Sign the Letter to Secure the Internet

[Rayzer]

oshwm wrote:
> You're kidding us right?
> I haven't even read the contents of the site as its sat behind Cloudflare :D

I was going to check that. After all, the "Dear Putin" letter signing
site that was created to ostensibly apologize to Vlad for all the
terrible things the West says about him is hosted by cloudflare. I can
hear echos of dunning voices from the hallowed halls of the House
Un-American Activities Committee now.

-- 
RR

"You might want to ask an expert about that - I just fiddled around
with mine until it worked...



> What a great idea tho, how to validate your list of cranky privacy
> freaks for economic and political targetting - get them to go to a
> website via cloudlfare, collate identifying markers and crosscheck to
> other sites that go via Cloudflare and use it to profile and identify
> the real personas.
>
> Maybe I just need a stronger tinfoil hat but this seems like a piss-take
> to me.
>
>
> On 12/01/16 21:28, John Young wrote:
>> Sign the Letter to Secure the Internet
>>
>> https://securetheinternet.org/
>>
>> Via Henry Baker, Cryptography List
>>
>>
> "

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