niij

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   by niij 10y ago

   How is this free?
2. 602.▲
   by niij 10y ago

   The credentials to the single-use case VPS you just setup?
3. 603.▲
   by niij 10y ago

   From what I can tell from my former employers HTTPS MITM was that websites with certificate pinning turned on had to be exempted from the TLS proxy, otherwise browsers would throw pinning errors.
4. 604.▲
   by niij 10y ago

   Thanks for the informative response! I may try out the subscription.
5. 605.▲
   by niij 10y ago

   I appreciate the honest response. I couldn't find an easy link on mobile to explain what those Pro features were and it sounds like I don't need them after all. I just need to be able to share a database of passwords between my
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   by niij 10y ago

   Do you know anything about Tor? Because they're not a company responsible to their "executives", they're a non-profit. Although it may shock you: the world doesn't revolve around the startup scene in San Fransisco.
7. 607.▲
   by niij 10y ago

   I would recommend taking your oldest backup offline and storing it indefinitely, in case later backups are corrupted. Make sure you turn on verbose firewall logging as well.
8. 608.▲
   by niij 10y ago

   Thanks! I checked out the pricing model and didn't see anything that made sense to me as an individual user. Is there any plan for an affordable individual plan (in the range of 10-20$/ year)? As a Mac/IOS user, I don't
9. 609.▲
   by niij 10y ago

   This post is exploiting a vulnerability in LastPass auto fill, not the browser's auto fill.
10. 610.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    I've received nothing but disregard from their terrible support as well.
11. 611.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    How easy is it to migrate from Laspass to 1Password? I've had the worst experience with their tech support (reported 2 bugs that have both been scrapped as WONT FIX) and really don't want to support them as a premium subscriber an
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    by niij 10y ago

    Just read your "24 Things I Did At 24". Very inspirational!
13. 613.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    The "free rider" problem has been solved. Unfortunately the solution is to have ruthless for-profit businesses, which is where we're at today.
14. 614.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    It's his site, I don't think the snarky comment is needed.
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    by niij 10y ago

    >some node/server on the way will probably drop it If you're familiar with how routing works at all, you'd know it wouldn't even route outside your local network. There are Millions of seperate 10.x.x.x networks.
16. 616.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    Could you please expand on this? I tried to find more info of a Tor relay running mixing, but couldn't find anything. I would like to turn it on for my servers if possible.
17. 617.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    > The large corporations/companies certainly notice it, but they can sustain themselves although they are the ones fighting back the most, since they have the resources.
18. 618.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    You can change playback speed on YouTube.
19. 619.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    Which large company (outside the advertising industry, including Google) relies solely on Internet advertising for their income?
20. 620.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    I was filling your parent argument, but calling ABP a key logger just crossed into delusional territory.
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    by niij 10y ago

    I stand corrected. Thank you for the information.
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    by niij 10y ago

    From my understanding the new chip cards are, in effect, smart cards meaning that after the first use, the information collected is useless. Whereas with a magnetic stripe the CC #, CVV #, expiration date, and name are all transferred pla
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    by niij 10y ago

    > excel-like development environment Not to be confused with the Space themed excel-simulator that is Eve Online.
24. 624.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    Can you explain how Public Key Encryption would be related? I was thinking more in terms of a torrent client corrupting a predictable last bit of each saved file (which could cause tons serious corruption issues in itself for non-media fil
25. 625.▲
    by niij 10y ago

    This is not possible. The torrent protocol works by checking the hash of each file that it downloads so it can reseed the file. If these files were changed by even 1 bit then they couldn't be reseeded back into the torrent network.
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    by niij 10y ago

    > s it even possible to work part-time, go to school part-time, and graduate without debt, anymore For my personal experience, the answer was yes. I went to a Midwestern in-state school and worked IT jobs part time (full time in summer)
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    by niij 10y ago

    I would never have thought to set one up, but after taking the pain of getting all my passwords into it opportunistically (a few minutes per day for a few weeks) it saves me time and headache now. It can autochange passwords, keep notes fo
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    by niij 10y ago

    I hope somebody kills off Lastpass. Worst customer support I have ever received. I've submitted 2 bug reports and 1 feature request since signing up for their paid plan all to have them thrown in their "won't fix" pile
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    by niij 10y ago

    You're using a dictionary password and subsequently reusing that password on multiple sites.... and you're mad at LinkedIn for allowing your account to be compromised? Umm.
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    by niij 10y ago

    If you have a Root Cert installed on your system, and they are MITMing traffic to a HSTS site with that Cert then your browser will give no warnings (for HSTS or non-HSTS sites).