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   by jswny 11y ago

   Great writeup! I might try this out later and see how it fairs. I haven't used the Jekyll + GitHub combo yet but I have heard great things.
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   by jswny 11y ago

   I disagree. My experience with free software, albeit small, is a positive one. I gain immense satisfaction from knowing people use and rely on pieces of software that I've written. When my users ask me for updates and make feature requ
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   by jswny 11y ago

   Apple has an obligation as a financial institution to win this case. Apple is a business, and it has customers who won't want to buy phones which they know are purposefully compromised from a security standpoint. In addition, those cus
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   by jswny 11y ago

   There are two ways to bypass CloudFlare and related services. 1) Most of the time, as Kephael said, websites expose their back end IPs through subdomains like ssh.domain.com or ftp.domain.com. MX records also sometimes function in the same
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   by jswny 11y ago

   CloudFlare protection can be easily bypassed. These types of proxy services which offer decently cheap DDoS protection are fine for defending against small-time attacks, however, plenty of attackers have scripts capable of bypassing them.