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Yes, Amazon is behind that drive-up grocery store coming to Seattle
(geekwire.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
What use case do you have for wildcards that you can't use Let's Encrypt or similar automated issuance? Just curious, as I've yet to hear a terribly compelling one...
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Police Record Themselves Conspiring to Fabricate Charges Against Protester
(aclu.org)
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10y ago
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finnn
10y ago
This feels more like some company has some device or program running from all over the place, and for whatever reason got their DNS pointed at you. A botnet is generally used in an attack, not just creating random spam. Personally, I wouldn
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finnn
10y ago
Why do you think it's a botnet?
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finnn
10y ago
some random requests from random IPs with fake user agents? Sounds more like running a webserver on the public internet than being targeted...
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Yes, We are hacking sex toys
(internetofdon.gs)
2 points
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10y ago
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finnn
10y ago
Personally I prefer at least desktop hardware for my pfSense boxes, with a physically separate WAN and LAN port. Maybe that's just because I'm bad at VLANs.
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finnn
10y ago
In Washington State in the US the only way to vote AFAIK is by mail. You can go online and monitor your ballot through the processing steps after it's been dropped off.
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10y ago
According [0] CSP can do it and offers reporting, unlike HSTS. [0]: https://scotthelme.co.uk/fixing-mixed-content-with-csp/
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10y ago
Doesn't a CSP catch and report mixed content issues?
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finnn
10y ago
The few times I've had Let's Encrypt's automation fail it's taken a few minutes, not hours, to investigate and fix. Anecdotal, sure, but I don't see it taking hours to fix
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10y ago
https://keybase.io/inv/29e91d5669 https://keybase.io/inv/b40111a44d https://keybase.io/inv/ae995f5329 https://keybase.io/inv/5fa2728e26 https:/&#x
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10y ago
https://keybase.io/inv/958a4cd195 https://keybase.io/inv/b030b079ab https://keybase.io/inv/c931143c09 https://keybase.io/inv/db57114d85 https:/&#x
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finnn
10y ago
>Don't use anonymizers, open proxies, VPNs, or TOR to access Project Gutenberg. This includes the Google proxies that are used by Chrome. >Don't access Project Gutenberg from hosted servers. Wow, fuck that.
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10y ago
That's pretty cool. Looks like you're using the Torque app[0], which doesn't seem to do any real-time uploading. Not the end of the world, but would be kinda nice. [0]: https://play.google.com/store/apps&
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finnn
10y ago
>Vehicle VIN Don't you mean Vehicle VIN Number? :P (actually though, the V in VIN stands for Vehicle so Vehicle VIN is redundant)
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10y ago
No TLS anywhere on the site, manually forcing it returns a cert for sni.dreamhost.com.... have you considered (1) ditching dreamhost and (2) getting basic security? This looks really cool but lack of security in handling my location data ma
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10y ago
I operate two non-exit tor relays. They have both return risk_level: 4 with the "threat" being "tor_tracker". What threat is posed by a non-exit tor relay? What does the "tracker" part of "tor_tracker"
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10y ago
No problem, thanks for building this!
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finnn
10y ago
I guess I figured DVSNI should be even easier since you're already evaluating the domains of incoming TLS connections and picking which cert to respond with from there.
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10y ago
This is really cool. Have you considered implimenting the DVSNI challenge?
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US Judge confuses privacy and security, concludes that you should have neither
(gigaom.com)
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10y ago
HTTPS Everywhere redirects me to the HTTPS version of the page, but you've hard-coded http:// links for some/all of the resources, which the browser refuses to load, so it just looks like some big gray boxes.
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finnn
10y ago
Thanks! I really didn't want to go enable flash
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Japan's top court has approved blanket surveillance of the country's Muslims
(independent.co.uk)
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10y ago
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Secret rules make it pretty easy for the FBI to spy on journalists
(theintercept.com)
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Bitcoin Divided [audio]
(npr.org)
13 points
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10y ago
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10y ago
I'm on Chrome Desktop (on Linux)
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finnn
10y ago
Is anyone else unable to watch the live video feed? All it says is "No compatible source was found for this media"
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