything that is commercial, a <$10/yr SSL certificate shouldn't be a huge deal. It's not perfect, it should all be free, but saying cost is a barrier is BS, in my opinion.
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by finnn 11y ago
Offers like [1] are all over the web. I think i saw one for $7/yr once, but that disappeared. [1] http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/39165/vmbox-co-openvz-ssd-c...
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by finnn 11y ago
$70 for a wildcard cert!? Where are you looking at? There's a shitload of AlphaSSL resellers that are much cheaper. I got 2 wildcard certs for $20/yr. Of course, there's really no need for a wildcard certificate, and StartCom
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by finnn 11y ago
I was thinking that was the way to go too for a while, but then I realized that marking http as insecure will just get user used to clicking through security warnings and assuming that they're "normal"
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by finnn 11y ago
You should see the company's website without 3rd party Javascript: https://i.imgur.com/xfzP26A.png Note that this is just blocking Javascript from other domains, anything from their domain is allowed

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