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by jsizzle 2y ago
Not even political rivals. What’s stopping Biden from ordering cumbersome investigations on each of the Supreme Court justices? Especially the ones that are ducking ethics issues?
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by jsizzle 3y ago
All the kids in our neighborhood are about to riot. It’s been a test of patience!
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Submarine cables cut in the Red Sea.Authorities looking at potential terrorism(twitter.com)
47 points by jsizzle 3y ago|38 comments
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by jsizzle 4y ago
It’s obviously not the same but you can run Charles on IOS and look at the traffic coming off your iPhone and analyze it.
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by jsizzle 5y ago
It’s VERY likely a false positive. It’s the same ISP
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by jsizzle 5y ago
Yes, Akamai let’s you deploy changes within minutes if not quicker, that changes several years ago.
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by jsizzle 6y ago
True but they won’t have lateral access to your local network nor would you be entering credentials to online services.
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by jsizzle 6y ago
This is not atypical though, and it happens in non high tech industries. Why is this an issue?
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by jsizzle 6y ago
Principal Investigator, basically the lead researcher
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by jsizzle 7y ago
Doesn’t GDPR apply to EU citizens, regardless of geography? I know that at my place of work, I have to get consent from EU citizens to email them, even if we are talking in the US
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by jsizzle 7y ago
Yeah definitely. A poorly crafted SQL query can wreak havoc on performance, especially at scale!
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by jsizzle 7y ago
I would maintain that if you are experiencing poor performance for a web site, there are MUCH more fruitful places to look than DNS latency. Third party objects, excessive page sizes, lack of overall optimization based on device are just th
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by jsizzle 7y ago
Ya in fact the CDN would either not cache error code pages or cache them separately from HTTP 200 responses
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by jsizzle 7y ago
It also shows how short sighted USA is with this. They’ve given China incentive to reduce their reliance on the US and give the US less leverage overall. China may set a damaging precedent here with regard to US power
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by jsizzle 7y ago
Can you elaborate on how turning off Siri deletes the recordings? Could someone use Siri, then right after turn it off to prevent Apple from storing the recording?
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by jsizzle 7y ago
In the US it would give at least the city/metro area.
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by jsizzle 7y ago
Why doesn’t archive.is return a valid alternate IP for DNS queries that don’t have the EDNS0 information? They can host an apology page on that IP that tells the user why they aren’t getting the content they are looking for and suggest solu
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by jsizzle 7y ago
This is dated. Akamai pushes configs out in minutes now
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by jsizzle 8y ago
Is there a real advantage for them to patent this as opposed to keeping it a trade secret? Why would they patent this and make their intentions known publicly?
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by jsizzle 9y ago
Is it just me or does the price point seem extremely low? They have a device that should be in high demand globally, and maybe one competitor. And they are charging 15-30k, for basically unlimited usage?? You can't tell me federal law
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by jsizzle 9y ago
Science has failed us. If it can't figure out how curling works, there's no way it actually put a man in the moon.
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“Internet Chemotherapy”(archive.is)
5 points by jsizzle 9y ago|0 comments
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by jsizzle 9y ago
This is not true. Purges on akamai take less than ten minutes for entire cp codes or specific objects. Deploying new cache rules is less than an hour in many cases
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by jsizzle 9y ago
This is minutiae at this point, but it scans the "local" /24. My assumption is that it scans the /24 for any interface available, so if a machine is infected with a public IP, it will start scanning machines on the pub
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by jsizzle 9y ago
Actually, I believe phishing / malicious attachment was debunked as the infection vector. Subsequent research found that WC starts scanning hosts and IP's on port 445 to try to find other machines to infect. Source: https:/&#