13throwaway

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by 13throwaway 11y ago
I don't know of any ISPs that are currently MITMing HTTPS. That seems like something that would be big news and get a CA revoked. Do you have a source for that?
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by 13throwaway 11y ago
Download them all with wget: wget -O - " http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fA7z2BPi" | wge -i -
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by 13throwaway 11y ago
The problem you run into with a decentralized site is you have to mirror massive amounts of data. I think this is what killed usenet. Also spam is hard to fight. I wonder if a federated Reddit would work. Different subreddits could be hoste
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by 13throwaway 11y ago
I have been thinking it would be cool to have a Reddit replacement ran by a non profit, similar to Wikipedia. Does anyone here have experience running something like that? I understand non profits are very complex to run.
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by 13throwaway 11y ago
App economics are much different from music economics. From what I have observed, most people (the casual listener) will listen to the free streaming services (pandora, apple radio, etc). When people want to listen to a specific song they l
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by 13throwaway 11y ago
Here it is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:List_of_hoaxes_on_Wi...
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by 13throwaway 11y ago
"GitHub plays programmer" This is going to be great!
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by 13throwaway 11y ago
You can access those pages by removing the final slash.
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by 13throwaway 11y ago
The problem with allowing self-signed certificates has always been distinguishing if a site should be signed by a CA or not. Consider the follow situation: Alice sends Bob a link: http://example.com Bob trusts Alice and now know
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Using something like Namecoin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namecoin and storing the cert hashes in the blockchain would allow for decentralized verification. In order to be an improvement over the CA model a new syste
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
You could try piping it through ssh, I don't know how that would effect the speed though. tar -cf - /u02/databases/mydb/data_file-1.dbf | pigz | ssh user@destination "pigz -d | tar xf - -C /"
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Do you know why the new interstellar movie is on that domain? https://interstellar.withgoogle.com
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
It would be great to see namecoin become more popular. It would mean we could just use self signed certificates and store the fingerprint in the namecoin record.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Go to this page over a cellular connection. (Turn off your wifi) http://checkyourinfo.com/request Then look for a long number.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
I just checked my AT&T phone and I have an X-Acr header too.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Here's a scary thought: How do we know every ISP isn't doing this, it would be undetectable if they only injected these on certain domains e.g. facebook, google. However I don't see how much more tracking ability that would g
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
From what I can tell it seems like room names are not unique. I think this is the reason for the "join by screenshot" feature.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
I noticed iOS 8 has been doing this too via api.smoot.apple.com
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
How about the FBI? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/25/james-comey-apple-e...
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Can somebody give me some recommendations on how to do this with encryption? I am fine sshing into my server and putting in a password after reboot.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
I think Namecoin would be a good solution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namecoin
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Redphone can talk to iPhone users with the signal app.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
I wonder what measures they have in place to protect against someone cracking this open and dumping the entire video library.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Because Netflix uses something like 45% of North American internet traffic, they need to do something like this in order to efficiently deliver video. Of course this is going to give Netflix better ability to stream, but I don't think
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
You entire site needs to be available only over https. Otherwise login cookies and passwords can be stolen. How to setup a free SSL certificate on apache. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Use the "reader" button (the three lines in the corner). It's a little known feature but great on sites like this.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
That would be a good question for Randell Munroe. https://what-if.xkcd.com
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
StartSSL offers free certs.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
If you add it to that directory it won't show any warnings. Still, not so good for the average person because it requires root and might not persist between updates.
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by 13throwaway 12y ago
Did you try adding your CA to /system/etc/security/ ?

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