xxdesmus

13 ms·

91.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Gotta love the cloud. Sounds likely to be Heroku for the db if I had to guess.
92.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
I'm sure this will end well, again.
93.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Actually rather slow, at least in the San Francisco area over Comcast. https://gist.github.com/xxdesmus/336af4b717fdb719f20e9ef284c...
94.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
never had a problem flying with one.
95.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
A bit hard to take them seriously if their homepage is WordPress powered. Just my opinion.
96.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
I typically send 3-5 per week.
97.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Can't duplicate the steps they mentioned. Only my mailbox decryption password actually works to decrypt my mailbox.
98.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
"multi-cloud server boot via HTTP" HTTP? ... I know you don't mean that, but perhaps a poor choice of slogan.
99.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Sometimes it's worth not writing things like this ...all Slack managed to do here was draw more attention to Microsoft's announcement. A way of marketing $$ if you ask me.
100.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
no telnet? no SSH? Probably OK then.
101.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
This is a repost of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11565182 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11563798 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11570395
102.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
I'm not so sure "ironic" means what you think it means.
103.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
"This was debunked." Where exactly? No one claimed Tor was sending DDoS attacks -- plenty of other malicious traffic comes out of Tor however.
104.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
502 :(
105.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Logentries.com, logz.io, logdna.com
106.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Check this out -- https://lowendbox.com/blog/is-it-possible-to-use-your-vps-as... -- it's pretty much exactly what you'd like to accomplish.
107.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Ubuntu (or a similar OS) Desktop on a VPS? You won't get it for $75 a year most likely, but it wouldn't be all that much more. A DigitalOcean 1GB RAM VPS ($10/month) likely would be plenty as long as you use xfce.
108.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Dear Yahoo. Look up the definition of TLP:AMBER. You weren't supposed to publish this you asshat. Love, People who understand TLP
109.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
"They also didn't seem to care much about the security implications when I questioned them about it." no one ever said that was the case.
110.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
not at all accurate. If you find something abusive or malicious report it: cloudflare.com/abuse -- every report filed there is reviewed by a human.
111.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
thank you!
112.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
any plans to add support for SNI? seems you don't right now.
113.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
cert didn't expire -- that's a mismatch. https://cl.ly/0q2s153a0U1z maybe the valid cert we actually wanted to see will come a few hours later than it reasonably should have...
114.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Your cert mismatch does not inspire confidence. https://cl.ly/3C213w1L3Y0b
115.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
so why exactly do you need my email just to give me a download link?
116.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
AKA spam.
117.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
"Postleaf requires a web server running PHP 5.5+, MySQL 5.5.3+, and Apache." ...nope, sorry. Web server agnostic or I won't even consider you these days.
118.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
"Struggling to find a quality provider who allows emailing prospects" Do you perhaps mean spam?
119.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
Welcome to the internet -- what you actually just said was: "[The Cloud] is essentially a consensual man-in-the-middle and for certain threat models is not compatible with the 'secure' modifier."
120.
by xxdesmus 10y ago
CloudFlare has DNSSEC and a REST API ( https://api.cloudflare.com/ ) but not SSHFP at this time, that's likely coming in the not too distant future though. I believe Rage4 https://rage4.com/ checks all

More ›