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2026-06-17 22:04:16 GMT

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Oh handy! I have an Iridium satellite phone, now I want an Official™️ solar charger for it ^.^

2026-06-16 21:38:32 GMT

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There's two challenges in that, one of which is that trying to tell the difference between a residential proxy and a legitimate household can be surprisingly tricky and imprecise. There are extremes where you can be certain it's one or the other, but the fuzzy grey area in the middle is *huge*, especially in larger households (I used to orchestrate residential proxy routing once upon a time, for exactly this reason >.>)
The other challenge is communication, and recourse: Most people with proxies lurking on their home network are entirely unaware there even IS a problem, so if you block them, you need to tell them why, and what to do about it. And THEN, if it's a service they legitimately use, they need to be able to contact someone to say "ok, I fixed the problem" and get unblocked in a timely manner. Ya know, customer service, that thing tech companies are famously great at 🙃
Sometimes the reasonable answer to these risks and contingencies is "fuck it, don't care", and that's fair! But that's not the most sensible approach for *everything* ^.^

2026-06-05 18:29:06 GMT

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A brilliant one <3

2026-06-05 18:13:28 GMT

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...Oh GOD I never made that connection before, but, yeah, that's *exactly* what it's like.

2025-01-27 20:52:23 GMT

Hey security folks! Need a spot-check on what words mean ^.^ When you see the terms "external pentest" vs "internal pentest", do you expect the words "external" and "internal" to refer to: