woofcat

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by woofcat 8y ago
They're alright for a static site, however they fall into the trap most shared hosts fall into 'Unlimited' this and that which really means 'Please don't use a bunch or we'll suspend your account'. Hopeful
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by woofcat 8y ago
Pagination seems to be broken... I can never get to page 2 of specific podcasts.
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by woofcat 8y ago
I suppose context matters. If I'm browsing a local newspaper the need for SSL isn't nearly as strong as for banking. Also they're moving away from the icon and going to a full "Not Secure" status. Image: https:&#x2
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by woofcat 8y ago
My problem is that speedof.me seems to be on Amazon EC2 in a US West data center. So for me on the East coast it's not really measuring my internet access, it's measuring my internet access across the whole country. So using speed
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by woofcat 8y ago
It's dead Jim... https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:...
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by woofcat 8y ago
Set your DNS to 1.0.0.1 and it might be a bit better. Still cloudflare's DNS resolver but used by less stupid Wi-Fi portals.
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by woofcat 9y ago
Well seeing as all credit cards are basically subject to US law, you'd need to find a VPS that is going to accept say Bitcoin for server space. Perhaps one that is going to accept cash in the mail. Then hope that said provider is reput
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by woofcat 9y ago
Sure, however any warrant can get billing data from your hosting provider, or your credit card company will resolve directly to you.
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by woofcat 9y ago
Just using 1.1.1.1 is going to be unencrypted DNS. If you trust cloudflair they claim to delete logs after a short period. Using DNS over HTTPS which you can leverage in the latest Firefox nightly will make your DNS queries over a HTTPS web
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by woofcat 9y ago
Sadly not really a solution yet for SNI being unencrypted. So while they may not see your DNS query they can just use DPI to capture the sites. VPN is a solution but not always deployable.