tragicpapercut

5 ms·

1.
by tragicpapercut 7y ago
They are killing the functionality that has supported robust adblocking for a long, long time. Any extensions that replace the current model will be less effective.
2.
by tragicpapercut 7y ago
This is why you shouldn't "innovate" with encryption unless you are a trained cryptographer (or equivalent). Cryptographers may be programmers, but programmers are not cryptographers.
3.
by tragicpapercut 7y ago
Can confirm, formerly used a spin of this technique and had to stop to better support blind users.
4.
by tragicpapercut 7y ago
And for companies that don't do business with those countries - this is not a loss. Most "asshole" traffic I see falls into one of two categories - attempts to exploit vulnerabilities (../../../etc/passwd
5.
by tragicpapercut 7y ago
My personal experience is not what you are advertising here. I like Chrome because of the features unrelated to performance on Google's own assets - it simply has been the better browser. Yubikey support. Enterprise management capabili
6.
by tragicpapercut 8y ago
I'm taking Amazon's side because of Elastic's decision to keep security features (auth) behind a paywall. I will gladly support my company's use of Amazon's Open Distro if it means we can grant the right access to t
7.
by tragicpapercut 8y ago
It's not just about AWS, other people need to use this as well. Why are security features a paid for addition? Why not make core features a paid for addition instead? I've always hated Elastic (the company) for this decision, plea