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It's amusing how many of the websites are broken due to certificates or outright squatted.


I clicked on one at random, "arewesmoothyet". It linked to blogspam about how to get started with affiliate marketing.


I guess the site got hacked. The table lists one "Doug Thayer" as the owner, but without contact information...

Edit: found an email address, notification sent.


arewedefunctyet?

arewebankruptyet?


somebody tell Ferrari.



I use https://www.pomerium.io/ for my internal services with Google oauth. I like it because unlike oauth-proxy I can define which users are allowed to which (sub)domains. I run this in Kubernetes and it supports forward authentication, so adding a new service is editing a configmap to let pomerium know about the domain and its allowed users (support for defining this in the ingress is coming), and adding a few ingress annotations.


N26 does most of what Revolut does, and it's a real bank. The exchange rates are a bit worse than Revolut but still better than the average bank. They have a webapp but you cannot topup with other cards, you can only transfer money into it.


It... requires Flash? Is this the challenge?


Isn't flash inherently a security risk hence why none of us have it installed these days?


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