johndoeee

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by johndoeee 9mo ago
mail.h-email.net is a Spamhaus spamtrap. As far as I've been able to research, these typesquatting domain traps started at the same time as Spamhaus CSS blacklist which was actually a company called Deteque. If the MX has a large numbe
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by johndoeee 5y ago
> The reality is likely to be: they make a very small amount from ads and user donations that might, if they're lucky, cover the costs of hosting Opensubtitles has a VIP program at $15 a year. It's quite easy to find the person
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by johndoeee 7y ago
I think the problem with these products is that they build on the assumptions a file is a file and not that a folder can be a file and a file can be a folder. The assumptions you need to do to make a folder into a file requires a lot of ext
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by johndoeee 12y ago
Google charges money (to verify your identity I assume, it's quite cheap) if you wanted to make actual apps for chromecast, I assume you can sidestep that with this. I made a transcoding proxy for Chromecast, for it to work, I'd h
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by johndoeee 12y ago
Feedback for catered lunch at work. I work for a small company and we get catered lunch delivered every day. They never ask about if we liked it and if the amount we received fit our consumption. So, some way to inform them about which dish
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by johndoeee 12y ago
I wanted to use a random password, unable to paste it, I pasted it into my firstname field and just typed while reading it from there. Anyways, I forgot to remove it again so now my first name is <firstname><oldpassword>. You ca
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by johndoeee 13y ago
The first proposal doesn't require you to buy a certificate, see: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-nottingham-http2-encryption... With that http will be encrypted with no certificate check and https will still hav
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by johndoeee 13y ago
We're using pokemon ascii art[0] as welcome banners on our servers, makes it easier to notice if you logged into the wrong server. [0] http://www.angelfire.com/mn/Maija/pokemon/pokepack.zip
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by johndoeee 13y ago
I got an abuse mail from Hetzner once (they mistyped my ip). The original complaint was something autodetected by their own system, mailed to themselves. The original complaint was attached, header and all. Something about malware on an IP
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by johndoeee 14y ago
The route goes to NK traceroute thepiratebay.se output: 12 INTELSAT-IN.car1.NewYork1.Level3.net (64.156.82.14) 127.129 ms 121.898 ms 121.857 ms 13 209.159.170.215 (209.159.170.215) 214.763 ms 196.291 ms 210.602 ms 14 202.72
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by johndoeee 14y ago
The API also returns 'copyright': 'For use only by clients authorized in writing by IMDb. Authors and users of unauthorized clients accept full legal exposure/liability for their actions.' as part of the json with every request made
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by johndoeee 14y ago
Seems like an indirect link like this http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&url=http%3A%2F%2Fonline.w... works too
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by johndoeee 15y ago
You can also secretly iframe it, always wondered if someone did it. Also a good example of why you need to use POST for stuff like this :)
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by johndoeee 15y ago
That's a framerate issue, e.g. 23.976 frame/s vs. 25 frame/s. Easily correctable, not sure if this service can handle that though.
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by johndoeee 15y ago
Some trackers inject fake peers. https://torrentfreak.com/the-pirate-bay-tricks-anti-pirates-...
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by johndoeee 15y ago
On my page it finds a different person.
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by johndoeee 15y ago
"Watch the new video about Asus EEEPad tablet on YOUTUBE" 10 seconds later "buy an ipad today" ad appears at the bottom. Who would like to see ads about their competitors in their own videos, which WILL happen on Youtube. Stuff like that an