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some other maps are showing the same stuff, but DDOS maps are inconsistent due to how the data is gathered. None of them are truely a panopticon.

I have my own theory that these sites are actually the ones astroturfing this stuff when services go down.

youre doing the same thing. 4chan didnt create a "meme", the map youre seeing is from digitalattackmap.

See ActiveX for windows

You don't have to, there's tools that do it for you.

check out sandman, https://github.com/jeffknupp/sandman2

False, headers are optional. Nested objects are still a problem though :(

Ive actually heard a horror story with DO where someones deleted instance was recovered[0]

the link is dead though :/

[0]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7498861

EDIT: Webarchive has it: https://web.archive.org/web/20140331054458/https://gist.gith...

I actually advise against digital ocean if your privacy is your main concern, as they mention in their terms[0] they will pretty much hand over anything requested.

[0]https://www.digitalocean.com/legal/terms/

plus, remember when they took out 38,000 websites because the Yes Man made a parody site?[1]

[1]https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160629/23462634866/nra-t...

regardless, DO is known for shooting first and asking questions later, does this seem like the type of provider you want to use for a VPN?

see Amber Cottle.

I had a feeling this was gonna happen when I saw blizzard shilling WoW on reddit the other day and these guys were all over the comments promoting.

I open pretty decent size sql files (200m-1g) all the time in vi without much issue.

This time

Till they take your home.

see: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/2327

I'm confused, I thought they were ditching io.js

pretty sure we live in this time and space, though.

you mean hes exercising freedom of speech? Regardless of views, he has that right.

they just changed names this year from whoaverse.

Yes, but it wasn't always the case for public information.

for example, you were able to view zuckerberg's basic details by visiting graph.facebook.com/4, which isn't the case anymore.

First commit for lispy - march 5, 2012 First commit for sweet.js - August 1, 2012

im actually pretty shocked they are that close together.

Whats your point? that the 20 year old web service used what they had available at their time?

They also didn't get as much traffic as TBP, since there wasn't that many connected back then.

I would also imagine that they didn't have to HIDE their services either.

"MYSTIC is a voice interception program used by the National Security Agency. The program recorded every phone call made within a non-specified country for thirty days."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MYSTIC_(surveillance_program)

I constantly see google hiring people for the XUL language, which firefox uses. Can anyone give some insight on the usage?

what tab addon do you use?

You could always install a older version, this has been around for roughly 2 years now.

Did you check out freerdp? I believe its in most package managers.

you could always use heroku's postgres instead of mysql, avoiding having to put in a CC.

wat?

you could just use google's API as well.