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by chaz6 2y ago
As nobody has yet mentioned it, there is also WiGLE [1] which has tracked over a billion unique networks. [1] https://wigle.net/
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by chaz6 2y ago
Single sign-on support is essential for me. If this was compatible with Keycloak/OIDC it would solve a lot of problems. I will be keeping a close eye on this project.
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by chaz6 2y ago
I was very impressed by the build script. It worked flawlessly, detecting Clang and Ninja, and pulled in all the dependencies automatically. I am hopefully that this will develop into a serious competitor as there really should be more than
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by chaz6 2y ago
This is my attempt in Rust. I am not a Rust programmer so it is probably horribly inefficient, but it works! https://gist.github.com/Chaz6/81523edaed6f31aa609daa919ff6b8...
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by chaz6 2y ago
This paper seems relevant. It describes a new CT log with additional revocation transparency . https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/818.pdf For it to be useful, I imagine clients would need to query some central service every
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by chaz6 2y ago
The problem with using braille characters is the spacing which leaves to uneven distribution of "pixels". This could be improved by using octants, which will be included in Unicode 16. https://www.unicode.org/chart
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by chaz6 2y ago
I have forewarned my employer that if this bill passes I will be considering my position as I am idealogically opposed to being forced to comply with state surveillance.
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by chaz6 2y ago
I have run into this, and I got tipped off by the very specific session timeout that was set on the firewall. The session would come up and work for around 30 seconds, then stop. The outbound packets were going to the firewall but being ret
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by chaz6 3y ago
As new ISP's and enterprises start up who cannot obtain legacy IPv4 address space, there are going to be more and more people who will not be able to access an IPv4-only resource without using some form of tunnel.
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by chaz6 3y ago
One alternative is to sign the checksums using a PGP key, though that does raise the issue of how to know if the key has been compromised or not.
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by chaz6 3y ago
I used to work at National Grid, and we had a non-parametric mixture model developed by some very smart quants. It was used to predict gas escapes, and would take into account the current SLA performance (aka the cost function) to predict h
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by chaz6 3y ago
Sadly in this country the establishment has a history of protecting those of a certain status in society. Even if there is a prosecution, it will likely be dragged out for so long that those culpable will die before a sentence is passed.
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by chaz6 3y ago
Do clients generally check for revocation for every cert in the chain? You would think you would definitely want to as a compromised root cert would be highly damaging!
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by chaz6 3y ago
It is not quite as simple. The ONT also maps services to ports. Take for instance an ONT with 4 ethernet ports and 1 FXO port. The FXO port can be mapped to a SIP service, and each ethernet port can be mapped to a different network service.
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by chaz6 3y ago
2 years ago I joined a startup that has no offices and I have been happy ever since. It is refreshing to be able to concentrate fully, whilst having the flexibility to take a break whenever I need.
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by chaz6 3y ago
Use a nat64 gateway (a list is at https://nat64.xyz ).
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by chaz6 3y ago
I joke that I would use .icannsux because there is just no way they would assign it.
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by chaz6 3y ago
Did you ever run into a hard limit of statement size?
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by chaz6 3y ago
Would that be more suited to a graph database such as Neo4j?
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by chaz6 3y ago
How can I retrieve a single key? As far as I can see, the only read api available returns all keys.
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by chaz6 3y ago
It makes it sound so simple, but it seems predicated on having a fixed viewport. What happens when I resize my browser screen, or I am viewing on mobile? It is not clear how to make the layout adapt to a portrait, square or landscape orient
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by chaz6 3y ago
At a former job, I was provided with a laptop that had a hot key that enabled a built-in privacy screen, so you had to be pretty much dead on straight to see it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=130bPdQvH3w
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by chaz6 3y ago
Is it too much to expect the local authority to recognize this new trend and provide the appropriate facilities, just like we have parks where we can go to relax or exercise?
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by chaz6 3y ago
What I find bizarre is that the Cloudflare share price jumped when the outage happend! Having read the post mortem, I do not think it could have been handled any better. I think the decision to extend the outage in order to provide rest was
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by chaz6 3y ago
I am pleased to see that it supports IPv6. Even today, plenty of new services are lacking.
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by chaz6 3y ago
I am disappointed to see a paper with the phrase, in the title no less, "Near-Infinite". Something is either infinite or not; there can be no "near".
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by chaz6 3y ago
I am very happy that this exists, great job! Unfortunately there is one important feature missing for me. On Android I cannot change the storage location. Edit: I was mistaken, the option is not available while maps are downloading. It is p
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by chaz6 3y ago
If you use coordinates, make sure to take into account continental drift. You could use a plate-local coordinate system (e.g. British National Grid for Great Britain) so you only need to take into account deformation. There is actually a go
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by chaz6 3y ago
Before RPKI, any network on the internet could announce any prefix (e.g. 2001:630::/32) to any neighbour, whether they had the right to or not. With RPKI, the owner of the prefix has to authorize a network to announce the route, so thi
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by chaz6 3y ago
That was surprising and a good read! Did they ever publish the second part?

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