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Internet Archive services are temporarily offline(web.archive.org)
4 points by outloudvi 5y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Do you think phone numbers should be private to other employees?
2 points by outloudvi 5y ago|1 comments
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by outloudvi 5y ago
Well, seems that the authors of the two posts are the same user.
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by outloudvi 5y ago
GCP free $300 credit only work for 90 days, so not 3 years - but 2.25 years. Azure free $200 credit only work for 30 days, so not 2.25 years - but 1.33 years (if you need credit instead of free 12-month services).
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by outloudvi 5y ago
Oh, on the GCP story I was always reminded of this: https://blog.tomilkieway.com/72k-1/
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by outloudvi 5y ago
I believe a joke of "getting you deported" is inappropriate enough especially for some countries (or regions).
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by outloudvi 5y ago
Actually we didn't expect the Cloudflare NS address & user matching since it has never been officially promised. They are on the same certificate from Let's Encrypt, which is a much more solid evidence: https://crt.
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Freenode is pointing irc.libera.net to chat.freenode.net(fedi.absturztau.be)
64 points by outloudvi 5y ago|36 comments
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by outloudvi 5y ago
One reason is that DNS is UDP based, on which source IP spoofing is possible.
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by outloudvi 5y ago
Just saying - I'm amazed that .java is a TLD.
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by outloudvi 5y ago
Oh, as an addition, the one that really protects you from fake DNS records is DNSSEC (given you have trust on ICANN or so).
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by outloudvi 5y ago
> Are things like DNS sinkholes and domain blacklisting still possible with DoH? Surely they are... but the guy might not be your ISP but Cloudflare. EDIT: In Canada that would be that so-called CIRA (by default). But you always have con
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by outloudvi 5y ago
Well... Cloudflare Workers does enable you to bypass CAPTCHA walls. https://www.freebuf.com/articles/web/267964.html (Chinese)
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by outloudvi 5y ago
I thought Private Relay will not change the geo-region of users (e.g., proxy to IPs of the same country) in order to let online streaming companies (e.g,. Netflix) happy. This is different from what said in this post. Is it no longer the ca
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by outloudvi 5y ago
It's actually Chrome-style embrace-extend-extinguish. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace%2C_extend%2C_and_extin...
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by outloudvi 6y ago
Not the first time. Fedilab and Subway Tooter (both Mastodon apps too) have also been suspended from Play Store monthes earlier, also the latter one hasn't been recovered until now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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Show HN: Just a 5-minute temporary URL shortener(uau.li)
1 points by outloudvi 6y ago|0 comments
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by outloudvi 6y ago
It's obviously good if worldwide miners all agree to protect the environment together. It's also right that many governments have paid a lot of attention to Bitcoin. However, Bitcoin is not to be strictly regulated by design. A go
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by outloudvi 6y ago
I would agree to your idea. Ethernum 2.0 is doing its work towards PoS, althought that is still in the future (maybe ~1.5 yrs). In the long run, Ethernum might become environmental friendly.
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by outloudvi 6y ago
> ... Ethereum uses POS ... No, Ethereum is at least not using PoS for now.
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by outloudvi 6y ago
Bitcoin is not a protocol for honest people to reach spontaneous agreements. It uses algorithms to create consensuses, and audit might be powerless in this system.
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by outloudvi 6y ago
Good to see Element back. I want to mention that Fedilab [1] and Subway Tooter [2], two famous apps used for Mastodon (or ActivityPub), a decentralized social network, had also been taken down by Google Play with the same reason. 1. https:
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GitHub has reversed the takedown of nyaa.si code repository(github.com)
10 points by outloudvi 6y ago|1 comments
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by outloudvi 6y ago
It's cool seeing people show their gratitude. This reminded me of an interesting year-ago SATA (Star And Thank Author) license: https://github.com/zTrix/sata-license
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by outloudvi 6y ago
Worth mentioning: Twitter legacy, which does not require Javascript, will be shutting down in 15 days. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25088561
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by outloudvi 6y ago
Now we have at least three tech giants that don't know www.example.com is not example.com: * Twitter * Google (maybe deliberately) * "The almighty WHATWG" who accepts Google's revision on whatwg/url about this
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by outloudvi 6y ago
"Hi, the enthuastic freedom of coding killer RIAA, please send GitHub a takedown request on https://github.com/github/dmca ."
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by outloudvi 6y ago
Google has been screwing up the web stardards for a long time (one infamous example is whatwg/url). Pretty clear what would happen if Chrome controls the web.
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Tiny-curl 7.72.0 is released(curl.haxx.se)
7 points by outloudvi 6y ago|0 comments
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by outloudvi 6y ago
"Keep in mind that Amazon does dynamic pricing already so it's already commonplace to not always get the same price." (from https://jika.ai/faq/ ) "Amazon also does something" doesn't mean

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