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by chadsix 2y ago
Wow. This is a travesty if I've ever known one. Hopefully, that can be posted and upvoted on HN.
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by chadsix 2y ago
This is the nail on the coffin, but make no mistake, Cloudflare has been a liability. It's a massive Man In the Middle decrypting all traffic, including OkCupid and 4chan for example. Imagine all those 4channers learning they aren&#x27
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by chadsix 2y ago
> Not sure it's really in their best interest to self-police in the end, as they could lose their DMCA safe harbor provision ? This. That said, we're seeing this across so many platforms, from datacenters to social network site
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by chadsix 2y ago
If that's the take, that means Cloudflare is okay with 'breaking laws' so long as they can take a heavy cut of the ill gotten gains? </sarcasm> Let's not try to find reasons to harm the messenger and stick to
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by chadsix 2y ago
It's unclear as it shouldn't be possible to be cheap. That said, in a world of data, Cloudflare being a massive man in the middle (MITM) probably means something [1]. [1] Cloudflare decrypts your traffic, reads it, and then forwar
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by chadsix 2y ago
This is a really important lesson here. Don't put your eggs in one basket, and if network delivery/etc. is core to your revenues and livelihood, don't trust a random third party host to look out for you. 10TB/80TB at 120
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Discuss HN: On the "Best" Language
3 points by chadsix 2y ago|1 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
tldr: If you don't multihop, you're actually increasing the surface area of exploits for your privacy by using a single VPN.
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The Truth About VPNs: FAFO(blog.ipv6.rs)
3 points by chadsix 2y ago|1 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
I appreciate the preview functionality which lets you see how it would look on another website. Really intuitive and makes sense on a css-page.
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by chadsix 2y ago
There's a separate project Cloud Seeder [1] which is completely open source and gives you 1 click server appliances and IP addresses on-premises. Disclosure, I work there. [1] https://github.com/ipv6rslimited/cloud
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by chadsix 2y ago
Thanks for the heads up and my apologies! Most of our posts are links to our github, we'll try to share other things outside of our ecosystem as well! Since you did take a look, I hope you found this post useful!
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by chadsix 2y ago
Hey HN, As part of our mission to maintain transparency, we open sourced our TLS SNI reverse proxy. This uses a LRU cache [1] to improve DNS caching and performance as well as the usual suspects in GoLang for the Go Magic. Every part of the
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Show HN: DeLorean – Super Performant IPv4->IPv6 Reverse Proxy in Golang(github.com)
4 points by chadsix 2y ago|3 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
If this instant GUI window interests you, you may also be interested in controlling a system tray menu (cross platform, Windows, Mac and Linux) from a JSON file! [1] [1] https://github.com/ipv6rslimited/tray
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Open Source Instant GUI Configurator from a Simple JSON Written in Go with Fyne(github.com)
3 points by chadsix 2y ago|1 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
If you make a script that handles building the traefik config from various inputs, you could make a gui config for it with Configurator [1] which we built and open sourced to make it easy to config stuff! [1] https://github.com&#
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by chadsix 2y ago
I'm on it! Looking forward to the dialogue!
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by chadsix 2y ago
> 8 gigabit fiber ISP only gives me IPv4 connectivity. Just like my ISP (but not 8 gbit!). Luckily, IPv6rs actually tunnels through IPv4 (or 6) and provides an IPv6 address. You don't need one to start! I don't know the ins and
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by chadsix 2y ago
This was a tremendous write-up. I appreciate the detail including your ingressd setup. I agree, though, that this is a pain. It's for this reason that we made Cloud Seeder [1] so you can have hands-free setup of your homelab and IPv6rs
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by chadsix 2y ago
That's pretty cool. TIL. I wish I would have seen these earlier. Our implementation is quite simple (< 80 actual lines of code in GoLang) and is for a very specific use case! Hope it can help someone -- it helped us anyway and we th
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by chadsix 2y ago
Hi HN, We just launched NAT64 support [1] and we had some issues with IP addresses. Luckily, we're developers, so we coded a simple solution. NAT64+DNS64 requires names to work, so we create these pseudonyms for IP addresses. host 8.8.
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Show HN: Type 'Host Any.ipv4.address.here.visibleip.com'(github.com)
3 points by chadsix 2y ago|3 comments
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Back to the Past: IPv4 Browsing (Egress) Activated via NAT64(blog.ipv6.rs)
7 points by chadsix 2y ago|1 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
You're right - if you already have a static destination IP you will not. For everyone else, however, they do have to face this situation where their forwarder is not so dumb and decrypts their traffic. Our service prevents that, but no
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by chadsix 2y ago
> Ideally it should work with encrypted SNI IPv6.rs doesn't work with ESNI because you'll have to decrypt the encrypted packet to read it. Cloudflare decrypts your traffic so it can read it. > If my home IP is known, IPv6.rs
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by chadsix 2y ago
>but it’s basically a mitm no? Yes [1] You could try IPv6.rs (shameless plug). We provide a routed IPv6 IP and reverse proxy for IPv4. We made it easy to run servers with Cloud Seeder [2], our open source server manager. [1] https:&#x2F
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by chadsix 2y ago
Setting up *Arr and QBitTorrent is a chore. We made it easy with a single click. This was by far the most difficult appliance to automate into a non-interactive install. Since it's open source[1], we hope many people will benefit from
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Show HN: We Automated *ARR Installation and Setup(blog.ipv6.rs)
1 points by chadsix 2y ago|1 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
Submission: This is a simple terminal for 'output/read-only' usage in a Fyne GoLang app. You can basically run a command and it will feel like its running in a terminal and the output will go to said terminal. This strips out

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