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ancarda
6y ago
SourceHut, maybe? https://sourcehut.org/
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ancarda
6y ago
If you like Mutt, you might really love Aerc -- https://aerc-mail.org/
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ancarda
6y ago
It's a shame that "always" will whitelist a whole site though. It'd be nice if Lynx whitelisted a cookie name (per site). That way I could permit "PHPSESSID", but not "_ga". I never found a Firefox pl
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ancarda
6y ago
Has this happened as HTTPS adoption has increased? Do you believe BGP RPKI will be different? A lot of threads about rising use of encryption seem to have this fear - that it will be used against us at some point, and I'd really like t
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ancarda
6y ago
>We are happy to have over 99% of our IPv4 and IPv6 -Space covered under a Route Origination Authorization, and that we are right now dropping RPKI invalid routes in every single Point-of-Presence for AS16509. Does anyone know if AWS is
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DNSSEC Now Deployed in All Generic Top-Level Domains
(icann.org)
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ancarda
6y ago
Offer them a job.
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Coronavirus: France finds first case of new variant
(bbc.co.uk)
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ancarda
6y ago
How would cookies help mitigate against DDoS attacks?
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ancarda
6y ago
Huh, I get an RFC 1918 address (10.122.129.53) when I look in the settings. No IPv6 support though :(
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ancarda
6y ago
Years ago I used to have an IPv6 tunnel provided by SixXS. That let me get my feet wet by moving to v6 capable hosting and being able to send traffic to my website over the SixXS tunnel. At this point, though, you may be able to find an IPv
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ancarda
6y ago
By that logic, basically nothing supports IPv6. There's nothing that prevents email from working over IPv6. The sender and receiver just need to have IPv6 connectivity. Every email provider that supports IPv6 will also support IPv4 (fo
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ancarda
6y ago
We're still transitioning to IPv6, so yes - for now - one needs an IPv4 address to reach the whole Internet. That doesn't make "You can't run an email server on ipv6" correct.
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ancarda
6y ago
>I'm on a cellular network in the UK >My phone get an IPv6 address only, no IPv4 Please tell me which network so I can immediately switch. Three unfortunately still don't use IPv6, and I'd prefer if my phone were IPv6-o
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6y ago
To extend this analogy a bit... wouldn't 'street addresses' be DNS and lat/long coordinates be IP addresses? Can you elaborate a bit? Where do you find frustration with IPv6? I've been using IPv6 for probably close
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ancarda
6y ago
You can. Gmail and Migadu both support IPv6: aspmx.l.google.com. 293 IN AAAA 2a00:1450:400c:c07::1b aspmx1.migadu.com. 600 IN AAAA 2001:41d0:2:4a6f:: IP blacklists are possible for IPv6 based email. I have heard many work by bl
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ancarda
6y ago
Aren't SVG badges meant to be non-essential? Just display some stats to show-off? Edit: To clarify, I'd love to see SVGs become more accessible, but I would hope the lack of support today isn't a problem as far as README shie
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ancarda
6y ago
Oh silly me, of course. I thought perhaps $ denoted the end of a filename and the start of the contents in Zip. I don't know much about that format.
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ancarda
6y ago
Seems the dollar is missing - I only see "mimetypeapplication/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text". Nevertheless, I really like this approach. I will remember it in future. $ hexdump -C CV.odt | head -n 5 00000000 50 4b 03
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Introducing ISRG Prio Services for Privacy Respecting Metrics
(abetterinternet.org)
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Yes it was. We've had disinformation since at-least the cold war. Probably the best example is the idea that AIDS was created by the U.S. government. The New York Times made a great documentary on disinformation: https://www
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I can't speak for everyone, but I didn't pickup macOS because it's shiny. I picked it up because it's UNIX/BSD while also having a lot of proprietary software like Photoshop (without using Wine). That and the hardwa
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ancarda
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>how do you make polls on HN? https://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll
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If you click on the desktop tab, you'll see new Reddit is 48 whereas old Reddit is 80 - a massive improvement I think old Reddit not being mobile friendly is a big reason why its score is so low
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I honestly prefer threads and mutex locks to async/async. Feel free to burn me at the stake.
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I'm sure this new website is a big improvement, but to me (not an Emacs or Org Mode user), it seems Org Mode does... everything? Kinda like Emacs? Like, that spreadsheet example seems clunky to me, why would I want to use this?
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Amy Coney Barrett Confirmed to US Supreme Court
(bbc.co.uk)
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Yeah, it's really shitty behavior, but are you surprised? YouTube is owned by Google, a company that routinely culls features or products not used by at-least a billion people a day. They aren't going to change their behavior - th
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ancarda
6y ago
Why? What guarantees can you give us?
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Sometimes when I see the Google Search popups, I just do my search on DuckDuckGo instead. It's something of a reminder the website I'm on doesn't care about privacy But aside from that, they are completely useless and just ma
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