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Don't telcos also do this? IIRC Verizon's voice service is over FTTx/VOIP

I've always had mobile sound a lot better. This might vary by location or provider?

Is it not trivial to simply change the process name, one or two lines at most in code? I'm trying to think about the logistics of running something like this and unless the process name is something like ./sshbruteforce 293849 ..

While I get that there's a policy that allows some reposts if they don't get much traction, this seems to be a bit too much..

http://www.bj.cyberpolice.cn looks hilarious, I don't know why. Maybe the potted plants.

You should possibly point out that the first entry on your list is done by "acceptable MITM" - and that you don't control the keys there.

Aren't privacyguard's actions Ask / Never / Always?

The attack on Gmail would likely not even be a single percent of its traffic every minute.

I'd think, personally, a bit less so if he signed up specifically to post that one thing, and contribute absolutely nothing else..

I'd say NordVPN's shared IPs are almost all definitely completely rampant with histories of abuse, fraud, carding, theft, and history of use with spammers on AWS, history of use with stolen credit cards on Amazon, etc.

The response would likely be slightly different if you were using a VPN on your own self hosted VM or something.

We have app.

I'm in SF and Amazon packages use Ontrac. Ontrac appears to use contractors that just have a sticker on the side of their car with the logo. In the last month alone I've had them forge multiple signatures + report a package as delivered when I've been home all day and nothing arrived. And other times they throw it a decent distance or put it in front and it's stolen within five minutes.

Amazon re-ships via UPS/other and it arrives acceptably. The worst UPS has done is not knock/ring and that's rare.

90%+ of my packages via Ontrac had forged signatures, misreported delivery statuses, not actually arriving, [...]

my guess would be mod_proxy that didn't explicitly only define a single ip port to proxy to (ala upstream) therefore allowing a http connect?

Fb follow links to final destination. It's block this

I don't use any affiliate programmes, and generally dislike them. It was the default amazon URL shortener, sorry if any misunderstanding.

I usually see these - amzn.com/B00SIOZY6A, unless "electric skateboards" is referring to something else

I think it becomes slightly less offensive when it's ancient and the product/service doesn't really exist anymore - it feels like you're walking through a museum instead of looking at an actual advertisement or something, at least to me

It's him self-spamming his own site.

https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=pranaya_gh

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=pranaya_gh

if i was implementing something like that it'd probably be with some kind of flash+localstorage cookie tied to a hardware ID, allowing you to reuse the same browser/machine with 0.05 factor security, but if you cleared everything, you went through the entire normal login flow again, possibly asking for sms verification or email link clicking

If your entire box running with source is compromised, could you not just edit whichever file pulls the key to also dump it to a file on start .?

aren't they mostly/all binary? as far as i can tell most protos I see just use bits for anything featureful, and text is just text

what do you mean IP?

China's largest freemail provider (which requires a chinese national identity number to register for) is also on that list.

Lol.

data sets are simply that - data - content

your code would be the scripts you write to process it, and your content would be your data in my opinion

I thought in some places (France?) software patents were unenforceable/not legal/not a thing

rms uses a Thinkpad X60 with libreboot, iirc the lemote hasn't been his thing for a while now

MS also has china access via Azure China

Of course being China, of course Gatekeeper is totally disabled and no one has valid signatures on anything unless it's absolutely required

use a proper authenticated smtp relay instead of abusing an ad-supported webmail service, perhaps?

it'd be a way to not get dumped in spam for one thing.