ahubert

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by ahubert 6y ago
Don't worry, I was on BNR last week and will be again :-)
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End to End Encryption and Law Enforcement(berthub.eu)
3 points by ahubert 6y ago|0 comments
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How GPS/Galileo jamming and spoofing work and how cryptography might help(berthub.eu)
4 points by ahubert 6y ago|0 comments
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Galileo (“EU GPS”) Proposed Authentication Algorithm: Part 1(berthub.eu)
1 points by ahubert 6y ago|0 comments
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The (DNA) Code Inside Your Cells(youtube.com)
1 points by ahubert 6y ago|0 comments
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by ahubert 6y ago
Author here - the article has been read and retweeted by actual world class experts. Given that the article is now nearly two weeks old, I would have heard about any gross inaccuracies in there by now. There is some minor feedback and it ne
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How 2019-nCoV is diagnosed: exponential DNA copying(berthub.eu)
1 points by ahubert 7y ago|0 comments
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DoH: (Anti-)Competitive and Network Neutrality Aspects(blog.powerdns.com)
4 points by ahubert 7y ago|0 comments
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by ahubert 7y ago
Hi makomk, (author here) Indeed, Galileo has nothing like this. The GPS solution sounds exceptionally fancy, and it may go a long way to explaining where all those billions of USD/year go :-) Do you know if it has ever been tried for r
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by ahubert 7y ago
back up, thanks! It is on our experimental node. What is means is: the Galileo service definition regards a 'dilution of position of >6' to be problematic, but only if this happens for more than 77% of the time. The instantaneo
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by ahubert 7y ago
thanks!
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by ahubert 7y ago
Hi - thanks for this (author here). What I mean is, currently, around 5% of the satellites on average broadcast NAPA status. I did not refer to the big outage with this statement, I mean to ongoing developments. Or perhaps you are referring
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by ahubert 7y ago
author here - if anyone has any questions or remarks, let me know!
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The July Galileo Outage: What Happened and Why(berthub.eu)
2 points by ahubert 7y ago|0 comments
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GPS, Galileo and More: How do they work and what happened during the big outage?(ds9a.nl)
3 points by ahubert 7y ago|0 comments
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Centralised DoH is bad for privacy(blog.powerdns.com)
204 points by ahubert 7y ago|209 comments
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Fileformats are holding back DNA research: The Pan-Genome(ds9a.nl)
3 points by ahubert 7y ago|1 comments
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How PowerDNS Is Open Source and a Successful Business(blog.powerdns.com)
4 points by ahubert 7y ago|0 comments
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From Gnuplot to Matplotlib and Pandas(ds9a.nl)
2 points by ahubert 8y ago|0 comments
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by ahubert 8y ago
Hi Rajesh, thank you for your thoughtful critique of my documentation efforts! I took a look at the sentences that are hurting you. The first part is from H2O's mission statement, which is clearly quoted. H2O is very impressive and is
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by ahubert 8y ago
author here - actual project is on https://powerdns.org/hello-dns/
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by ahubert 8y ago
I think my main message is that by being so definitive in the rejection of things, you close down the possibility there is something you don't know. For example, the moveFile() thing, maybe this is some kind of fingerprinted DRM librar
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On Linus Torvalds, technical and corporate communications(ds9a.nl)
5 points by ahubert 8y ago|3 comments
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Spoofing DNS with fragments(blog.powerdns.com)
31 points by ahubert 8y ago|44 comments
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by ahubert 8y ago
eastdakota has stated that no one gets paid: https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/1031359620961329152
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by ahubert 8y ago
According to the tweet linked from the post: "DoH might become enabled by default at some point, which is what has been said. But no-one has specified exactly how or with which operators (yes, plural). Because we don't know. That&
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by ahubert 8y ago
With BYOD that is less and less likely to be true..
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by ahubert 8y ago
best response I've had to that is 1) they'll retry queries internally if they don't work externally (leaking everything first) 2) people should not have internal only domains, everything to the cloud!
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by ahubert 8y ago
Thanks David :-) Sadly though, while the 'DNS Camel' has caught a lot of attention, it hasn't helped one bit. As Robert Edmonds put it so well '"What should we do instead?" "Nothing" tends not to be t
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Final part of Modern C++ for C programmers and recommended books(ds9a.nl)
3 points by ahubert 8y ago|0 comments

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