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methou
11y ago
Is RFC7469 planned in 1.9?
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methou
12y ago
The business is between Apple and Chinese people, not between Apple and CNNIC or its evil spawn. They have no reason to keep that rogue root of CNNIC's to protect its users for greater good.
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methou
12y ago
Startssl has wildcard certs if you buy their service at 50$/yr, plus many other stuff.
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methou
12y ago
CNNIC is no ordinary CA we are talking about that fears out-of-service. Just like what its name states: China NIC, it is the entity that runs and manages whole block of Chinese part of internet, doing IP allocations and things like that. e
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methou
12y ago
> I don't think China cares if it gets traced back to them. No they don't, and when time arrives, they deny whatever the accusation is, and claims it's a defamation.
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methou
12y ago
> It seems to me that we have officially entered the era of a weaponized internet. Couldn't agree more. And GFW is indeed a WMD that must be stopped.
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methou
12y ago
I have a question with the method, hypothetically, if I am the attacker, I know the ttls of each packets tha tis passing through, right? So when I get a packet with ttl so small that won't survive long enough to reach the target, inste
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methou
12y ago
This means A LOT to the rest of the world. China in history always claims that they don't intervene with things of other country, but in these days, they shamelessly attacked an US company.
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methou
12y ago
I live in China, and I disagree with your statement, but I can understand why you think like that. Usually when you reside in a country for a long time, you don't think the government as a whole, big, flat thing. The size of the it is
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methou
12y ago
IMHO, sublime is a lazy yet flexible editor, it has very fancy out-of-box experience, you don't have to download a lot of stuff from the internet and make your own customizations before you can finally gets started with what you intend
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methou
12y ago
I have marked CNNIC root cert untrusted on all of systems I can control. It bothers me sometimes when some providers with "good" reputation uses them, like azure china. I had to manually add the server certificate to trusted list,
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methou
12y ago
The day has come.
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methou
12y ago
Their website alone can't help those Chinese users get rid of GFW, but can provide information to those who already can. Attacking a single site is like more pro-active movement of the GFW itself, and a sign it can be so much worse.
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methou
12y ago
A number of the DDoSes from China are involuntary induced by DNS Poisoning. When users query a block dns name, they may receive an IP other than the website they want to visit. It may used to redirect traffic to make DDoS without those 
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methou
12y ago
Can I use this service with Battle.net? They don't support VoIP based SMS providers.
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methou
12y ago
First stage - denial.
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methou
12y ago
I tried Inbox when they firstly released, soon as I found its essentially the same thing as Mailbox.app, I switched back to that. Wait.. then M$ re-branded outlook on iOS, simply outruns both Inbox and Mailbox.
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methou
12y ago
I don't quite understand this also. My guess would be the PTR record to in-arpr s are messed up with "localhost."
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methou
12y ago
this is the <-- insert your country name here --> after all.
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methou
12y ago
>>We've seen stories of chinese corporations blatantly stealing western company technologies and the chinese government doing nothing about it. And here some dude won a national competition on top of OSS and they expect somebody
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12y ago
A Chinese here, I'm deeply ashamed by this malicious action at a national level. though DNS poisoning wasn't new for Chinese netizens but it was always poisoning A records to varies foreign military sites like DoD or some Korea si
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methou
12y ago
Shouldn't that require user's consent to run "ActiveXObject"s?
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methou
12y ago
First I thought this was talking about population problems as a social science project, then it turns out just talking about cloud as is?