sauteedbiscuits

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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
Not to be a negative nancy, but I hate these bullshit statistics. When you break it down, its only 35 requests a second. Not a big deal at all. Any website that is relatively popular will do above and beyond that.
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
https://google.com/search?q=100tb There are many cheaper options. The ones you mention seem to be the most expensive.
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
Based on what I have read on many HN articles, what Cloudflare offers and what you receive are two very different products. From being shut off when you have a incoming DDoS of some arbitrary size to actually loading webpages slower than yo
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
The "Only x remaining" part is sleazeball bullshit. It was 5 a few hours ago, then 12, now 19. Pretty sure it is supposed to go the other way.
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
"Yet another thing nobody will use" said a active member of the incredibly popular centos remix, stella. When asked about whats next for stella, nux was heavily focused on just getting his first dollar in revenue. translation: Do not be a d
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
For those saying hes a normal guy who just likes trolling, the article mentions "Michael Brutsch had sex with his step daughter" He was also the creator of subreddits that dealt with glorifying beating women and children. He has 100% of the
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
Major tidbits from the article and appdata: -Less than 500 daily users -Original site could not handle 100 concurrent users -Entire Dev team fired 2 years in and replaced -Team that replaced fired team will likely now depart with Eric
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Shawn Fanning and Eric Feng Out At Airtime(allthingsd.com)
2 points by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago|1 comments
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
The biggest weakness's to 2 factor auth are: 1: You can remove 2 factor auth without having to enter the auth code. So if your computer gets a virus, someone can just remove 2 factor auth via your browser 2: The "app specific passwords" are
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
"We have senior contacts at Google who we worked with in order to regain control of the Google Apps accounts" Boy, its nice they get that privilege. I love gmail, but god help me the day I lose access to my account- I can only imagine the s
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
Is this users as in facebook installs, or users as in ios/android app installs. Big difference, as socialcam makes you authorize their facebook app to watch videos posted by other socialcam users via FB. Having those users add the socialcam
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
You should edit your post to remove the 6th paragraph. Not your place to be calling pastie a increasing malware/virii distribution site. In fact, Not only is it libelous, but its not even appropriate to share with us. There is a reason comp
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by sauteedbiscuits 14y ago
This isnt a good thing, its a bad thing. Name.com basically buckled from a threat and made this user move to a new registrar. Hopefully next time they dont demand name.com reveal private whois or something else. Good on them for not suspend
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by sauteedbiscuits 15y ago
Looks like the same landing page that has been there for a while.. Anyone get a screenshot?
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by sauteedbiscuits 15y ago
What is troubling about this is not that Google mistakenly removed the account. What is troubling is: 1: This guy had to go to the fucking MOON to get his account back, ranting and raving on twitter like a mad man- and it took nearly a week