jtl999

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by jtl999 6y ago
> medical industry (for example to diagnose certain visual disorders, I think I can guess what's this is about but do tell
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by jtl999 6y ago
Will have to check this out :) But is GitHub big enough they can just ignore it and go "bah we're too big now to care about others"?
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by jtl999 6y ago
> and I'm sure they've changed How recent is your experience with MarkMonitor?
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by jtl999 6y ago
I'm aware, but I could just as easily see a lesser registrar getting confused by an abuse report and suspending github.com because it embeds content from githubusercontent.com.
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by jtl999 6y ago
Where do you draw the line? I mean github.com is the corporate email domain of the GitHub company, it also hosts repositories (user generated content)
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by jtl999 6y ago
What makes me uneasy about Cloudflare's registrar service is they force the use of Cloudflare's nameservers unless you have an "Enterprise" plan (paying a monthly fee for what amounts for some registry EPP calls?!) and g
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by jtl999 6y ago
They have their own accreditation for .COM/.NET/.ORG/.INFO/.CA (and maybe a few others) else they fallback to Tucows OpenSRS system, which is decent except in the case of needing advanced features like DNSSEC (for certai
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by jtl999 6y ago
Think you should investigate other options such as the known brand protection/domain asset management companies (MarkMonitor, CSC, easyDNS or their European equivalents) EDIT: I see you're moving to Cloudflare, but I wish you the
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by jtl999 6y ago
They don't block third party clients ala WhatsApp, but going on GitHub and arguing with people isn't a good thing either :/
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by jtl999 6y ago
> in fact it was deprecated in 2017 because it caused so many problems. Instead things like HSTS and transparency logs are used to prevent damage from malicious issuance of certificates, and organizations can typically override things wi
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by jtl999 6y ago
How well does such a bridge work in practice? I realize this isn't the case for all bridges but the matrix.org->freenode bridge is rather infamous for failing in strange ways (asymmetric message forwarding, intermittent lag, etc.) A
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by jtl999 6y ago
Hopefully this we'll hear of the .ORG sale, and it can be filed under "risky investment averted" Wonder if there's an appeals process in place.
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by jtl999 6y ago
I was thinking the same thing, are we going to have a mess of contact tracing apps and services with the similar analogy of the incompatibility with differing messaging protocols? > Also, it's much easier to make it mandatory if it&
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by jtl999 6y ago
I assume they are referring to the time before Apple used custom system-on-chip designs
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by jtl999 6y ago
Big if it happens. I was going to ask how much "teeth" do they actually have.
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by jtl999 7y ago
Most of don't look like what I'm looking for, but thanks
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by jtl999 7y ago
If there was an HP Zbook or Dell XPS system with Ryzen and AMD graphics I'd seriously consider it. Sigh...
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by jtl999 7y ago
If you can get by with audio only I'd recommend Mumble with a strategically placed location of the server (to keep latency consistent between users assuming no routing shenanigans, need to test for this) and hope for the best.
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by jtl999 7y ago
I'd be interested in hearing about it. From the (limited) amount I do know, it seemed like BB was a mix of "security by obscurity" with some memory safety (Java) and so called "internal code audits" by RIM.
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by jtl999 7y ago
What are your issues with Wikimedia? The (somewhat annoying) donation banners?
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by jtl999 7y ago
Not disagreeing with your concerns, and I've heard some concerning stories regarding Namecheap and possible account compromises through means that weren't the fault of the customer and some privacy concerns, so I'm going to a
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by jtl999 7y ago
Some people might not want to give a phone linked to them to certain people while attempting to remain anonymous. I don't disagree this is less then the userbase of Signal, but I assume it shouldn't be hard to use a randomly gener
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by jtl999 7y ago
That appears to be their ToS for hosting, not domains, no?
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by jtl999 7y ago
That was an issue with their hosting service, and didn't affect domains. As for myself personally I keep my own backups of my own externally hosted content but I don't disagree that this issue was a big doozy for Gandi.
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by jtl999 7y ago
Yum
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by jtl999 7y ago
I'm not generally sympathetic to the "domain investor" types, but this quote from domain investor Rick Schwartz I feel is spot on and has been my thought since "day one" of the new TLDs > "As we go into the
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by jtl999 7y ago
Ditto. Seems less of a location problem at this point.
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by jtl999 7y ago
Wonder when the last current root certificate in a common OS (Windows, OS X, mozilla ca-certificates, etc.) expires.
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by jtl999 7y ago
I'm not sympathetic to Discord,but talk about (probably) shooting yourself in the foot.
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by jtl999 7y ago
Pretty sure I've seen Chinese or other "strange" characters as an artifact of certain code obfuscation in the past.

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