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by pgl 5y ago
That's because it bounces the registration link through a tracker. If you're OK with being tracked, you can permanently allow that domain.
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German Court Rules Against Internet Security Non-Profit Quad9(quad9.net)
298 points by pgl 5y ago|192 comments
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by pgl 5y ago
DNSFilter | REMOTE (worldwide) | Full time, permanent | https://careers.dnsfilter.com DNSFilter is a protective DNS service that allows customers to configure policies which block DNS requests, based on the type of domain being
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by pgl 5y ago
Someone just reported this to me and I've removed the entry from my blocklist. This was a very old entry - it was added on Fri, 06 Jun 2003 19:53:00. Back then it was a marketing company that served ads. I pride myself on knowing the e
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by pgl 5y ago
Really neat tool for site analysis - main feature is a graph of third party request chains, but there's all sorts of other information there as well. An example for gizmodo.com: https://lookyloo.circl.lu/tree/956ed
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Lookyloo(lookyloo.circl.lu)
1 points by pgl 5y ago|1 comments
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by pgl 5y ago
https://edgedns.status.akamai.com/ We are aware of an emerging issue with the Edge DNS service. We are actively investigating the issue. If you have questions or are experiencing impact due to this issue, please contact
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Graphs of relationships between DNS RFCs(twitter.com)
9 points by pgl 5y ago|0 comments
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by pgl 5y ago
What's going to happen is that sites will enumerate which FLoC IDs represent which set of interests, and just use send that data off together with whatever unique ID they're already tracking you with. You can do this by just setti
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I paid for Spotify playlist placements so you don’t have to(najinsan.wordpress.com)
222 points by pgl 6y ago|109 comments
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macOS monitoring application launches of Firefox(twitter.com)
4 points by pgl 6y ago|0 comments
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by pgl 6y ago
> We do not set any cookies on redirects but do use cookies for authentication for users You also set cookies on every request apparently. What are they for? $ curl -Is https://t.ly/ | grep -ic set-cookie 3
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by pgl 6y ago
There are plenty of screenshots showing the WYSIWYG aspect on Google Images: https://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&q=sigil+ebook+editor
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by pgl 6y ago
I don't really agree here. It's much harder to implement different mechanisms for each browser individually, and now that it's coming on the OS level (iOS 14, MacOS 11, Windows 10), there'll be a whole new set of ways to
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by pgl 6y ago
I don't know, I'd say that's precisely the reason DoH isn't so great - because it bypasses proxies, NATs, firewalls. If you're the admin that needs to configure DNS a certain way for any reason (corporate policies,
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by pgl 6y ago
Yeah this was blocked for a day or two, a couple of weeks ago. Refresh your filter lists and it'll no longer be blocked.
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by pgl 6y ago
Yeah, I added this yesterday. For the record, you can also view exact timestamps on the detail page: https://pgl.yoyo.org/adservers/details.php?hostname=plausibl...
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by pgl 7y ago
It's the language I think is misleading - there aren't 1bn trackers out there to be blocked. I suppose it means there's been 1bn blocks happened.
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by pgl 7y ago
It's "open source", but there's only been 5 commits since August last year? Where do the updates to blocking rules etc come from? Also, the homepage states "Over 1 Billion Trackers Blocked", but that really fee
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by pgl 7y ago
Glad you're finding my list useful. There are very few downloads in Little Snitch format per day (419 today so far out of 2.7m accesses).
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by pgl 7y ago
Just click "Temporarily" or "Permanently" to bypass the block, if you don't mind the tracking.
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by pgl 7y ago
From the TfL press release: > Legislation means that Uber now has 21 days to appeal, during which it can continue to operate pending any appeal and throughout any potential appeals process. Uber may seek to implement changes to demonstr
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by pgl 7y ago
Here is the announcement from Transport for London: * https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/media/press-releases/2019/novemb...
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by pgl 7y ago
> I am unable to make out what Pika does from the landing page This seemed fairly succinct: > Pika is a new kind of package registry for the modern web Not sure what "Universal JavaScript" means though, and I don't
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by pgl 7y ago
Why are they doing this?
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by pgl 7y ago
Hi. I clicked "I DO NOT ACCEPT" and it took me to https://europa.eu/ . Then I clicked back, and it didn't show the banner anymore. There are still 4 cookies set, including "euconsent" (set to some we
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by pgl 7y ago
Really? Isn't that how all successful technology starts off - highly priced, effectively experimental, but then becoming more and more available to the general public as the price goes down and production increases?
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by pgl 7y ago
Notqmail is a fork of Qmail, which "begins where netqmail left off". A good description of their goals can be found on the wiki: * https://github.com/notqmail/notqmail/wiki > [Notqmail] will provide
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by pgl 7y ago
> "we ... recommend that you change your Robinhood password" This should really be a forced reset. Not finding evidence that it was accessed isn't proof that it wasn't.
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by pgl 7y ago
Done.

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