Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
undefined0
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
61.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
> Why are there three modes I don't understand this too. If you set the mode to paranoid, this gives the NSA metadata that you're trying to hide something from them and then the NSA will archive all of the paranoid emails as th
62.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
I've found a second method to see the movie for free. Step 1) Go to https://twitter.com/search?q=seetheinterview.com%2Fplayer%2F Step 2) Click on a link to seetheinterview.com's player Step 3) Either use a USA VPN
63.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
"your customer pays in bitcoin and you receive dollars in your bank account", will Stripe allow us to receive in bitcoins too? I personally would love to use that option. BitPagos does that already but their service is currently l
64.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
According to the TF article Isohunt.to owners have denied a partnership with TPB and are just as clueless as us. https://torrentfreak.com/pirate-bay-domain-back-online-wavin...
65.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
If LetsEncrypt comes pre-installed with cPanel and when creating the domain name it's https by default, then as long as shared hosting providers update the cPanel then all small sites will be updated to be ssl by default. But then we&#
66.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
I've heard of Tahoe-LAFS before, I am under the impression it's for when I own the storage server rather than using a network of other peoples server? My dream is of a network of other people operating the servers for both liabili
67.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
I too dream of such a thing. Personally, I want the idea where you pay bitcoins to the entire network, the payment gets split by the percentage of storage. Webmasters would pay the network (and have an API to generate download links, upload
68.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
The same thing that happened to the low orbit server drones ( http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/03/pirate-bay-plans-... ). They make such statements because they enjoy the media talking about them.
69.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2013/feb/05/pirate-sites-ad... Another citation: me, but not going to prove it. I am friends with an ad network TPB used. They made $10k daily from adware installers alon
70.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
3 levels. The third is the opt-out censorship to protect the children from file sharing, vpn & privacy related info, extreme content (gore), extreme political content (neo-Nazi, maybe even Britian First related but not confirmed), sex r
71.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
Poland actually hosts a lot of the popular file related websites because it's "untouchable" being located in Poland for such websites. Zippyshare, Filestube, Torrentz.eu, etc. Maybe Poland doesn't clamp down on such site
72.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
In the UK, they have censored filestube, took down filecrop and others. Why I mention this instead of TPB? Well, filestube, at the time of the censorship, didn't encourage copyright infringement, it litterly was just a search engine fo
73.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
> It's an interesting idea, but currently quite impractical as there's no infrastructure for it. If TOR and Namecoin hooked up, Namecoin could provide a list of page hashes for a given onion address. Better still, interrogate N
74.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
Here is an archived copy (full list): https://archive.today/tLCKI
75.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
> You must be an individual of at least 13 years of age who resides in the United States to enter into this Agreement. So the insurance policy only applies to USA customers, that's why it's not a huge risk for them as they are
76.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
It works in all countries with credit/debit cards (although some countries are reporting problems; argentina). Non-USA cards will be charged a 2.9% fee from VISA & Mastercard. Some cards appear not to work, some people are reportin
77.
▲
by
undefined0
12y ago
It's a nice coincidence that I was trying to find something like this, I was originally going to use nginx+lua to do this job. However, zimg doesn't let us use a custom short url, so to make a website like imgur it would require n