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November 23, 2013, 11:32:07 PM |
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You really should give a detailed write up of everything that went wrong and when it went wrong when the site is back up. Directly from twitter "We are waiting on our new ssl certificate to be sent so we can relaunch. 5-12 hrs", LOL. Here's a hint: ssl certificates are not delivered by boats. I hope your certificate doesn't get lost in its way, such a long trip. I believe this is a lie! They use cloudflare for ssl and they dont have to wait even a second. It looks like they are probably updating their system now. That means the server is complete, or its not and they are covering up a lie. With Cloudflare you have the option to use a general SSL cert that is shared with other people (not a good idea), or upload your own. So this part is not a lie. |
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November 23, 2013, 11:42:28 PM |
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You really should give a detailed write up of everything that went wrong and when it went wrong when the site is back up. Directly from twitter "We are waiting on our new ssl certificate to be sent so we can relaunch. 5-12 hrs", LOL. Here's a hint: ssl certificates are not delivered by boats. I hope your certificate doesn't get lost in its way, such a long trip. I believe this is a lie! They use cloudflare for ssl and they dont have to wait even a second. It looks like they are probably updating their system now. That means the server is complete, or its not and they are covering up a lie. With Cloudflare you have the option to use a general SSL cert that is shared with other people (not a good idea), or upload your own. So are you implying that uploading your certificate is better than the other option ? In other words, do you think one of the options is better than the other ? If you are reading this and don't know this means, just get the point that using SSL this way is pointless since the site has no control over its own certificate. So many experts around.. |
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November 23, 2013, 11:44:29 PM |
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November 24, 2013, 12:02:19 AM |
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You really should give a detailed write up of everything that went wrong and when it went wrong when the site is back up. Directly from twitter "We are waiting on our new ssl certificate to be sent so we can relaunch. 5-12 hrs", LOL. Here's a hint: ssl certificates are not delivered by boats. I hope your certificate doesn't get lost in its way, such a long trip. I believe this is a lie! They use cloudflare for ssl and they dont have to wait even a second. It looks like they are probably updating their system now. That means the server is complete, or its not and they are covering up a lie. With Cloudflare you have the option to use a general SSL cert that is shared with other people (not a good idea), or upload your own. So are you implying that uploading your certificate is better than the other option ? In other words, do you think one of the options is better than the other ? If you are reading this and don't know this means, just get the point that using SSL this way is pointless since the site has no control over its own certificate. So many experts around.. Seriously if I want any lip out of you, I will rattle my zipper. Only the certificate file is uploaded, not the key. You sir, are clearly not one of the experts.... stop trying to act like one. Your idiosy is simply astounding. |
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November 24, 2013, 12:19:06 AM |
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You really should give a detailed write up of everything that went wrong and when it went wrong when the site is back up. Directly from twitter "We are waiting on our new ssl certificate to be sent so we can relaunch. 5-12 hrs", LOL. Here's a hint: ssl certificates are not delivered by boats. I hope your certificate doesn't get lost in its way, such a long trip. I believe this is a lie! They use cloudflare for ssl and they dont have to wait even a second. It looks like they are probably updating their system now. That means the server is complete, or its not and they are covering up a lie. With Cloudflare you have the option to use a general SSL cert that is shared with other people (not a good idea), or upload your own. So are you implying that uploading your certificate is better than the other option ? In other words, do you think one of the options is better than the other ? If you are reading this and don't know this means, just get the point that using SSL this way is pointless since the site has no control over its own certificate. So many experts around.. Only the certificate file is uploaded, not the key. You sir, are clearly not one of the experts.... stop trying to act like one. Your idiosy is simply astounding. Your knowledge about how cloudflare operates is astounding. How do you think cloudflare inspects the traffic ? Think about it for a moment, then realize that all the data entering into your site comes encrypted BUT only until it gets to cloudflare, then it goes to plaintext so cloudflare inspects it, then gets encrypted again with the certificate you provided. Think about it a little more and then you will see that all the data leaving your site will also get to plaintext while inside cloudflare datacenter. Therefore by using cloudflare you made SSL pointless. |
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November 24, 2013, 12:21:04 AM |
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I'm just here for the giveaway......  |
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November 24, 2013, 12:29:49 AM |
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Your knowledge about how cloudflare is astounding. How do you think cloudflare inspects the traffic ? Think about it for a moment, then realize that all the data entering into your site comes encrypted BUT only until it gets to cloudflare, then it goes to plaintext so cloudflare inspects it, then gets encrypted again with the certificate you provided. Think about it a little more and then you will see that all the data leaving your site will also get to plaintext while inside cloudflare datacenter. Therefore by using cloudflare you made SSL pointless.
