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   by jauer 16y ago

   Wouldn't it be simpler to use VirtualHost so you only respond with content to requests for your domain? Then set it up so requests without the domain name get a 301 redirect to the canonical URL.
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   by jauer 16y ago

   When I was playing with it, it seemed like a really handy way for a human to sift through a lot of data. Possibly that's where the human-based spin is coming from. If you want to try it, they have a training instance online at https://www.
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   by jauer 16y ago

   MovableType seems to not have as many issues.
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   by jauer 16y ago

   Amen on B. As for A, it became the government's job when provider apathy with regard to infected clients and hosts with botnet controllers etc permitted a situation to arise where the means of a (supposed) attack for a foreign power is actu
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   by jauer 16y ago

   Reposting a commend I made on this topic when it came up sourced from Infowars... Unintended consequences aside, this is less about a kill switch or government censorship and more about forcing a industry that has not taken security serious
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   US Cyber Bill Would Codify Executive Emergency Powers(theatlantic.com)

   2 points by jauer 16y ago|0 comments
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   by jauer 16y ago

   also, The Atlantic has a much more evenhanded take: http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2010/06/homeland...
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   by jauer 16y ago

   Unintended consequences aside, this is less about a kill switch or government censorship and more about forcing a industry that has not taken security seriously to get their act together. Many providers don't actively police their customers
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   by jauer 16y ago

   So far as easy to deploy webstack platforms go, Joyent's SmartPlatform seems to be open: http://www.joyent.com/technology/smartplatform/ Code on github to run your own instance: http://github.com/joyent/smart-platform/
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    by jauer 16y ago

    Not sure if this counts, but: http://www.welfare.ie/EN/Publications/cta/Pages/chapter6.asp... "Two other factors, family in receipt of state benefit and IQ categorisation, also have significant predictive powers, but are somewhat less imp
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    by jauer 16y ago

    Your outbound mailserver retries later and the message is delivered?
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    by jauer 16y ago

    Thanks for the reply. I guess I don't see how you can terminate VPN connections from users and not be a VPN concentrator but since you have a loophole, best of luck to you! I have a small pile of routers with 3DES cards for terminating busi
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    by jauer 16y ago

    On your features page you say "Know that while connected to StyxVPN your privacy is foremost in our minds. We don't keep records of what you do or where you go or what you do and prevent your ISP and anyone else who is curious from doing th
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    by jauer 16y ago

    I've had a Kindle for about a year and a half and have over 80 paid books. I read a lot of books and the Kindle paid for itself in savings on books in a few months.
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    by jauer 17y ago

    I'm curious as to why it took so long for this issue to come out in public, and why it came out in public so strongly as it did in this case. Targeted attacks on specific diplomatic, economic, and infrastructure targets from China were, I t
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    by jauer 17y ago

    Indeed. Many ISP billing/CRM systems date back to the 1990s and store plaintext passwords as a "feature." Non-technical users (say, customers of a dialup ISP) tend to like being able to "guess" at their password with the customer service re
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    by jauer 17y ago

    This looks very similar to the way SubEthaEdit/Gobby have been used at conferences for distributed note taking for the past several years.