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mystes posted:If you aren't keeping your software up to date, your "simple funny website" has already been hacked and is serving malware.
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nginx serving static pages hasn't had any cves since 2009, and not using ssl means you avoid all the openssl ones
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Plorkyeran posted:nginx serving static pages hasn't had any cves since 2009, and not using ssl means you avoid all the openssl ones By enabling MitM and code injection against users on public networks. That's definitely the right thing to do.
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Plorkyeran posted:nginx serving static pages hasn't had any cves since 2009, and not using ssl means you avoid all the openssl ones ok im getting hit by poe's law, are you joking or serious?
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still a hackernews, but this was funny
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This is the original gitlab logo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0a/Gitlab_logo.png
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Achmed Jones posted:ok im getting hit by poe's law, are you joking or serious? i am serious. a box which is just running nginx and serving funy pages has not "already been hacked and is already serving malware" just because you only occasionally update it rather than actively following security bulletins.
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Plorkyeran posted:i am serious. a box which is just running nginx and serving funy pages has not "already been hacked and is already serving malware" just because you only occasionally update it rather than actively following security bulletins. your completely ignoring the vector that HTTPS addresses: MitM
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Many servers that are breached are running firewalls, you know.
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necrotic posted:your completely ignoring the vector that HTTPS addresses: MitM correct, i was responding to a claim unrelated to whether or not running a http-only site is a good idea.
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i never said http only was good, i said https only is bad. hell, google.com isn't https only!Plorkyeran posted:i am serious. a box which is just running nginx and serving funy pages has not "already been hacked and is already serving malware" just because you only occasionally update it rather than actively following security bulletins. until about two or three years ago i had a fairly popular webserver running debian 6 that somehow managed to not get hacked or spread malware.
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Zamujasa posted:i never said http only was good, i said https only is bad. hell, google.com isn't https only!
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This whole discussion is moot, there aren't any funny websites anymore, least not using pre-Web 2.0 static pages
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Plorkyeran posted:correct, i was responding to a claim unrelated to whether or not running a http-only site is a good idea. ah yeah so you were. my bad
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okay, so that's like two more yosposters i hope i never encounter in a job situation
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how is "should i throw up a letsencrypt in front of this web app" as a best practice decision not always a yes at this point like i even tried to read the posts, unlike normal, and i still dont get why you wouldnt just do that at the least
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4. I put my whole life into a single database (krausefx.com) 269 points by ingve 9 hours ago | flag | hide | 68 comments https://howisfelix.today quote:Days tracked my Mood to be Happy & Excited
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flatiron 1 minute ago | parent | prev | next [–] Totally unrelated but I feel like everyone smokes weed on the beach now. I’m not a prude, I don’t care, I just don’t want to smell it and have my kids ask about it all the time. reply i dont care i just dont want them to do it
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man in the eyeball hat posted:flatiron 1 minute ago | parent | prev | next [–] this guy leaves his empties behind on "abandoned" beaches
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a rare good post staticassertion 9 days ago [flagged] [dead] | parent | context | flag | vouch | favorite | on: Twitter bans ads that contradict science on climat... Reading this thread, one of two things must be true. 1. HN commenters simply refuse to read articles. 2. The average HN commenter is extremely stupid. The idea that Twitter Ads are somehow the right place for scientific peer review to happen is so absurdly stupid that I can't imagine that either 1 or 2 is not blatantly true, if not both. Otherwise, I have no explanation for the comments talking about censorship, problems with academic publishing, etc.
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hn thread: The average HN commenter is extremely stupid
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ultrafilter posted:hn thread: The average HN commenter is extremely stupid
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frozenport 30 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [–] No. Underlying problem is that Nintendo has a non-viable business model combined with a culture that tolerates things like rigid work hours and low pay. They can't make life better for employees because their business model sucks. The correct thing is to simply not work for them.
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it's amazing how much startup/hypergrowth nonsense has broken people into thinking that "make a product that people will pay for, employ a few thousand people in perpetuity" is somehow a failure
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ah, yes, Nintendo, famous for their unviable "make a profit from day one" business model
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so "rigid work hours" is code for people working 9-5?
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:so "rigid work hours" is code for people working 9-5? "rigid work hours and low pay" "they can't make life better for employees" by the context it sounds like he's referring to the infamous japanese constant overwork. unless i'm wildly misreading it it's a rare hn pro-worker-rights post, i'm surprised you guys are dunking on it
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the dunking is because of the "non-viable business model" of a company that has been viable for longer than any hn poster
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Ask HN: Why encourage creativity in school given most employers don't reward it?
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So they can innovate and invent the next Uber or Amazon or Google
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fritz posted:a rare good post they're becoming self aware. its learning
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alexandriao posted:they're becoming self aware. its learning a strange site. the only winning move is not to post. how about a nice game of irc?
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man in the eyeball hat posted:So they can innovate and invent the next Uber or Amazon or Google PageRank was a legitimately innovative discovery
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Maximo Roboto posted:PageRank was a legitimately innovative discovery
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actually youll find that all concepts are eternal and unchanging thus all human intellectual development is indeed discovery
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got to see that everywhere I turn will point to the fact that time is eternal
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it's 2am... wait. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1sf2CzEq0w
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Page Rank was useful for approximately five minutes before it was immediately gamed to poo poo.
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Yeah. And right now, it's easy to lambast Google for having horrible gamed search results, but is it even theoretically possible to create an automated search ranking which can't be gamed? You're trying to outmaneuver the entire tech world.
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