jakejarvis

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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Ooh, good idea. Would probably only have to write ~1 time per day to a separate, parallel list. Or have a small VPS do the work continuously and push changes to a Git repo so others can pull it however often they want. I’d love to take a lo
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Agreed. Requiring accredited registrars support/enforce 2FA (and preferably hardware OTPs) would be a much more effective response to this, in my opinion.
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Wouldn't that loophole work on all DNS-based blockers/black-holes on any platform, namely Pi-hole (and the hosts file for that matter)?
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Disconnect Pro for iOS is also a great tool. Hasn't failed me yet and makes adding custom trackers super easy via the list of recent connections. I blocked 30.8k trackers and saved 3 GB of data last month. :)
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
For those who haven’t heard about it, the nissan.com fiasco was a crazy yet fascinating story: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Motors_vs._Nissan_Com...
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
This was solved decades ago[0] with the Reply-To header. Send emails from no-reply@paypal.com and set the Reply-To to support@paypal.com. Emails then bounce to no-reply@ and any legitimate email client will auto-populate support@ as the To
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
MarkMonitor specifically is pretty picky about only taking on large-scale corporations (google.com, amazon.com, microsoft.com to name a few) so just the fact that it's registered there is usually a reliable way to confirm legitimacy, b
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
I'm certainly no legal expert, but wouldn't the whole "fruit of the poisonous tree" argument apply to any evidence found after and/or as a result of the MAC address connection?
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Just ran across this when browsing HackerOne for fun last night. Bravo, great job!
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
oof is this susceptible to a takeover? Looks like it's pointing to a deleted Netlify site...
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Yup, I always, always, always simply check for domain availability via pinging the TLD’s registry directly using the whois command in my terminal. I’ve been burned like this before by checking on another registrar (I forget which so don’t w
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Yes, I’d third getting started with Digital Ocean or Linode, but even AWS Lightsail isn’t a terrible option if you want to be able to say you’re dipping your feet into the turbulent Amazon waters.
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Except when someone's paying them cold hard cash for something like G Suite, you'd think that should be enough of a business model for them...but I think you're right to remain skeptical of that. :\
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
If running our own gateway server on a cloud provider of our choosing will really be an option, that might sell this for me. Would that remove the yearly $99 requirement? I understand we wouldn’t get support for a lot of the things you hand
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
Absolutely, I can respect that! Didn't mean to take it out of that context.
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by jakejarvis 8y ago
> "Our support team asks for reviews only if they sense that the customer is having a positive experience. We also utilize canned responses/snippets to increase efficiency here." Hmmmmm .... Not sure how I feel about that.