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EU ISPs will slow Internet to a crawl if we don't stop bad net neutrality rules(boingboing.net)
3 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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Large CCTV Botnet Leveraged in DDoS Attacks(blog.sucuri.net)
3 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 10y ago
Probably because the only accounts that were compromised were those dumb enough to use the same password on multiple sites, and one of those sites to be compromised.
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The Senate’s Confirmation Shutdown(nytimes.com)
1 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 10y ago
I found it pretty easy to get prosody setup with all the XEPs Conversations wants. I dunno about ejabberd...
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Scornhub(makthepla.net)
2 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 10y ago
I get redirected to the shitty ad page even on my desktop now.
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by finnn 10y ago
No, you get a link that looks like a direct link (eg https://i.imgur.com/whatever.png ) but it's not (always) a direct link. This is what people are complaining about. Sending that link to people sometimes results in
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by finnn 10y ago
"direct" links to an image uploaded sometimes/usually redirect to imgur page, with lots of ads and shitty content, obnoxious, animated overlays that block out part of the image on mobile, etc
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Smart-meter vendor says if we know how their system works, the terrorists win(boingboing.net)
5 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 10y ago
I put this in my JS console to make it readable: $(".r3z-hide").removeClass("r3z-hide")
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by finnn 10y ago
It downloads over https, so anyone watching the traffic can't really get much more than the domain. The download for me comes from ipv6_1-cxl0-c144.1.sea001.ix.nflxvideo.net which is, i assume, one of the Netflix servers in Seattle ove
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by finnn 10y ago
For those hatin on speedtest.net and wanting upload, http://speedtest.dslreports.com/ and https://speedof.me/ have booth been around for a while. The reason for fast.com is that it tests download speed from
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SeaGL 2016 CFP is now open(seagl.org)
1 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 10y ago
No. There are some that actually use the Raspberry Pi hardware, such as PiFM[0]. Others merely use GPIO, which of course can work on a number of other SBCs (eg a Beaglebone Black) or anything with GPIOs. The only Raspberry Pi specific thing
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by finnn 10y ago
"Linux Car Speed Detector" might be a more accurate description, since nothing about this seems to be specific raspberry pi hardware. Honestly, could just say "Car Speed Detector" since I'd imagine this would be pre
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by finnn 10y ago
How long ago? I've had an A+ with a 2048 bit cert for years (I think... there's a small chance I used to have a 4096 bit cert before LE came out)
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by finnn 10y ago
That is not true[0]. I have no idea why you think that's the case, I've never seen that anywhere. [0] https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=finn.io
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by finnn 10y ago
No, simp_le does not do the exact same thing. simp_le will also generate certs and get them signed, but certbot will install them in apache for you. certbot is for people who don't know or care how to install a TLS cert and just want t
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by finnn 10y ago
My SIP provider passes whatever number I send, for most of the numbers. No talking to them required. Particularly fun for Android phones that do Google Maps lookups for caller ID, so calling from 2024561414 shows up as "The White House
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Facebook Must Face Illinois' Data Privacy Law, Court Says(chicagoinno.streetwise.co)
3 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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by finnn 10y ago
Which university? I tried from the University of Washington and got the 14gh address
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by finnn 10y ago
>switching to https They don't even have a valid certificate for that domain. BUT interestingly, on a US (DO NYC) server or my house (US/Comcast): $ curl http://sci-hub.cc/donate <p>Please donate to B
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by finnn 10y ago
I see a different Bitcoin address. I recommend people visit the site and not use the address random commenters on the internet post. Not saying the parent comment is up to something, sci-hub may have rotated the address for whatever reason.
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by finnn 10y ago
Lots of .class files, the author should check out .gitignore files and avoid committing binary files.
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by finnn 10y ago
Yes, they're probably getting massive kickbacks from those horrible vampires over Let's Encrypt, who list Chrome as a major sponsor.
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by finnn 10y ago
That's awesome. Like jq but for html.
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Letter details FBI plan for secretive anti-radicalization committees(theintercept.com)
2 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments
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We’re Going HTTPS: Here’s How WIRED Is Tackling a Huge Security Upgrade(wired.com)
9 points by finnn 10y ago|1 comments
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Secret Court Takes Another Bite Out of the Fourth Amendment(eff.org)
6 points by finnn 10y ago|0 comments

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