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tuomasb

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    Comment #28847830

    >they refuse to conduct proper studies on it out of sheer stupidity and stubbornness Not stupidity and stubbornness. There is exactly zero money to be made from fasting. Much bette…

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    Comment #5321202

    Now it seems they have also added fake lag to TCP port 80. hlds@machine:~$ tcptraceroute -f 128 -m 128 thepiratebay.se 80 Selected device venet0, address 5.9.249.8, port 41774 for …

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    Comment #5320298

    It's fake but his analysis is wrong. TPB is still somewhere in Europe. Otherwise you couldn't have 50ms RTT to thepiratebay.se TCP port 80 from within Europe. I explained here how …

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    Comment #5320270

    Exactly. Here is a collection of route-servers and looking glasses which tell you what path a route from ISP x to IP y will take. http://www.bgp4.as/looking-glasses You will see th…

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    Comment #5319830

    First type traceroute thepiratebay.se Then tcptraceroute -f 128 -m 128 thepiratebay.se http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5319720 for explanation how they did it.

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    Comment #5319764

    See http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5319720 AS Paths can be modified pretty easily http://blog.ioshints.info/2008/02/bgp-essentials-as-path-pre...

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    Comment #5319720

    fale@machine:~$ tcptraceroute -f 128 -m 128 thepiratebay.se Selected device venet0, address 5.9.249.8, port 40771 for outgoing packets Tracing the path to thepiratebay.se (194.71.1…

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    Comment #3733331

    Hetzner's Xeon offerings with ECC aren't that expensive either: http://www.hetzner.de/hosting/produkte_rootserver/ex6 I would expect Softlayer to be more reliable than Hetzner as a…

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    Comment #3682833

    They're about to get some competition soon from Google. GDrive ( http://www.geekwire.com/2012/google-drive-wild-screenshot-lo... ) CSS sprites are already on Google Docs: https://d…

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    Comment #3307146

    I think it's a bit ironic given the nature of the talk that the link on the video page to seomoz.org has rel="nofollow" while comments down below don't have. No link juice for thos…

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    Comment #2945597

    Earlier comment I wrote on another HN discussion: Assuming DNS resolvers work as they should, most bitflips on the wire shouldn't result to anything else than a failed DNS query si…

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    Comment #2941649

    It's already possible for amateurs to use an RC plane/drone without a line of sight, it's called FPV(first person view) piloting. They have a videocamera onboard and transmit the v…

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    Comment #2936815

    I think the decision by Google to not buy Skype is great. Skype uses supernodes/decentralized address book and other trickery to keep the most of the load off their servers/NAT pro…

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    Comment #2924397

    No one mentioned Mixrank in the comments, I like the idea. Maybe someday it will be one of those essential marketing tools like SEOmoz. I for one, am lazy and would prefer just mim…

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    Comment #2857992

    Linux has tsocks and proxychains which override the connect() method with a LD_PRELOAD library and force traffic to go through a socks proxy. Easier than iptables since at least pr…

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    Comment #2857973

    Just a quick note. Make sure your VPS is Xen/KVM/Vmware and not OpenVZ or some other container based virtualization if you want to use OpenVPN since it needs access to tun/tap devi…

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    Comment #2849542

    Assuming DNS resolvers work as they should, most bitflips on the wire shouldn't result to anything else than a failed DNS query since DNS packets include the original requested FQD…