This site serves me garbage. Iocaine, I think? I use Brave.
"If you are not [a bot], and you feel you have been served garbage by mistake, please contact the owner of the site you're visiting."
If anyone knows another way to access the content, I'd be interested. No contact details are offered and visiting mastodon.catgirl.cloud resets my connection.
>(yes the code is off by a few. its bc the poc is shit and to speed it up it uses 8 connections at the same time. it just stops the counter once it has a hit so its off by ~4 lmfao. you could easily fix this but cba today)
> stop hoping corporations grow a soul and a conscience.
stop anthropomorphizing social constructs (corporations). corporations are run by humans. it is the humans running them that lack conscience and a soul.
I always found it so interesting that corporations are essentially the outcome of we pay some people some money for them to work for the best interests of this entity that is not theirs. A lot arises from that.
They put the public key into js and encrypt the body of the request. This is common practice to protect users' important data from being accessed by a proxy (in this case, Cloudflare) and is ok.
But the real bug is that they don't rate-limit, invalidate, or protect the endpoint related to OTP checks, so it can be brute-forced, as the search space is limited.
I gave up cell phone service a few years ago (mid-sized USA city).
This seems less-and-less extreme, daily. Free yourselves from your leashes!
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Next time you're standing in line, strike up conversation (about anything) with your ugliest linemate (it doesn't even matter about what, just offline communication)...
Maybe ya'll both like ZFS or "heard about that PHP thing!?" (I used both conversation starters, today – it worked – I can be the ugliest, too).
Please express this succinctly when talkers like me "get going" – I appreciate that not everybody wants these brief connections (you won't hurt my feelings with a simple "hey I'm not really much for talking").
If you prefer wordless silence, pulling out a phone (or book/magazine) works well when talkers "don't take the hint;" or face away (for particularly invasive conversation starters).
My hope is that small talk leads to shared connections, perhaps even (a brief intertwining of) humanity.
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[ 0.26 ms ] story [ 37.3 ms ] thread- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web
"The second part of the dream was that, [...] The computer renters the scene visibly as a software agent, doing anything it can to help us deal with the bulk of data..." - https://repository.cern/records/6kxvc-v6203/preview/dd-89-00... - https://www.w3.org/1998/02/Potential.html
"If you are not [a bot], and you feel you have been served garbage by mistake, please contact the owner of the site you're visiting."
If anyone knows another way to access the content, I'd be interested. No contact details are offered and visiting mastodon.catgirl.cloud resets my connection.
>(yes the code is off by a few. its bc the poc is shit and to speed it up it uses 8 connections at the same time. it just stops the counter once it has a hit so its off by ~4 lmfao. you could easily fix this but cba today)
It’s the end for them, I imagine.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50195110
that almost never happens.
stop hoping corporations grow a soul and a conscience.
stop anthropomorphizing social constructs (corporations). corporations are run by humans. it is the humans running them that lack conscience and a soul.
But corporately-suited Homo sapiens* should definitely be held criminally liable for much of their intentional shenanigans...
They put the public key into js and encrypt the body of the request. This is common practice to protect users' important data from being accessed by a proxy (in this case, Cloudflare) and is ok.
But the real bug is that they don't rate-limit, invalidate, or protect the endpoint related to OTP checks, so it can be brute-forced, as the search space is limited.
This seems less-and-less extreme, daily. Free yourselves from your leashes!
----
Next time you're standing in line, strike up conversation (about anything) with your ugliest linemate (it doesn't even matter about what, just offline communication)...
Maybe ya'll both like ZFS or "heard about that PHP thing!?" (I used both conversation starters, today – it worked – I can be the ugliest, too).
If you prefer wordless silence, pulling out a phone (or book/magazine) works well when talkers "don't take the hint;" or face away (for particularly invasive conversation starters).
My hope is that small talk leads to shared connections, perhaps even (a brief intertwining of) humanity.