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xxdesmus
10y ago
No, It's really not.
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10y ago
compromised WordPress install (inside Docker) in 91 seconds.
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10y ago
You lost me at: "Deskulu is an opensource helpdesk and ticketing system based on Drupal 7..."
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10y ago
purely just a coincidence...yeah, that must be it.
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10y ago
Sparkpost does template management through their website and the API.
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10y ago
Mailgun, Sparkpost, Amazon SES are all solid options. Mailgun and Sparkpost even have a free tier.
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Lizard Squad Ransom Threats: New Name, Same Faux Armada Collective M.O
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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11y ago
We don't allow CloudFlare to be enabled on that particular record because it's pointing at MaxCDN. In the particular case of proxying traffic to MaxCDN we've seen incompatibilities in the past that have lead to occasional err
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11y ago
let me get you some tinfoil, you might be running low.
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11y ago
getting owned is even harder.
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11y ago
That has zero to do with neutrality.
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11y ago
Quite a lot of inaccuracies in there regarding your competitors...intentional? or just didn't do your homework well?
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11y ago
So they blatantly copied Flux after denying their app. Well played Apple.
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11y ago
Maybe that's why he thinks Docker is unstable.
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11y ago
OpenDNS provides recursive DNS, CloudFlare provides authoritative. They're complimentary, not competitive. We don't provide split horizon DNS, that's correct. That is easily resolved for more orgs by running our own internal
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11y ago
Many many people use CloudFlare as their DNS provider. We are among the fastest if not the fastest authoritative DNS provider in the world.
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This is 100% BS. The FBI has already confirmed this "just pay the ransom" was completely misquoted and taken out of context. Stop spreading this clickbait FUD.
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11y ago
Nope, point remains. If it's very clearly a BS email from a recruiter or some sketchy sales person you're still going to get marked as spam.
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11y ago
Spoiler: if you email me out of no where you won't get a "lead" you'll get marked as spam. Public shaming will ensue if you continue to spam me.
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11y ago
I hope you guys have a good abuse team to handle the incoming reports.
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11y ago
Well then, one less website to visit. Thanks for making that decision easy Wired.
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11y ago
Also https://canhazip.com/more or https://canhazip.com/headers if you want additional headers. v4 and v6 compatible, just use curl -4 or curl -6 (not dedicated subdomain right now, might add in the futu
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11y ago
Uh. I think you need a managed service instead of a VPS then.
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11y ago
Would love to poke around sooner than later also. :)
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11y ago
ZenDesk uses Dyn. Hence, it was down. Sorry about that.
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11y ago
They'd be dumb to shut down the consumer DNS product. It's a goldmine of useful security data they can funnel back into their other products. Also, DNS doesn't cost much to run.
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11y ago
This was originally announced in October 2013 by the way. CloudFlare is still doing OK so far.
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11y ago
2013 -> http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/10/21/googles...
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Anonymous Targeting CloudFlare Seems to Go Against Anonymous' History
(techdirt.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
To clarify terminology -- CloudFlares does not host websites. They provide DNS service and performance/security services.
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