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901.
by popcalc 3y ago
>dodgy coffee shop This is why TLS exists. Just set up DNS over HTTPS and you'll be fine :)
902.
Ratio-Spoof: A BitTorrent ratio spoof tool written in Go(github.com)
3 points by popcalc 3y ago|0 comments
903.
What's a front-end dev doing writing Go and why is the FBI here? – Kevin Centeno(youtube.com)
1 points by popcalc 3y ago|0 comments
904.
Don't Use VPN Services(gist.github.com)
20 points by popcalc 3y ago|18 comments
905.
by popcalc 3y ago
Exactly, imagine having a similar looking person's mugshot show up when a prospective employer searches your name.
906.
Tell HN: Google returning similar faces in search for individual(files.catbox.moe)
5 points by popcalc 3y ago|3 comments
907.
by popcalc 3y ago
I had never noticed an indication that search results had become aware of context in this manner.
908.
Words known by men and women (2014)(gnodevel.ugent.be)
17 points by popcalc 3y ago|1 comments
909.
by popcalc 3y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7949183
910.
AlexJS: Catch Insensitive, Inconsiderate Writing(alexjs.com)
1 points by popcalc 3y ago|2 comments
911.
Airform.io – Functional HTML Forms for Front-End Developers(github.com)
1 points by popcalc 3y ago|0 comments
912.
by popcalc 3y ago
Source: https://github.com/tbiehn/CURRYFINGER
913.
CURRYFINGER: SNI and Host header spoofing to find true IPs behind Cloudflare(dualuse.io)
1 points by popcalc 3y ago|2 comments
914.
by popcalc 3y ago
Source: https://github.com/Mashpoe/favicon-dino-game
915.
Favicon Dino Game(mashpoe.github.io)
102 points by popcalc 3y ago|38 comments
916.
by popcalc 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33801919 Did you find what you were looking for?
917.
by popcalc 4y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think .tv domains are pretty pricey. They're loved by people who need a bulletproof domain for their sketchy business but I don't see how they would be useful as a disposable spam source that&#x
918.
by popcalc 4y ago
>I think something like passport data is (or should be) fairly well-protected It's astonishing how many times I've had to send scans of my passports to formations agents and banks (non-US) as email attachments in recent years.
919.
by popcalc 4y ago
Uhh… dang? It’s pretty crazy to see this here. Feels like what happened to 4chan in the early to mid 2010s has finally befallen hn.
920.
by popcalc 4y ago
Most cell providers sell your location info to a third party broker to pad earnings. Then it gets resold in smaller and smaller amounts down the chain. If your crazy ex wants to know where you were last night, they can jump in a telegram gr
921.
by popcalc 4y ago
Relay (Thread Bank) offers generating virtual cards.
922.
by popcalc 4y ago
Budapest, Hungary: 1Gb/s up, 2Gb/s down => ~$14/mo Los Angeles: 300Mb/s up/down => $60/mo
923.
by popcalc 4y ago
You do realize this removes the "merit" element from a system that is supposed to be merit-based?
924.
by popcalc 4y ago
>europeans people with no contact with non-europeans I think you mean 5-10 countries in Western, Northern Europe right? Most of Europe is rife with corruption on every level and always has been.
925.
by popcalc 4y ago
North Korea doesn't use their own IPs to execute heists. They go on work trips to HK or Eastern China and set up a proxy chain that culminates with the iot lightbulb in your grandpa's garage as the exit node. I'm going to tak
926.
by popcalc 4y ago
Same goes for LA.
927.
by popcalc 4y ago
Peak vaporware. Got a link to the repo?
928.
BBW(bbw.sv)
2 points by popcalc 4y ago|0 comments
929.
Xkcd 1987: Python Environment (2018)(xkcd.com)
4 points by popcalc 4y ago|1 comments
930.
One-Night Stand Syndrome(vice.com)
6 points by popcalc 4y ago|0 comments

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