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+ i get lots of mad pms from friends who can no longer watch twitch streams, which may be the only positive result achieved by this
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Celexi posted:Looks like they did well in blocking telegram i still expect that hosting services will roll over for russia in the end, and i *certainly* believe that that is the play that russia is going for. in effect trusting in the free market to fix the problem that can't really be solved by technology~
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Truga posted:
is viber the social network for internet buttplugs
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ate all the Oreos posted:is viber the social network for internet buttplugs viber is basically a whatsapp clone
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Gazpacho posted:ICQ still exists??? yep apparently low icq numbers sell for hundreds of dollars
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i still expect that hosting services will roll over for russia in the end, and i *certainly* believe that that is the play that russia is going for. in effect trusting in the free market to fix the problem that can't really be solved by technology~ that’s a great way to sell your products and services. ”Pressure from Russia? no problem, our team of experts is ready to roll over and bare our throats 24/7!”
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i still expect that hosting services will roll over for russia in the end, and i *certainly* believe that that is the play that russia is going for. in effect trusting in the free market to fix the problem that can't really be solved by technology~ lol this literally isn't going to happen
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computer toucher posted:that’s a great way to sell your products and services. ”Pressure from Russia? no problem, our team of experts is ready to roll over and bare our throats 24/7!” why not they do it all the time for america
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computer toucher posted:that’s a great way to sell your products and services. ”Pressure from Russia? no problem, our team of experts is ready to roll over and bare our throats 24/7!” i'd hope that that ends up mattering enough, but i am not holding my breath. china was a bigger market, but everyone has folded in just about every way on that front. it is not like amazon has to be so flashy as to kick telegram off the service, or hand over arbitrary information to the government, they could in the name of "transparency" just make it harder to roam the ip range without identifying yourself in some manner, and i sort of doubt amazon would lose much sleep over that
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ate all the Oreos posted:why not they do it all the time for america Because GDP-wise, Russia is Italy with ICBMs and furry hats.
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They probably all have exceptions, but I'm still entertained by the notion of the GSB officers tasked with running the Twitter bots unable to do their jobs because Russia banned itself from half the Internet over Telegram.
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Schadenboner posted:Because GDP-wise, Russia is Italy with ICBMs and furry hats. reminder that russia is still building a super heavy ICBM that will become the most destructive weapon on the planet when fielded: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-28_Sarmat
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cheese-cube posted:reminder that russia is still building a super heavy ICBM that will become the most destructive weapon on the planet when fielded: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-28_Sarmat Reminder that it's not the big ones you have to worry about, it's the small ones.
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actually it's all of them because it only takes one
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has RKN blocked any ipv6 addresses as part of this mess? last i checked they ignored them entirely (the equivalent set of v6 addresses for blocked cloudflare v4 maps were always unblocked) but idk if this was because they had no idea what ipv6 was or because home internet isps in Russia don't provide v6 service
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anatoliy pltkrvkay posted:idk if this was because they had no idea what ipv6 was or because home internet isps in Russia don't provide v6 service
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i'd hope that that ends up mattering enough, but i am not holding my breath. china was a bigger market, but everyone has folded in just about every way on that front. it is not like amazon has to be so flashy as to kick telegram off the service, or hand over arbitrary information to the government, they could in the name of "transparency" just make it harder to roam the ip range without identifying yourself in some manner, and i sort of doubt amazon would lose much sleep over that Actually, you need to put in a customer support request to Amazon if you need a static IP for anything. It's an undocumented feature that can only be turned on for an account by Amazon employees. Annoying as gently caress when you need to connect to some third-party API that works with IP whitelisting.
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Carbon dioxide posted:Actually, you need to put in a customer support request to Amazon if you need a static IP for anything. It's an undocumented feature that can only be turned on for an account by Amazon employees. Annoying as gently caress when you need to connect to some third-party API that works with IP whitelisting. They have a product called elastic ip addresses you should check out.
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is this anything like the elastic clothing I choose to wear?
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anatoliy pltkrvkay posted:has RKN blocked any ipv6 addresses as part of this mess? last i checked they ignored them entirely (the equivalent set of v6 addresses for blocked cloudflare v4 maps were always unblocked) but idk if this was because they had no idea what ipv6 was or because home internet isps in Russia don't provide v6 service isps in russia dont provide ipv6
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anatoliy pltkrvkay posted:has RKN blocked any ipv6 addresses as part of this mess? last i checked they ignored them entirely (the equivalent set of v6 addresses for blocked cloudflare v4 maps were always unblocked) but idk if this was because they had no idea what ipv6 was or because home internet isps in Russia don't provide v6 service Domestic Russian intern-- God drat it cinci zoo sniper posted:isps in russia dont provide ipv6
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a lot of blocking and traffic shaping tools and deep packet inspection tools don't work with ipv6 and usually due to that lovely isps dont' have it, that is all isps in russia
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if russia disappeared entirely from the internet we’d all just have to learn to live with a slightly safer internet with less malware and phishing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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computer toucher posted:if russia disappeared entirely from the internet we’d all just have to learn to live with a slightly safer internet with less malware and phishing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ but those dashcam vids man!
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they will upload the dashcam videos using tor dont worry
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computer toucher posted:if russia disappeared entirely from the internet we’d all just have to learn to live with a slightly safer internet with less malware and phishing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Where would I get 40k recasts though? 
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Kuvo posted:but those dashcam vids man! the popular dashcam channels seemed to overbearingly be into gore porn way back when i burnt out on them, i dont feel that much wouldve been lost, except for the meteorite man adventures
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This video makes all the malware and critical infrastructure attacks worth it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UI-I3N59KJ4
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spankmeister posted:This video makes all the malware and critical infrastructure attacks worth it actually, its this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuK3ZlsF8TI
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cinci zoo sniper posted:actually, its this strong contender
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computer toucher posted:if russia disappeared entirely from the internet we’d all just have to learn to live with a slightly safer internet with less malware and phishing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Russia would only end up blocking legitimate traffic. all the malware would still get through
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computer toucher posted:if russia disappeared entirely from the internet we’d all just have to learn to live with a slightly safer internet with less malware and phishing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *significantly
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https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/04/tens-of-thousands-of-facebook-accounts-compromised-in-days-by-malware/ Burn it all down.
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Proteus Jones posted:https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/04/tens-of-thousands-of-facebook-accounts-compromised-in-days-by-malware/ Yessssssssssssssssssss
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Its a binary that you get linked to by a spam email. I'm not sure what facebook is expected to do about it.
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Salt Fish posted:Its a binary that you get linked to by a spam email. I'm not sure what facebook is expected to do about it. I mean the article mentions it harvests Facebook accounts, but that wasn't why I linked. It was more of an everything old is new again and user never learn anything ever. Also, they could enforce 2FA. But seeing that they hand out personal data like it's candy, why would they?
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Proteus Jones posted:I mean the article mentions it harvests Facebook accounts, but that wasn't why I linked. It was more of an everything old is new again and user never learn anything ever.
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