zeepzeep

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by zeepzeep 5y ago
You don't. If you want to prevent credential stuffing rate limiting is perfectly fine and that was the only reason EtienneK wanted to use captchas. Spam bots can be slow yes, but this is about credential stuffing, that can not be done
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> I am currently considering Recaptcha during a login process Please don't, think about your users. Just use normal rate limiting instead of forcing me to select more god damn street signs.
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> Targeting means having an EU office, using an EU domain, providing EU languages such as Polish or allowing payments in EU currencies. Nope. There's only a single requirement: having EU users.
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> the embarrassment that is cookie banners The idea is great, but shady websites make it so you hate it, so that you hate privacy laws instead of the shady companies tracking your children.
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
this reminds me of satoshis.place (1 pixel on such a board = 0.00000001 Bitcoin)
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
The problem is that these sites have optimized their algorithms to show you content which provoke a reaction, they don't care if positive or toxic. At least that's what FB does, dunno about Twitter tbh.
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
idk, it's pretty civil in my bubble, though obviously there is some drama every now and then like now (Jonathan Scott ^^)
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> until we start automating ourselves into unemployment Still waiting for steam engines to replace human labour...
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> Does anyone in the great HN community have a proper understanding of the risks of sharing one's personal data, and could enlighten me? All data will eventually be leaked I guess. Not trying to sound scary, I genuinely believe that
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> How exactly is this supposed to work? The government prints money and gives it away for free, nobody has to work? Nobody HAS to work, correct. If they only want to survive, they don't need to work. Everyone gets money for food, wa
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> I still haven't seen people use it as a legitimate currency. And this includes myself Pre-covid we had a bar that accepted BTC using Lightning Network :(
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
I used Binary Eye and it works reliably
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
That makes sense. Nice trick imo and "valid" enough for me :) It's okay if it fails for some users as it will work for many. Maybe makes QR codes a bit more engaging!
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
I have the paid version and just use another trash mail service if moZmaiL.com is blocked
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
So you start hating privacy laws
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
Really depends on what you do, I mostly follow some researchers and bug bounty hunters. Portswigger and related people are a good starting point, terjanq is crazy, people around mario heiderich are insane. I mostly look through replies and
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
For security stuff it's 100% twitter
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
As long as you don't have a UK company...
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> Is it such low costs that you might as well just argue whatever you want and see what happens? I guess they do the numbers, see potential loss vs potential gain and place their bets.
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> I understand that there are real life problems because companies do use automated processing on applications I'll always remember but never find the post, where someone just hid tons of keywords in a joke resume and got interviews
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
Thanks for this, now I can get rich quick with my own NFTs!
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
This would cause headaches for every HTML sanitizer maintainer, cool!
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
Sauce?
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
Not anymore loopTapApp.score = Infinity
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
Hey this is neat. Great work, I really like such weird ideas and it looks so professional!
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
We all should run a Tor node then to outnumber the bad guys
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> It's not just for spying on your cat. Can we stop downplaying privacy issues please?
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> people create their threat models and verify they can trust those they have to trust What kind of people? How do you verify you can trust some company?
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
> There's just no good answer to perfect trust-no-one private internet access. What about Tor?
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by zeepzeep 5y ago
Or Apple

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