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12y ago
Imma just gonna leave this here: http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2014/Nov/74
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Oh nice, I'd love to give the Signal 2.0 beta a go if you have any invites into the beta testing? :)
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12y ago
Signal doesn't do messaging on iOS right now, only phone calls.
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12y ago
As the blog post outlines, the outage was related to an upstream network provider leaking routes. Note exactly something we can prevent for them.
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12y ago
As in, revoking a cert for a known C&C box, or a confirmed spammer, confirmed box serving an exploitkit, confirmed phishing domain (such as my-apple-ikloud-verify.foo) Basically, my assumption is they won't want to be providing cer
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12y ago
Who will handle abuse complaints and revocations of known bad actors? I'd be curious to see who's abuse department will be handling those issues.
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12y ago
https://www.atlantic.net/cloud-hosting/ $0.99/month VPSs now. Not a dedi though of course.
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12y ago
Solution: don't use Java. 2GB RAM is plenty for the rest of the world.
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12y ago
not at all a Google Apps alternative.
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12y ago
https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/ https://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-services-take-your-anonym... They log basically nothing (so they claim). Fast speeds, tons of locations, OpenVPN compatible. Zer
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12y ago
Google and Apple to law enforcement: hah, funny, no.
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12y ago
yeah, no. We've offered SSL for 4 years now. This is entirely different. Cloudfront, for example, doesn't give you SSL for free.
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12y ago
The security check captchas are in no way Tor-specific. The shared Tor IP happens to have a threat score based on past traffic we've seen from that IP. This would be the same for any shared IP though -- like a VPN service IP address. A
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12y ago
I'm really shocked this didn't happen months ago actually. Seemed like a very logical fit for Adobe. I just hope they don't ruin Aviary now.
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12y ago
not really -- only in that they are both SSL-related. Free SSL is still in the works. More info soon-ish.
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12y ago
Another potential repo: https://launchpad.net/~chris-lea/+archive/ubuntu/nginx-devel
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12y ago
gotcha, thanks for the clarification. Mosh continues to be awesome, and definitely deserves to be more well known. It works wonders when you have a crappy connection.
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12y ago
Nice repost? Posts about Mosh from 2 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3819382 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5016745 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3871687 https
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12y ago
Has anyone given this a try yet? Any experience with vpn.sh?
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12y ago
No worries. Just wanted to mention. :) PageRules are extremely powerful. Using "cache everything" can also make a huge difference is setup correctly.
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12y ago
You can setup a PageRule (basically an exception) on any plan level and tell us to cache an entire page (including HTML) if you use the "cache everything" option. This is available at the free level also. With the paid level pl
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Creating a Simple, Cheap, and Automated Backup Solution with Tarsnap
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12y ago
CloudFlare is not blocked in China. A handful of IPs could be potentially, but if you're seeing something indicating that I'd recommend contacting our support team. The GFC (Great Firewall of China) also changes daily (or sometime
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12y ago
Something else was going on then. Did you have a ticket open with our support team by chance?
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"anycast does not route to the geographically nearest datacenter but the topologically nearest." That is correct, and as you point out in a later comment -- in roughly perhaps 85-90% the geographic route and the topological route
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12y ago
CloudFlare uses AnyCast. We'll route any incoming requests to the nearest data center automatically. http://blog.cloudflare.com/a-brief-anycast-primer No additional configuration required. If you're referring to
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12y ago
I'd recommend CloudFlare if you want AnyCast geo-DNS, and a free CDN. We don't charge for bandwidth or our DNS service. Disclosure: yes, I work at CloudFlare but the previous details are simply facts.
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12y ago
Might be nice, but the site looks extremely sketchy with zero details about the app you'd like me to download and run on my computer. Sorry, not gonna happen.
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12y ago
So based on Microsoft's ingenious logic someone could get a court order and take over part of their business because they have so many infected Windows XP machines out there. Right?
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12y ago
Operation shame TEN: The Enthusiast Network on every social network we can find? Might work.
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