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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
Significantly decreasing intergenerational mobility is very concerning. Especially for those who aren't wealthy already.
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
I understand bitcoin are traded like this but it doesn't address this issue the parent raises. Also if you are trading through an exchange like this you are likely exposed to even greater risks. If you buy some bitcoin from an exchange
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
I often rebase my local commits on a remote branch to keep my branch up to date with changes in the remote branch. I find this simpler and cleaner than introducing a series of merge commits in my local branch.
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
If you have root access, you can [1]. You can also build your own apps to trust the "user" certificates [2]. [1]: https://blog.jeroenhd.nl/article/android-7-nougat-and-certif... [2]: https://androi
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
WrapAPI looks neat. Thanks for posting the link, I couldn't find any similar services when we started building debugProxy, although I assumed some must exist.
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
It's not "better". It's a hosted alternative.
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
Thanks! I figured (most) people were pretty fast and loose with their security these days, so that wasn't my concern. I've found the problem is that it still isn't easy to use, you still need to configure a proxy with credent
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
This is a good comment and touches a lot of concerns I have with the service. On debugProxy, username and password "sessions" are disabled after 20 minutes of inactivity. This was implemented, in part, to combat the issue of peopl
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
Hi John, thanks for the offer. I might take you up on that and email you in coming days. I learned of Runscope some time after I started building this, it looks very interesting. I too have doubts a proxy service like debugproxy will be ver
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
Thanks for the link. I couldn't find any services offering this when we started building debugProxy. It's good to see there might be a viable business model here :)
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
This is my thoughts too. I wouldn't think it is very useful to most mitmproxy/fiddler/charles power users. But not having to install something, find your IP address, open your firewall etc, allows some users who don't wa
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
This will prevent decryption. In cases where you are debugging your own modern SSL pinned apps, you can add the debugproxy root certificate in development / testing builds.
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
As others have suggested mitmproxy[1] is great for this. https://mitmproxy.org/
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
> Interface looks cool Thanks, glad you think so :) > what benefits are there over using mitmproxy? With mitmproxy you can do almost everything you can do with debugProxy and a lot more. The main benefit is you don't need to inst
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
> So, when I use your proxy you can see and store my http and https traffic (assuming I install the certificate in my device). Yes. Requests more than 20 minutes old are permanently deleted. > Furthermore, all the traffic from the my
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by tarnacious_ 9y ago
Hi HN, This is side project I have been working on with a friend. It's a pretty niche service, so it isn't easy finding people to try it. I'm really interested to hear what you think, for better or worse :) I'm also happ
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Show HN: A proxy service for debugging HTTP/S traffic(debugproxy.com)
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by tarnacious_ 10y ago
With regard to Australia; in 2013 there was a parliamentary inquiry into IT pricing entitled "At what cost? IT pricing and the Australia tax". The report can be found here, on the Parliament of Australia website. http:/&#x2F
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by tarnacious_ 10y ago
I don't think # or // for comments is a very good idea as it would also make newline characters significant. I find it useful to be able store a JSON object per-line.
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by tarnacious_ 11y ago
> It is very irresponsible to make statements like that. I don't think so. It is irresponsible to suggest that you can secure a server you don't physically control. Full disk encryption doesn't protect your disk if someone
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by tarnacious_ 11y ago
Encrypting data on a VPS, for example using LUKS encrypted volumes, does not provide any meaningful security if the host can take a memory dump of the running machine.