commandersaki

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Network Protocols and Their Use(circleid.com)
3 points by commandersaki 7y ago|0 comments
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by commandersaki 7y ago
> I love going on Freenode Funny this is the worst possible IRC network to use - so many channels are overly restrictive which leads to a crappy user experience. The usual claim is to "combat spam" but most other networks (OFTC
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by commandersaki 7y ago
With header caching opening a mailbox with mutt is massively improved. It takes only like 3-4s to open a 100k IMAP folder.
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by commandersaki 7y ago
Probably the most useful thing I've done regarding bash history: https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2016/persistent-history-in-bas...
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by commandersaki 7y ago
> Most of the problem I have it is with the imperialistic culture that came with it and with the serious security bugs that they keep sweeping under the rug. The most recent gripe I have is that systemd people can't even do randomne
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by commandersaki 7y ago
Sorry I just saw this reply. I had a discussion with Thomas Pornin (the author of BearSSL) and my understanding that the choice of OO boils down to allowing easy excising of code. So you can select exactly which implementations of algorithm
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by commandersaki 7y ago
> Eliminate federal-backed student loans Or make them available to everyone irrespective of their income, make sure it covers the entirety of tuition and board cost, subsidise interest, and require repayments after an income threshold. O
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by commandersaki 7y ago
Going to throw Monodraw on the list.
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by commandersaki 7y ago
I suppose the next generation of the idea is the Berkeley Packet Filter by Van Jacobson: https://www.tcpdump.org/papers/bpf-usenix93.pdf . I read this awhile back but didn't realise it was the descendent of Mogul&
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by commandersaki 7y ago
https://bearssl.org/ - best C library I've ever seen.
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by commandersaki 7y ago
Curious what the author thinks about open sourcing the secure enclave co-processor in iPhone/iPad/etc.
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by commandersaki 8y ago
So git doesn't let you add the `.git` to the index. Most reports I've seen mention that SourceTree was used as a git client. Is it possible that SourceTree committed .git and pushed it to remotes which were then scraped?
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by commandersaki 8y ago
So I've encountered ISPs that do MITM the requests regardless of which provider you use.
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by commandersaki 8y ago
I'm not certain it is relevant anymore but ISPs used to MITM DNS requests and would send you to redirects for search/advertising pages for what should've been NXDOMAIN responses. Google at the moment has a better track record
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by commandersaki 8y ago
These sites are blocked by IP. To circumvent you need TOR, proxy, or VPN.