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by 10165 9y ago
"..."algorithm agility" that is a proud part of the specification" (italics mine) No idea about "JWT" but maybe this is part of the psychology that keeps schemes like SSL/TLS in use. (Part.) Do you thin
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"... into actual structured data." Would there be some particular structure that everyone would agree on? Alternatively, what is the desired structure you want? Because the current format is so messy, I just focus on what I beli
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"That gives you Wikitext encapsulated in XML." avar: "The goal of Wikipedia should be to spread the content as far & wide as possible, the way OpenStreetMap operates is a better model." I am confused. Doesn't OS
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by 10165 9y ago
No one outside of WMF is downloading and storing the dumps they provide to the public? In the past, I have used these for parsing and database setup practice, making CSV and local databases that require no network access. I am mainly inter
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There is no need for keep-alive for a single HEAD request. Why use HTTP/1.1? cat << eof |nc -vv nautil.us 80 HEAD / HTTP/1.0^M Host: nautil.us^M User-Agent: curl/7.47.0^M Accept: */*^M Con
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1) nautil.us 2) Yes. I was not implying one should do otherwise. I was just pointing out that servers that respond to GET will not always respond to HEAD as expected. Some sites treat it the same as GET. Others may not allow it. For exa
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"And it isn't like they were doing HTTP 'HEAD' requests -- no, they were doing 'GET' requests." Some httpds treat them the same -- they still send the file after HEAD requests instead of only the headers.
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by 10165 9y ago
Is it true that carriers are increasingly switching to calling over WiFi? I understand the new iPhones have this feature, with switchover happening automatically. Did the popularity of Facetime, WhatsApp, etc. have anything to do with this
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by 10165 9y ago
What is the purpose of an "application firewall" in an open source world? If I have the source code and I am curious I just read it. I have yet to see any source code that attempted to obfuscate opening sockets. Sometimes I run p
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The article begins with looking back many years. In those days there were technical limitations and clever workarounds. One MB was enormous. Today, what are the technical limitations? PCWorld's summary of by the comments in the talk l