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by thanksforfish 6y ago
You personally make a many DNS queries as a full-blown ISP? The fact that your server does it's own caching may keep your query rate lower than others. I'm sure they can refuse service to customers in certain cases.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
4) change DNS settings in router to use the pi-hole. Although I agree, it's not terribly complex to follow the steps. Lack of time to fiddle with self-managing a device seems like it could be a bigger limiter.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
If I'm following, you have a DNS server running that only permits requests to whitelisted domains? When you browse hn, do you need to whitelist each domain to be able to load content? How many domains do you have whitelisted and how ma
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
NFT?
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
> One advanced strategy is to deliver real but defanged phishing emails to more employees than originally received it. This isn't recommending against phishing simulations, but instead suggests better crafted emails and gentler resp
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Any page with actual details? This just says "download brave", which I don't want to do.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Consider redacting anything other than the salary that may be sensitive, but yes, you can share them. Depending on how you negotiate, you may benefit from not sharing numbers and letting the other side guess (potentially overshooting and of
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Link to the source? Why is this an imgur link?
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
The headline suggests voting with your wallet while the article and the whistleblower appear to be suggesting stricter regulation.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Using AI to suggest a reply or to use human approval seems like a low risk approach. Would you feel dead inside if your tool helped developers keep their projects online? Sounds rewarding to fight the big guy and keep cool projects online.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Did you have any audiences in mind? Were you thinking a one size fits all or just a larger niche? Success of CSS themes depends a bit on fashion, so there's some risk that a popular theme will implode by getting too popular and then fe
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Theres some interesting incentives for teachers administering standardized tests to ignore cheating. Students who do well reflects well on the teacher and the school. I wonder how schools report cheating to standardized test administrators
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Are exam proctors really auditing this to that level? I've been out of school for a while, but I think I only remember the honor system being used.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Yup. Used elastic IP addresses are mostly free[1]. Unused elastic IP addresses are $0.005/hr[2]. Although watch the remapping fee... $0.1 per remapping past the first 100. That could add up. [1] https://aws.amazon.com/p
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The Browser Exploitation Framework(github.com)
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
This helps, but can't you also do this sort of scanning without websockets?
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
See also: BeEF[1] Theres lots of scanning/attacks you can do using the web browser as your scanning tool. Its troubling that major sites are starting to use some of these techniques, but these techniques have been readily available to
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
https://www.webpagetest.org/lighthouse is one example.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
I would recommend something much longer than 4 digits.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
This is a huge shift in the trust model... I'm not happy.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
I've found that tapping next to the registration lock PIN prompt will dismiss it on Android. A "dismiss" button and a "don't ask me again, I won't lose this" checkmark would make much more sense to me.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
It reads to me like a person who believes they have integrity. I'd willingly hire and seek opportunities to work with people who value their integrity. What about the statement bothers you?
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
You just stop paying for things you use?
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Surely changing a card number doesn't communicate your intent to unsubscribe from any service where you have an ongoing subscription. It prevents the bill payment, but doesn't stop the subscription and any costs associated.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
How do you implement your own security on a network channel if the first network request is over http and subject to man in the middle attack? Does ed25519.sign not work on origins with self signed certs?
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Honestly theres a lot of other sites that would benefit from that too. A well written and maintained scraper for a bunch of popular sites may be worth a subscription for some bandwidth limited people.
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Maybe you are at home and you need to sign something, but you don't have a printer and scanner because its 2020 and those are seldom needed. You can use this and move on with your life, or drive to a Kinkos or other place that will let
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
Is there a good list of web based tools that let you load/save locally or via cloud storage like draw.io does? diagrams.net is so cool!
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
If you needed to setup an S3 bucket that triggers a Lambda function when an object is added, how would you do that? Last I looked, the S3 resource would get created lazily, the Lambda wouldn't get an S3 ARN, as the S3 bucket didn'
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by thanksforfish 6y ago
> With Elasticache I doubled the size of the instance in place from my phone so I could go back to sleep. Did you so that using the AWS console in your mobile web browser? Pretty nifty way to quickly get back to sleep.

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