robalfonso

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by robalfonso 5y ago
In this context it was court orders, usually over an ownership dispute between corporations. The legal fees etc, make it unlikely to be worth the hassle.
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by robalfonso 5y ago
I understand your sentiment here, but should the registry decide the domain is not theirs it will simply not be manageable from the registrar/buyer. All they do is update the management id to the new registrar and the registrant contac
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by robalfonso 5y ago
2 Days ago management of .io registry was transfered from Afilias to Donuts (Due to an acquisition). It is likely that during that window you registered the domain and they are now cleaning up the issue. It may be your registrar took your
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Totally agree! I am living my best life because I have both cast iron and carbon steel plans, they are both great in their own ways.
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by robalfonso 5y ago
one thing to keep in mind about new pans that are not as "smooth". That is entirely up to the casting medium, and if you want to you can simply clean the pan, sand it smooth then re-season. So a bit of work, but, much easier to g
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by robalfonso 5y ago
We kind of got off topic, I was arguing that if you were concerned about internal systems being down (including your monitoring/alerting) something like pager duty would be fine as a backup. Even at huge scale that backup doesn’t need
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by robalfonso 5y ago
This is not true when your the registrar (as in this case) in fact your entire system could be down and you’d still have access to the registries system to do this update
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Agreed, it’s also worth mentioning that at the end of every cloud is real physical hardware, and that is decidedly less flexible than cloud, if you locked yourself out of a physical switch or router you have many fewer options.
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Even if it can’t, it’s trivial to use it for an important subset, ie is Facebook.com down, is the ns stuff down etc. So there is an argument to be made for still using an outside service as a fallback
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by robalfonso 5y ago
This is not completely accurate. The whole reason a registrar with domain abc.com can use ns1.abc.com is because glue records are established at the registry, this allows a bootstrap that keeps you in from a circular dependency. All that sa
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by robalfonso 5y ago
See, I just went to ha. My hubitat experience was bad. For two years I had crashes, failed devices and failed automations. The last lockup I had I said enough. At least with HA I could get under the hood and deal with an issue. Hubitat gui
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Speaking to Gizmodo, Epik said they were unaware that they had been hacked, but would investigate. What's interesting here is that if you are an ICANN accredited registrar there is a window in which you must report a breach to
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Hubitat user here as well, It's ugly but has been pretty solid for me. It's definitely punching above it's weight class in terms of what it cost. Hubitat has a groovy ide so you can write your own integration if necessary
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by robalfonso 5y ago
I think we are missing some information. I know my wife will order items on a separate account, this means some days I get 4/5 packages delivered at the same time. I think a packages/day and stops/day metric would be more hel
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Here I was thinking I was the only one. I have a presence sensor under my desk, when I sit down it triggers the following: 1) Turns on my monitors and desk lamp 2) Turns on the tv in my office 3) Using an hdmi multi plexer sets the hdmi swi
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Agreed, extra credit when the docs use the key from your account so that you can just grab strait from the docs, I think it's stripe who I'm thinking of who does that, sooooo nice.
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by robalfonso 5y ago
I seriously discount your api if I can't do my initial review via curl. As the author stated, having to do all this setup creates friction, your api is supposed to be solving a problem for me. If it just creates different problems you&
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Wow, and here I was feeling like I was the only one who thought this way! Such a similar experience to yours.
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by robalfonso 5y ago
I would add to this; I’ve driven by billboards and actually wanted the phone number/website but didn’t catch it in time. So while like anything it could be abused. It also serves a useful purpose
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by robalfonso 5y ago
I agree, I saw the author mention for $25k you could have 1000 keys. I immediately though that is not nearly enough. Given the sheer volume they have, they would start putting a picture together very quickly of ip/key/sites. There
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by robalfonso 5y ago
It’s insane they stopped pulling the thread and the defence didn’t push that, even if you spent it there would be evidence. I would have been highly skeptical that all of it just disappeared Into thin air across the entire group....nuts
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Did no one ever ask where was the money? These people all had these huge short falls, why did no one go to find the cash? That's financial crimes 101
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Or facetime perhaps? I agree, it drives me nuts that I can't hook a camera to this, such a missed opportunity during the panedmic.
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by robalfonso 5y ago
TLD's have various compliance requirements around abuse, which does include the afore mentioned. There is significant volume related to this compliance as well as ensuring registrars maintain compliance. It's the nature of the e
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by robalfonso 5y ago
Quote>>> They're half a dozen lines of text (counting glue records and DNSSEC anchors) in a database, it's OUTRAGEOUS we have to pay for that at all. This is not what you are paying for. Every time this argument comes up
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by robalfonso 6y ago
This is key. These aren’t bad ideas. Face time is important, non work proximity is important (ie lunch). None of this requires 5 day a week presence.
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by robalfonso 6y ago
Yes, exactly this. In addition you don't really need other people. If you have actual cash, buy gift cards in cash yourself then purchase online. If you can publish one book thats giberish, then you can publish dozens. And it's t
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by robalfonso 6y ago
I had the ikea one and this one: https://smile.amazon.com/VIVO-Ergonomic-Adjustable-Controlle... The vivo one has been far better in features and reliability. I had to replace the ikea one because it started only going dow
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by robalfonso 7y ago
This is not the crisis it's being portrayed as. Up until a year or two ago. .io was run directly by the ICB. It had issues as it's not straight forward managing root level dns and the other related tasks of a registry. Since then
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by robalfonso 7y ago
Agree, there is an old saying "What gets measured gets managed" These numbers are handy (we look at similar numbers) but they absolutely do not tell the whole story and it's dangerous to think they do. You can often find you

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