You need to give up now... you have absolutely no concept of how things work, please stop trying to guess. The Key/Cert pair is installed on Primary server.. the data passing through Cloudflare is enrypted. Cloudflare is basically just a proxy with some major bells and whistles added. Goto bed and let the adults talk.. your input is both wrong and irrelevant. |
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November 24, 2013, 12:31:09 AM |
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All of us at PrimeDice definitely appreciate those staying with us... As long as Lacrimas is well Lacrimas... we should be back online tonight  |
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November 24, 2013, 12:34:34 AM |
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All of us at PrimeDice definitely appreciate those staying with us... As long as Lacrimas is well Lacrimas... we should be back online tonight Hope no more vodka spillage  |
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November 24, 2013, 12:40:27 AM |
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Sorry to hear about all the issues but yes, hopefully you guys are back soon.
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Oh Loaded, who art up in Mt. Gox, hallowed be thy name! Thy dollars rain, thy will be done, on BTCUSD. Give us this day our daily 10% 30%, and forgive the bears, as we have bought their bitcoins. And lead us into quadruple digits
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November 24, 2013, 12:40:57 AM |
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You really should give a detailed write up of everything that went wrong and when it went wrong when the site is back up. Directly from twitter "We are waiting on our new ssl certificate to be sent so we can relaunch. 5-12 hrs", LOL. Here's a hint: ssl certificates are not delivered by boats. I hope your certificate doesn't get lost in its way, such a long trip. I believe this is a lie! They use cloudflare for ssl and they dont have to wait even a second. It looks like they are probably updating their system now. That means the server is complete, or its not and they are covering up a lie. With Cloudflare you have the option to use a general SSL cert that is shared with other people (not a good idea), or upload your own. So this part is not a lie. Oh. I thought they were using Cloudflares ssl cert and not their own. |
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November 24, 2013, 12:42:13 AM |
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My apologies to those in this thread for my slightly off topic rant, I will not respond any further..
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November 24, 2013, 12:53:35 AM |
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Your knowledge about how cloudflare is astounding. How do you think cloudflare inspects the traffic ? Think about it for a moment, then realize that all the data entering into your site comes encrypted BUT only until it gets to cloudflare, then it goes to plaintext so cloudflare inspects it, then gets encrypted again with the certificate you provided. Think about it a little more and then you will see that all the data leaving your site will also get to plaintext while inside cloudflare datacenter. Therefore by using cloudflare you made SSL pointless.
You need to give up now... you have absolutely no concept of how things work, please stop trying to guess. Are you mad just because your scambot was noticed early on ? Cloudflare is basically just a proxy with some major bells and whistles added.
LOL, this alone deserves to be saved. You clearly have no idea how traffic is inspected, and you failed to provide even the slightest clue about how it works (HINT HINT: you cannot inspect payload while it is encrypted). You failed to think about it for a moment, or maybe you just don't have any idea how this all works. |
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November 24, 2013, 01:38:55 AM |
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I'm just here for the giveaway...... Haha, you read my mind, me too! I want free stuff or I riot |
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November 24, 2013, 02:00:23 AM |
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Does PrimeDice still give out monthly BTC for having their ad in the signature?
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November 24, 2013, 02:19:06 AM |
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Does PrimeDice still give out monthly BTC for having their ad in the signature?
Some people have gotten it some have not |
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Stunna (OP)
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November 24, 2013, 02:22:23 AM |
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Does PrimeDice still give out monthly BTC for having their ad in the signature?
If you follow the instructions on the thread under services and send me a PM around the 17th of the month etc then yup. Edit: Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=291387.0 |
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November 24, 2013, 02:28:23 AM |
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Does PrimeDice still give out monthly BTC for having their ad in the signature?
If you follow the instructions on the thread under services and send me a PM around the 17th of the month etc then yup. Edit: Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=291387.0@Stunna what is the ETA on this? |
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Stunna (OP)
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November 24, 2013, 02:44:31 AM |
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Does PrimeDice still give out monthly BTC for having their ad in the signature?
If you follow the instructions on the thread under services and send me a PM around the 17th of the month etc then yup. Edit: Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=291387.0@Stunna what is the ETA on this? Our developer says PD is 73 nautical miles away. I'd be surprised if we aren't back up before I sleep though. |
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