faded242

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by faded242 8d ago
Depends on the definition of "better". "At the moment we are speculating".. nothing more to see here.
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by faded242 21d ago
Sounds like a you problem I've had multiple FreeBSD systems on vultr for over a decade and never had sshd issues. Of course I also use an alternate port and active fail2ban to block those who insist on any brute force for any protocol
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by faded242 21d ago
Have been using vultr with very good stability for BSD systems since 2015 or so, highly recommend.
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by faded242 2y ago
So.. like trafshow.
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by faded242 5y ago
I met Ajit shortly after he started in his role. I specifically told him how we can track and trace back these robocalls via SS7 (at least once they hit the PSTN - SIP ingress even easier to track back to the trunks they originate), and I
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by faded242 7y ago
https://www.climate.gov/sites/default/files/paleo_CO2_2018_1...
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by faded242 7y ago
We'll get right on that after everyone has IPv6 deployed.
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by faded242 8y ago
You are correct. The date of allocation doesn't indicate the age of the device, just the age of the allocation to said company.
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by faded242 8y ago
Neat, I shall incorporate this into my little side project that I did for fun: https://macaddresslookup.info
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by faded242 8y ago
... That's how he fails.
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by faded242 9y ago
Well then, if everyone else is doing it!.. I don't buy it. People don't have friends based off of if they're on social media, or play specific video games. If they do, you don't want them as friends. It's the sam
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by faded242 9y ago
My middle school aged daughter wanted this installed on her phone the other day. I said no way. The last thing she needs her electronic devices doing is serving up tinder for kids, leaving her obsessing over popularity contests, or anothe
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by faded242 9y ago
Yes, this is probably a better example..
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by faded242 9y ago
If he actually hacked people with his code, then then they have a case. If not, then he's in a similar boat to gun manufacturers in my opinion.
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by faded242 9y ago
Ignore was perhaps a poor word choice. They do get responded to, but the response results in no action being taken to stop the abuse, which is what I meant by ignore.
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by faded242 9y ago
Cloudflare has always sidestepped their responsibility by claiming not to be a "hosting provider". They claim not to host the content, so they claim not to be able to stop any abuse related to it. If the DNS points to cloudflare
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by faded242 10y ago
Thanks to Google Street View, we don't even have to take a few days: http://bit.ly/2hKM8Yi
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by faded242 10y ago
Good thing there's no such thing as links contained in email. /s
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by faded242 10y ago
I don't think you've tried to report abuse to CloudFlare before, have you? Your analogy is actually further off. CloudFlare IS aware of the abuse and illegal activity. They DO condone it through their inaction. They claim s
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by faded242 10y ago
Known abuse happens through their service, and they shield the offending party. You like all of those Viagra spam emails? You like the scams run against vulnerable people? That's not net neutrality. If CloudFlare was an above-board
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by faded242 10y ago
I agree with you. CloudFlare is infuriating to attempt to work with if you're trying to stop abuse. It remains a haven for bullet-proof hosting for all sorts of abuse. Need to run a spam campaign? Put your target site behind CloudF
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by faded242 10y ago
Adblock Plus with Element Hiding Helper is pretty damn hard to defeat. Embedding the ads won't help.
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by faded242 10y ago
Prerequisites: Java JDK 1.8 or greater Aaand I'm out
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by faded242 10y ago
iBGP happens at L3, how is that going to stop a L2 loop exactly? There are plenty of alternatives to using spanning tree in a L2 network these days, you just have to have the right equipment to support it. There's TRILL, cisco's
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by faded242 10y ago
Sorry, too busy coding bots.
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by faded242 10y ago
Almost always someone who doesn't understand BGP making a mistake in conjunction with an upstream provider that is incompetent enough to not have prefix filtering in place to avoid putting bad prefixes out into the global routing table
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by faded242 11y ago
Uhh.. not the best name choice in my opinion.
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by faded242 11y ago
Cough DigitalOcean Cough
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by faded242 11y ago
This was in my opinion one of the best talks at defcon a few years back. I replicated this with some CDN domains, and was amazed at the number of bits that were being flipped out there that drove traffic to my test systems. It would have