mstrem

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Lattice Crypto Primer(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by mstrem 1y ago|0 comments
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by mstrem 2y ago
There is no such intent from us to throw around our weight. The team is challenged with a very hard task of balancing protecting web assets VS ensuring that those same assets remain accessible to everyone. It's not an easy problem. The
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by mstrem 2y ago
We expect the user agent string to be present, that yes. We don't have any logic based on it's contents though (except blocking known bad ones) and we don't have any exceptions for the major browsers. No commercial uses aroun
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by mstrem 2y ago
Michael Tremante here. I'd like to address some points openly as I'm personally mentioned in the forum. I reached out to the Pale Moon community on behalf of the team to try and resolve the issue with the Pale Moon browser. - We s
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Application security Internet trends in 2023(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by mstrem 4y ago|0 comments
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by mstrem 4y ago
Our DDoS mitigation is separate yes and will still work.
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The Knowledge of London(tfl.gov.uk)
1 points by mstrem 4y ago|0 comments
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Application Security: Cloudflare's View(blog.cloudflare.com)
3 points by mstrem 4y ago|0 comments
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by mstrem 5y ago
No. Cloudflare is configured as a reverse proxy in front of the site. So traffic reaches the Cloudflare edge first, then it is proxied to the origin on Azure unless the file is served directly from the Cloudflare cache.
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by mstrem 5y ago
I also don't have many interesting things to say. I also don't think I'm a particularly good programmer. But yet I have a blog. Mostly to improve my writing. And to give me an additional reason to explore a new topic once in
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by mstrem 6y ago
I feel this is a generalisation. A lot of coding assignments are unrelated to the actual work and have no value to the potential employer besides assessing skills.
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by mstrem 10y ago
With my dad being an airline pilot and having grown up in the "pilot community" I must say that this style of living is probably by far the exception rather than the norm. My family, and all my parent's friends (most of which
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by mstrem 10y ago
what is he fleeing from in France? => nothing. France is a great place. However, I have lived both in the UK and in France. If I had a choice, and if I was looking for asylum, I would choose the UK every time. In another video from him h
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by mstrem 10y ago
I think the OP just added CloudFlare when the site was overloaded earlier...
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by mstrem 10y ago
Right, I personally literally change my resume based on each application focusing on the experience which I think would be most relevant for each position. I also change the introduction sentence and when I respond to open ended questions (
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by mstrem 10y ago
I somewhat agree with your statement. Mainly because I personally put a LOT of effort into each job application and I would not be able to apply to more than 2-3 jobs a week. Takes time to find the right company, do research, make a perfect
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Uber blocked in Italy(ilsole24ore.com)
1 points by mstrem 11y ago|1 comments
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by mstrem 12y ago
This is typical, I have just done the whole process myself a few weeks ago from scratch (fresh CentOS install) and now this comes up. However I do not regret it at all. I had Linux experience and it took me one day and a half work to get it
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by mstrem 12y ago
For some context - I hope they just have forgotten to renew their domain (which is still very bad). The client software does not connect either though - and they do no answer the phone.
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The Cloud Service I have been using just dissappeared(livedrive.com)
2 points by mstrem 12y ago|3 comments
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by mstrem 12y ago
Disclaimer: I have a number of free StartCom certificates. However, even though I own some certs with StartCom, I personally think this comment has literally no basis. Looking at the CA market - if anything - we should be happy that a CA li
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by mstrem 12y ago
From the CloudFlare blog: "This bug fix is a successful example of what is called responsible disclosure". I just discovered this now and yum info openssl Yields 1.0.1e as available package which is vulnerable. I guess no
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by mstrem 13y ago
True, however you could require say 4 users to block a comment out and this maybe would mitigate the problem a little? I think the point I was trying to make was that by turning it around it would require "less" active participati
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by mstrem 13y ago
This seems quite drastic to me. Personally I don't have a lot of Karma (and I don't really care to) but every known and again I post a comment and usually I hope it provides a good contribution. Like this the system is putting a l
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by mstrem 13y ago
I get the feeling no one has a clue yet. It is easy to come up with theories... e.g. Malfunction in plane - transponder turns off - cabin loses pressure (and everyone on plane goes unconscious or similar) - because cockpit is locked crew do
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Drone Delivery in SF(quiqui.me)
1 points by mstrem 13y ago|0 comments
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by mstrem 13y ago
As the article is from Jun 2013 I should point out the following link (also linked at top of article): http://trends.netcraft.com/www.digitalocean.com We have been publicly tracking DO at that address on a monthly basis (I
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Venezuela fallen in Civil War?(caracaschronicles.com)
2 points by mstrem 13y ago|0 comments
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Ghost Island(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by mstrem 13y ago|0 comments
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by mstrem 13y ago
This video comes up again and again but is is always amazing to watch. Related but a little later (a train ride!): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGTwSNPqAqs

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