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by jtolj 12y ago
Touche. I freed that one up.
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by jtolj 12y ago
It's around $50 a year for the domain, which is a cost I'm happy to eat as I'm using it myself. But yes, if you're working on top secret projects or something that might leak sensitive data it's probably not a good
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by jtolj 12y ago
I actually was using .local previously, but my co-workers all use .dev so I assumed that was more common ;p.
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by jtolj 12y ago
Both of these are really useful, but a lot to type if you just need 127.0.0.1.
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by jtolj 12y ago
If you develop multiple websites on your local machine, you distinguish them by using different domain names for each of them. You might have site1.dev and site2.dev. There are a variety of methods to handle this, but commonly you add a rec
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by jtolj 12y ago
Not following how this might present a security issue, but I'm curious for you to expand on this. Seems like even if the DNS record managed to change in the midst of a POST request, the post would pretty obviously fail to perform as ex
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by jtolj 12y ago
I got tired of editing my host file for local development. Have been meaning to do this for a while, but I never had a domain name short enough so as not to be annoying to type.
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Give HN: *.til.io resolves to 127.0.0.1(til.io)
46 points by jtolj 12y ago|79 comments
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by jtolj 13y ago
That's actually the biggest reason I prefer to buy online, it's nearly impossible to get glasses locally without a huge brand name plastered on the side.
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by jtolj 13y ago
I think that a big change in prescriptions can cause it temporarily as well, but definitely have them re-check the prescription/PD. A surprising number of mistakes are made. Also if you notice that your eyes aren't centered vertic
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by jtolj 13y ago
I've tried a bunch of cheap online vendors (Zenni, Optical4Less, Goggles4U) over the years. All were acceptable and probably averaged about $40/pair total with high-index lenses, but the frames always felt cheap and occasionally I
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by jtolj 13y ago
As a Linode & GApps customer that uses DFA I'm curious about this as well... Are they talking about Google, Linode or their own app?
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by jtolj 13y ago
http://iobm.net/forum/dos/index.php/topic,17.msg113.html#msg... This is evidently some of the code that was leaked. It's some pretty ugly PHP.
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Another Security Blunder Takes Down Another Dark Web Drug Emporium(slate.com)
44 points by jtolj 13y ago|12 comments
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by jtolj 13y ago
I've been beta testing Longview for a while. It's been kind of nice to have. I most liked the at-a-glance visibility of whether there were any system package updates available. The pricing structure is disappointing. I would have
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by jtolj 13y ago
For me, Google shutting down Reader was a huge wake-up call that I should be paying for the things that I depend on as much as I did GReader. I signed up & paid for both pinboard and newsblur within a week of the announcement, and purpo
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by jtolj 13y ago
Very true. It's expensive and complex to have real HA/redundancy, but they can't even bounce a DB server without taking down every one of their apps. I have no idea about administering Windows servers, but based on my experie
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by jtolj 13y ago
>> All our stuff runs on one (1) server > This has nothing to do with MS, but why would you set up such an architecture? If one of the apps hits a memory leak > (their HeatTest project did), than all of your other critical serv
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by jtolj 13y ago
Yes, this. I was confused by it too until I uncovered that in a GetSatisfaction thread. If you lock it about 1/4 of the way from the top, the auto mark-read behavior is like GReader. It should probably default to being locked... One of
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by jtolj 13y ago
I was a heavy GReader user and I settled on Newsblur. It was the closest experience to how I used GReader (uncluttered full screen view, j/k/spacebar to navigate through the list, acceptable and improving android app). "o&q
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by jtolj 13y ago
Ditto. I'm unable to login with my credentials, and have yet to receive the password reset I requested (although I assume they are getting a lot of those right now, so it may be queued). All these compromises sure are getting tiring. I've a
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by jtolj 13y ago
Shoot, you are correct. Definitely an attack vector. The connection is to the same TTY when I log in via the web terminal and SSH at the same time, so if you are logged in via LISH anyone with the LISH password has access to the logged in u
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by jtolj 13y ago
I'm pretty sure this is correct. The LISH passwords just give you console access via ssh (as an alternative to the web-based terminal in Linode Admin), which is essentially the equivalent of getting to an ssh prompt. A login/password would
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by jtolj 13y ago
I have two accounts with them, one for my day job and one through my LLC. Right now neither card is showing unusual charges. My day job had some Google Apps account compromises last month, and this is making me paranoid that the database th
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by jtolj 14y ago
Maybe has something to do with this: https://stripe.com/blog/stripejs-and-jsonp (they mention JSONP only supporting GET requests)?
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Comcast Injecting Javascript Warning Message into Non-Comcast Websites(hackingnetflix.com)
2 points by jtolj 14y ago|0 comments
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by jtolj 14y ago
This is so old, you may not see this... but placeshifting -> start watching in one place (laptop/work), close window, pick up where you left off in the video later (Boxee Box/home).
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by jtolj 14y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. When I initially starting brainstorming on the idea, I had some Twitter integration included: auto-adding videos from your timeline (stolen from the Boxee folks) and hashtag "subscriptions"... but it started getti
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by jtolj 14y ago
Awesome job! I would definitely use this - but I'm getting a 500 error trying to enter my email address with plus character in it.
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by jtolj 14y ago
I quietly launched/brought out of beta http://requeue.com this year. I built it mainly for myself, since I found myself watching more and more long-format web video and wanted a better way to organize it. The terms of the Youtube API pret

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