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by unknownaccount 4y ago
And the end of the day they’ll be back up on a new provider, and all this noise in the media will have done nothing but strengthen their position via the Streissand effect.
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Not sure how I feel about the mods editing my posts and creating the illusion that I posted something I didn’t tbh.
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
This isn't what I submitted. I submitted a different link: https://twitter.com/AggressiveCurl under the title "TikTok Hacked".
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Has tiktok_us been breached?(twitter.com)
399 points by unknownaccount 4y ago|135 comments
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Is it too much to ask them to setup a netscanner that notifys the users when their IP is exposed to the greater internet, so that they don’t have a misplaced faith in the advertised anti-DDOS system(whether free or paid)?
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
>It would be nice if cloudflare has automation to proactively checked and reach out to paying customers who do have their servers exposed though I suggested this idea to them months ago and was ignored. The way I see it, they rather cont
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Terminating service to someone suspected of fraud is one thing. This is normal. Preventing someone from transferring their domain to another registrar + accelerating it's expiration/cancellation date + stonewalling appeals is anot
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
If someone has a list of 100 random websites which use CloudFlare, it would be interesting to know what % of them are vulnerable to unmasking via CrimeFlare. This could give us a general idea of the scale of this vulnerability, as well as a
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Ask HN: IPv4 mass scans – do many Cloudflare customers pay pointlessly?
14 points by unknownaccount 4y ago|9 comments
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
I find it utterly bizarre that CloudFlare considers itself some paragon of free speech whilst they have been caught red handed arbitrarily shutting peoples domain names down in their registrar service, even going so far as to prevent peopl
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Doesn’t this decision to arbitrarily moderate content compromise the possibility of CloudFlare being legally classified a common carrier? I also find it hilarious CloudFlare pretends to care about free speech here when they have been caught
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
You don't think NSO group has a Pegasus equivalent for Android?
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
iPhone 2020 SE, which cost me $200 in grade-A+ condition on ebay. They have the same processor as the 13 Pro Max. vs. every Android phone I ever touched. I work for a phone company and helped people setup and fix problems on hundreds of dif
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Has there been some breakthrough in lithium ion battery technology in the last 2 years that Im not aware of? I have 2x 2020 SE's which I've used every day and the battery life is still great. Im always surprised how much time I ha
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
iPhones aren’t even that expensive anymore. You can get a like-new iPhone SE 2020(which has the same CPU as a 13 Pro Max) for a mere $200 online. There is no Android phone that comes close to the price:performance ratio. Even the cheapest
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Yeah totally must be iMessage and not the fact that iPhones just feel significantly smoother and less laggy, have a way better looking interface, and way better security overall(Android doesn’t even have full disk encryption lol..)
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
A program called MouseCape can do it but you need to convert the .ani animated cursors to a spritesheet to use it.
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Nowadays Microsoft lets malware writers run roughshod on their platforms with impunity. (See: the unbanning of the node-ipc supply chain mass-file-deletion virus author)
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Looks like someone continues paying to renew smileycentral.com and cursormania.com every year, but appears to be doing nothing with it. (NXDomain)
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Its not hard to see why. The novelty of being "made in Guantanamo" could turn these into sought-after collector items that wealthy buyers, primarily in the middle east, would easily pay tens or hundreds of thousands for, if that i
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
How is preventing a person from transferring out their domain + setting it to expire quickly effectively any different from outright cancelling a persons domain immediately? The end result is the same. Sure there is a technical distinction
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
>They are not allowed to just "take away" a domain without just cause". That domain is still registered and you are free to take it to another registrar. Im not sure you read or understand the links correctly so let me cla
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
I mean canceling the domain early, before the contractually agreed up expiration date. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31576353 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30504812
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Registrars seem to flaunt the rules all the time and not lose accreditaion. CloudFlare cancels peoples domains prematurely due to "false positives" - gets away with it. NameCheap cancels peoples domains prematurely due to their co
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
I believe it is intentionally gimped because they are not allowed to make the UX too close to Photoshop(which, unfortunately happens to have the most intuitive / comfortable interface for photo editing) or else they would be sued by Ad
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
>Received the same email. I'm based in Lithuania and I have a Russian first name. No Russian addresses, IPs, billing info etc (because I have never been there!). How do you even select people to target with this? It's past midn
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
The minimum length of registration at practically all registrars is 1 year. Its practically unheard of, and against all professional standards for registrars to cancel a persons domains prematurely. Nobody expects it and they knew that and
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Huh I guess they are just taking shortcuts to enrich themselves then - even less noble than I’d thought.
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
GIMP is supposed to be a Photoshop alternative? But is missing so many features which don’t even seem that hard to code? I always thought it was supposed to be some weird middle ground between Paint and Photoshop.
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by unknownaccount 4y ago
Choosing not to allow renewals would have been been acceptable but they straight cancelled those domains prematurely before the term of registration had ended. Basically pulling the rug out from underneath people without giving them adequa

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