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by kbar13 12y ago
in HTML there are such things as anchor tags[0] that allow you to link to other pages instead of using the footnote-y reference-y markup. [0] http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html
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by kbar13 12y ago
Without knowing too much about this project (which looks pretty cool), I don't think it's a good idea to put in your SSN.
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by kbar13 12y ago
imagine a world where this was the norm. You wouldn't need to worry about outages due to falling trees or utility poles exploding or people screwing with your wires. Then you step outside to look up at the sky and you lose your eyesigh
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by kbar13 12y ago
especially in the hosting industry, chargebacks are usually a HUGE pain in the butt for businesses to handle. In most cases where a chargeback would make sense I would go as far as to keep trying to talk to support to get the issue resolved
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by kbar13 12y ago
to be fair Linode also only posts when outages are DC-wide or otherwise affect large numbers of users.
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by kbar13 12y ago
for all new customer accounts, no. You can still get the discount if you're still on the legacy prepaid billing accounts.
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by kbar13 12y ago
while apple's customer support is generally pretty good for ordinary requests, they are known for never admitting fault. i.e. "you're holding the phone the wrong way"
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by kbar13 12y ago
not entirely true. enabling source filtering in all networks will essentially kill off these UDP amplification attacks, because the attacker wouldn't be able to spoof your address as the source address.
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by kbar13 12y ago
damn, apparently I'm fucking negative and I keep telling everyone I'm fucking negative
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by kbar13 12y ago
fail2ban is a log prettifier, doesn't actually add anything to security.
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by kbar13 12y ago
Punctuation abuse in Apple ad copy, actually the worst ever.
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by kbar13 12y ago
security vulns are not in and of itself (themselves?) indicative of the usability/quality of the software. If someone were to finger all the nameservers in the world, I would bet that BIND has a large user share. A good alternative is
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by kbar13 12y ago
what about text as images? https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/
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Imgur.com DNSSEC is broken(dnssec-debugger.verisignlabs.com)
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by kbar13 12y ago
yes, starting june 6th. http://blog.opendns.com/2014/05/29/no-more-ads/
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by kbar13 12y ago
To the OP: I'm glad you're being proactive in responding to abuse reports. The fact of the matter is, phishing is probably one of the worst forms of abuse, in that it directly affects those who don't know what hit them and ca
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by kbar13 12y ago
Mozilla Persona [0] is a similar system that IMO would work quite well, but unfortunately there is very little adoption. It's kind of weird and sad to think about quality/usability of software versus the adoption of said software.
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by kbar13 12y ago
pagerduty [0] does this and more. You also don't need to host your own infra for the alert system. [0] http://www.pagerduty.com/
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by kbar13 12y ago
https://coreos.com/docs/running-coreos/cloud-providers/googl... gce is one of the providers listed in the official docs, and I assume the CoreOS guys have had some interaction with gce people.
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by kbar13 12y ago
AFAICT, the reason why packets are getting dropped is because the ISP's equipment doesn't have the capacity to handle the traffic. i.e. internet is a series of pipes example. Level3 has a big fat pipe with 10Gbit/s of traffic
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by kbar13 12y ago
That's not even remotely close to being the first thing that I think of when I learned about laravel.
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by kbar13 12y ago
what happens if you have actual contributions, do they pollute the banner?
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by kbar13 12y ago
"I made a thing, but I don't want it to be successful"
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by kbar13 12y ago
assuming that you're in .nl, I feel like 400KB/s from on the other side of the world is not terrible.
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by kbar13 12y ago
I did some math back (a few years ago) when I was on U-Verse to determine if this was an issue. It's not, not even close. The average shooter, based on the highly scientific study of Counter Strike Source and Urban Terror (a quake mod)
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by kbar13 12y ago
I attended miguel's talk at PyCon, and he seemed like he definitely knew what he was talking about, and also seemed very interested in teaching others about what he learned. I also just bought the book.
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by kbar13 12y ago
because writing yaml is way easier than writing a bash script.
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by kbar13 12y ago
the problem with social networks isn't so much the quality or usability of the platform, but whether or not relevant people use them.
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by kbar13 12y ago
link to actual wikipedia quikscript article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quickscript
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by kbar13 12y ago
https://github.com/gollum/gollum/commit/85677d5e918dca88a23b... changes: https://github.com/gollum/gollum/commit/dac126826641d3bcfa8c...

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