https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3381822 still holding Godaddy's support for SOPA against them
HN user
lgats
"The Acyclica device casts a fake Wi-Fi network and tracks phones that try to join"
an incorrect start to a bunch of incorrect/outdated info
the line is being blurred as the need for tellers goes down many banks have the tellers performing personal banking adjacent tasks, like selling products, accounts or other upsells to existing customers
i think you're thinking of flair like on reddit, flag is more of a 'report spam' type feature
very human
kinda shady to just have a bunch of "reviews" all made up.
https://github.com/lrehmann/gps360-viewer
cool result from this otherwise defunct hardware!
very neat, setting codex on the task of building a mac-compatible app for my Pharos Microsoft GPS-360 Receiver... we'll see how it goes!
GPS isn't a wireless signal sent by the phone, it is RX only.
webtorrent!
$600k for 6 years of legal battle and facing felony charges? no bueno
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does amazon still do inventory co-mingling ?
Heat doesn't impact radioactive decay, though the sci-fi fungi could have some internal neutron reflectors that may make something interesting happen
"Based on our investigation, the issue appears to be related to DNS resolution of the DynamoDB API endpoint in US-EAST-1."
it seems they found your comment
update: thanks for all the suggestions
I decided to do some testing with redirecting to a small vps that just keeps the connections open and sends a byte every 10-30 seconds. This worked and the traffic substantially dropped off. After doing some more digging though, I got concerned this may be in itself an abuse of my VPS providers ToS. The risk did not outweigh the benefit. Gzip bombs fell under a similar category of concern.
I've tried localhost redirects, doesn't impact the speed of their requests, all ports are closed on the suspect machines
unfortunately, it seems AWS even has firewalls that will quickly start failing these requests after a few thousand, then they're back up to their high-concurrency rate
I've attempted a few of these, redirecting to invalid domains or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole_(networking)#:~:tex...
I've tried sending a redirect to http://localhost or http://127.0.0.1 to no avail
"[AWS has] engaged with our customer, and based on this engagement have determined that the reported activity does not require further action from AWS at this time."
they're using google dns, unfortunately.
site was deleted / removed
https://web.archive.org/web/20251005022124/https://sunboxlab...
a little more than one every 3 years