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by ryanlol 7y ago
> the owner has never had any interest in actually using What are you basing this on? Did you even try to research the history of this domain? https://www.haven2.com/index.php/archives/corpcom-registry
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by ryanlol 7y ago
> and almost the entire value is driven by scamming opportunities That’s a bizarre claim. Maybe you should read up on previous high value domain name sales before making such statements. The asking price is perfectly reasonable even if y
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by ryanlol 7y ago
From what? Generally fail2ban only exposes unnecessary attack surface while providing zero benefit.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Verisign is a nonprofit now?
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by ryanlol 7y ago
> What a persona this paints of the seller. Yeah! How dare he care about his own livelihood rather than “security”?!? What an asshole!
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Why bring up ICANN? They don’t control .com, verisign does.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
I know who works at DarkMatter, it’s this part I was picking up on: >Nobody critics these people who voluntarily go there to work and instead we all pretend "Technology is Neutral". This really doesn’t match my experiences. May
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by ryanlol 7y ago
>Debt is dumb. This attitude is dumb.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Really?
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by ryanlol 7y ago
As you say, someone else has already given Chevron that money. Buying Chevron shares from “some other gambler” does not give Chevron money.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
>In most jurisdictions, witnessing a crime and not reporting it is also punishable Usually such laws only apply to specific crimes.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
> So you're proposing the Ecuadorian government should've given a whole lot of money to Chevron to be able to have a say in the matter? Why would buying Chevron shares necessitate giving Chevron money?
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by ryanlol 7y ago
The timeline in the story seems to confirm that assumption.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Isn’t that really for twitter to decide? Besides, weren’t the people who had opted out from the “Let people who have your phone number find you on Twitter” unaffected by this?
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by ryanlol 7y ago
I don’t think it’s unreasonable to point out that lots of the speculation here about NSA hosting phishing pages or secret captcha-free google for analysts under nsa.gov falls firmly into the chemtrail category of crazy conspiracy theories.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
I’ve seen people use third party services that work with the DMV to make them materialize magically.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Yeah, I get strong chemtrail vibes from many of the comments here.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
You can usually immediately get temporary transfer plates that’ll be valid for a month everywhere(?) in the EU.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
The “pay” part really depends on the value of the car and if you have a big pile of cash handy. Recently instant SEPA transfers have made this easier, but not available between all banks.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Why?
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Akamai rotates their source IPs a lot so you wouldn’t get a captcha very fast.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
It does though, Akamai WAF.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
It’s not, that’s just standard akamai WAF behaviour. E: sorry, HN is throttling me and I can’t reply below. This is just a silly web application firewall that blocks a list of “suspicious strings”. There’s not much else to be said about it.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Not weird, just WAF.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
>I'm surprised Google serves a homepage to the domain Google doesn’t, the reverse proxy just rewrites the Host header.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Nothing especially interesting happening here, someone just pointed captcha.nsa.gov at google.com in their akamai config. Perhaps they’re just using google.com like example.com, or they’re trying to serve recaptcha under nsa.gov.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
This is an utterly useless comment, you could post it as a response to almost everything linked here. Everyone who cares simply blocks those trackers
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by ryanlol 7y ago
>A law is useless if it is not somehow enforced Airbus is getting huge fines, how is that not enforcement? Custodial sentences aren’t and shouldn’t be the only way of enforcing the law.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
Is bribery really harmful enough to necessitate custodial sentences? Especially in the EU, where our criminal justice systems aren’t nearly as unreasonable as in the US.
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by ryanlol 7y ago
You can do all of those in English without any issues.

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