Bender

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by Bender 4mo ago
Chat bots can be fun and semi useful for a while (talking about the 1990s to early 2000s IRC factoid and other bots [1]) but people get tired of them and kick+ban them from the server after a bit. I will admit that getting 2 or 3 of them
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Low dose Naltrexone [video][9 mins](youtube.com)
3 points by Bender 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Bender 4mo ago
So blocks are just happening on public open resolvers and not on the TLD servers? What's stopping people from standing up their own DoH servers? It only takes a few minutes. Install Unbound and see if it was compiled with libnghttp2
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by Bender 4mo ago
I use my own VPN mesh running Tinc [1] and some here use Wireguard. I've used corporate VPN's for work in the past. Never tried one of the commercial anonymizing VPN's. Article mentions proxies. Over my Tinc VPN I like to
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by Bender 4mo ago
It sounds like we share some similar tactics. Some day you should make an article about your setup.
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by Bender 4mo ago
I understand your concerns. I personally do not share these concerns though I did when I resided in California that is for sure. I know just about everyone at my ISP. I know where many of them live. We all live in the same small tight kn
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by Bender 4mo ago
Could be I still have trust issues [1]. Maybe in a few decades I will warm up to them. [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05bGPiyM4jg
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by Bender 4mo ago
Am I the only one that blocks most AI?
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by Bender 4mo ago
Has anyone else experienced this? Not I. I also use canary email aliases. Perhaps someone brute forced your login? Perhaps email dang and share what IP addresses/ranges your login should show up from and ask if any logins do not m
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by Bender 4mo ago
I am doing exactly that. I have Unbound running on my firewall/router running Alpine Linux and everything talks to port 443 (DoH). I only set up public DoH servers when people are asking for one or if I am going to be out and about.
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by Bender 4mo ago
I do not have an answer to your question but if a company is not paying people contact the labor board in their state/province and report them. Example for the US [1]. Everyone not being paid should do the same. The risk of course i
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by Bender 4mo ago
and have your children on the phone telling them to not let companies store and leak their information before they are old enough to consent to this. If they are asking you to leave a message, have your kids leave the message.
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by Bender 4mo ago
They like money. Controversial is not illegal. Slander is. If I purchase billboard space and spread defamation that will be problematic. The ISP could always take me to court but they would very likely lose provided I can prove I am tel
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by Bender 4mo ago
Think of the children [1] [1] - https://nochan.net/b/Internet-Crap/20230829-Think-Of-The-Chi...
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by Bender 4mo ago
There are but I will wait until all the authoritative resolvers support TLS. If I wanted to hide my traffic from my ISP then I would just use DoT from my firewall Unbound instance to a few Unbound instances I already have around the web.
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by Bender 4mo ago
Clone this repo [1] and then edit the domain names and resolvers to your liking. It will be something close to what you might be looking for. [1] - https://github.com/cleanbrowsing/dnsperftest
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by Bender 4mo ago
Good point, updated the title though too late for me to edit it here.
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by Bender 4mo ago
I could but I like to run everything in cron hourly to force trigger the retry mechanisms on the expired records and make a bunch of noise so that my network always looks active. It's just a "me" thing. Others can and should
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by Bender 4mo ago
When all the authoritative servers support TLS I can enable TLS outbound but very few of them do at the moment. At some point someone is decrypting, turtles all the way down. I could of course just do DoT to another instance of Unbound so
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by Bender 4mo ago
I use both of those as well in Unbound.
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by Bender 4mo ago
It looks like this [1] I enable query logging to a tmpfs RAM disk and then every month I update a list of domains that I have queries more than {n} times. I mix that in with a list of the Cloudflare top 20K domains after removing the broke
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by Bender 4mo ago
I pre-cache for speed, verifying records that have expired since I retain the expired records for sites that have intermittent DNS issues and also to throw in domains that I do not use in the off chance someone is logging where I go and whe
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by Bender 4mo ago
I use Unbound locally as a DoH server. The Alpine Linux Unbound package is compiled with libnghttp2, required for the built in DoH listener . That's more than enough to enable ECH [1]. I pre-cache all the domains I use hourly via cr
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The Link Between Cancer and Fasting That They're Hiding from You [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Bender 4mo ago|0 comments
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Reserved THP Feature Proposed for Linux to Combine the Best of HugeTLB and THP(phoronix.com)
2 points by Bender 4mo ago|0 comments
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Set up your own DoH (DNS over HTTPS) service(nochan.net)
79 points by Bender 4mo ago|27 comments
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by Bender 4mo ago
Archive [1] as I may have blocked too many bots. 2011 cert should be expired by now. Probably was a nothing-burger. [1] - https://archive.is/dPFuq
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Update Your Secure Boot Cert Before It Expires(nochan.net)
3 points by Bender 4mo ago|1 comments
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New York Housing Market suffers fatal news after Mamdani freezes rents [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Bender 4mo ago|1 comments
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by Bender 4mo ago
"Maintained by an individual developer." They state, Maritime Intelligence — AI-powered analysis of current strait conditions, insurance markets, and diplomatic developments using real-time web data. Energy Market Feeds — Li

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