originalsimba

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by originalsimba 9y ago
Because it's an API and I'm a developer and a fully developed adult with several decades of computer, internet, and professional working experience in tech.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Too late!
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Why does a proxy server need to decrypt traffic to serve it? Why can't it simply _act as a proxy_? What Cloudflare does is dangerous to the integrity of safe browsing, for a variety of reasons. And their aggressive marketing to convinc
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by originalsimba 9y ago
"Our knowledge of food is super limited." You mean your knowledge. The scientific world knows a lot about how food works and what it does to the human body. It could know more, but because our medical research is driven by profit
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by originalsimba 9y ago
uh, try $1 per 10,000 API calls and maybe you're on to something.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
but then you pour salt on it when cooking. I mean who eats saltless bacon? Gross. Why would you even bother. Anyway this stuff really doesn't matter. People have been attacking foods since I was a baby. It's nearly always lies. Li
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by originalsimba 9y ago
This just in, corporations are self-interested and corrupt. If you've reached middle age without realizing that literally everyone in the world is lying and cheating to get ahead then you are not paying attention. "How did it get
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by originalsimba 9y ago
However, that is apparently a deal breaker, which makes me suspicious because many organizations have no trouble implementing Let's Encrypt SSL despite the lack of wildcard support. That + Past Behavior = suspicion.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
You're speaking of a strict definition of censorship which is when an authoritative body is the one censoring. And you are not wrong. Private censorship is still censorship, however. It is also a form of speech itself.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
those pesky germans at it again..
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by originalsimba 9y ago
If Cloudflare wants wildcards it's so they can have multiple customers, each using completely different origin servers, on a single certificate, which makes those certificates worthless, and I hope Let's Encrypt blacklists Cloudfl
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by originalsimba 9y ago
I'm not suggesting guilt by association. What I'm suggesting is that the crooked CEO of $Comodo and the crooked CEO of $Cloudflare probably made some back room deals where they laughed about how they'd be taking advantage of
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Whats wrong with that? Electronic Arts is a cancer on the gaming industry.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Assuming all of that were true, all that does is raise questions how he could be so completely wrong in this article.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
"Bad Actors" in the tech field tend to flock together. Comodo has been at the center of several really ugly stories, this one being the latest. The CEO of Comodo attempted to sue Lets Encrypt before they launched, in order to kill
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by originalsimba 9y ago
I admire Pinker's optimism but the enlightenment was 300 years ago and the fact that humans are still lagging behind their own progress by 3 centuries is proof of something awful which it's maybe time we all acknowledge.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Where do these people come from, they contribute nothing of real value to the world, and they attack some of the greatest champions of the people that we've ever known.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
I was going to say the same thing, but I would go a step further and say why the heck would you want a static site for a blog in 2018? WordPress is fast, secure, and sooooo easy to use. I'm a professional web developer with 20 years ex
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Political division in the United States is insane. People do not think for themselves. They are complete tools of whatever media outlets they happen to get their "news" from. They grab hold of catch phrases and chant them as loud
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by originalsimba 9y ago
"Since the OS is unreachable" Woah slow down there what? That's a significant presumption. This 'serverless' thing is a fad.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
This is the worst thing I have read in weeks. The author lacks any understanding of the technology and appears to live in a "Google Bubble". tl;dr, don't waste your time. He's probably trolling.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
What you're talking about is addiction. It has nothing to do with food. People who tend towards addiction will be addicted to all kinds of things. Fighting addiction is very difficult, no doubt. If you recognize it as addiction instead
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Yes and it's a safe bet that was going to happen. Since they admitted to it, maybe people will let it go. I would suggest it depends on how much damage was done to real users. There could be a class action. It would be ironic if a bunc
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Wow talk about garbage journalism. "As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump seized the platform as a megaphone to amplify his attacks on immigrants, women, and Muslims, adding a virulent new political dimension to the tidal wave of h
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Admitting to the crime is a form of damage control. Someone with a clue figured out what was going on, spoke to the lawyers, and determined that the penalties, if any, would be harsher if they wait for a trial before admitting guilt. That&#
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by originalsimba 9y ago
What they've done is a crime. Trying to fight piracy by using evil and criminal methods is the wrong approach. There's an old saying "Two wrongs don't make a right".
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by originalsimba 9y ago
Repeated studies have shown that carb restriction leads to weight loss.
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by originalsimba 9y ago
I think the conclusion is false and the real culprit is low-sugar, not low-calorie. Insulin production is directly influenced by sugar levels. It is not influenced by caloric intake. I didn't read the whole article but I bet their meth
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Intellectual Property is Garbage (editorial)(tailpuff.net)
2 points by originalsimba 9y ago|1 comments