sammy2255

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by sammy2255 1y ago
That's really cool I never thought about having your own host and then faking the SNI. I find it pathetic that vendors and ISPs are snooping SNI headers to block things, looking at you, UK. Also, I wonder what will happen if those inst
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by sammy2255 1y ago
How would a 63 node Clickhouse cluster compare? >:)
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by sammy2255 1y ago
Yes
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by sammy2255 1y ago
Can't resolve any records for dynamodb.us-east-1.amazonaws.com However, if you desperately need to access it you can force resolve it to 3.218.182.212. Seems to work for me. DNS through HN curl -v --resolve "dynamodb.us-east-1.ama
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by sammy2255 1y ago
Qantas*
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by sammy2255 1y ago
There's no concept of social security number in Australia
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Tell HN: Protonmail support reads your emails in unsuspension process
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by sammy2255 1y ago
I recall I was once on a Deutsche Bahn train, it was delayed more than an hour (not that I cared I wasn't in a rush). One worker came around handing out envelopes, since everyone was entitled to a partial refund, I had to sign it, and
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by sammy2255 1y ago
How do you "pull out" of the UK if you are not a UK company, you are a US company, hosted in the US, and proxied by Fastly. There's nothing to do? You do not need to abide by UK laws, even if your website is accessible from t
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by sammy2255 1y ago
Why?
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by sammy2255 1y ago
They are likely using cheap labour from India or something.. the deal went to the lowest bidder.
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by sammy2255 1y ago
This is why crypto needs to rule the world
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by sammy2255 1y ago
1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 are served by the same service. It's not advertised as a redundant fully separate backup or anything like that...
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by sammy2255 1y ago
Depends who you trust more with your DNS traffic. I know who I trust more.
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by sammy2255 1y ago
https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip-zstd
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by sammy2255 1y ago
(which all are by default)
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by sammy2255 1y ago
Kati Perri Hot Cold.
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by sammy2255 2y ago
It can indeed
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by sammy2255 2y ago
I'll just.. leave this here https://cloudflare.com/cdn-cgi/trace
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by sammy2255 2y ago
Sounds like Tiktok has actually banned US users then, as well as US banning Tiktok (being removed from the App store)
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by sammy2255 2y ago
How long before Hamas start shooting rockets indiscriminately into Israel again
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by sammy2255 2y ago
Disagree. FIDE's dress code has double standards, there was a dude in chinos made to look like jeans and they were allowed. To me it seems like a very antiquated rule that needs to be reworked/abolished to keep up with the times.
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by sammy2255 2y ago
Disagree. Regardless of what Brave is doing you shouldn’t block via User Agent like this.
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by sammy2255 2y ago
Not really. You wouldn’t complain to a fence company for blocking a path if there were hired to do exactly that
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by sammy2255 2y ago
Unfortunately its not really Cloudflare but webadmins who have configured it to block everything thats not a browser, whether unknowingly or not
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by sammy2255 2y ago
Cheers for the downvotes but it’s true
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by sammy2255 2y ago
What if it’s 100% green energy? Is it a waste?
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by sammy2255 2y ago
You don’t worry. The best the EU can do is try (and likely fail) to block access to your application
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by sammy2255 2y ago
>and note that it takes 300 to 400 microseconds for an eye to blink Anyone with at least half a brain knows this is ridiculously fast. Thats obviously incorrect
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by sammy2255 2y ago
Lots of governments use Cloudflare

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