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by dc396 11mo ago
I didn't actually need another reason to not use Ryanair, but thanks anyway.
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by dc396 11mo ago
These cases come up far more frequently than "one or two court cases" -- many takedowns of botnet/malware (e.g., Avalanche) end up in ROLR. See "domain generation algorithms". In general, the vast majority of regis
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by dc396 11mo ago
"Additional root servers" popping up that would server missing TLDs would fail DNSSEC validation unless you modified the root hints and turned off DNSSEC or resigned the root zone and updated the trust anchors in validating resolv
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by dc396 11mo ago
I'm curious: how did you implement your "private root content" DNS server such that it keeps up with (valid -- and how would you know?) updates made by the TLD registries via IANA?
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by dc396 11mo ago
Yes and no. See QNAME Minimization ( https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7816.html ).
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by dc396 11mo ago
The root servers do not deal with registries. They deal with the Root Zone Manager (Verisign, under contract to ICANN) only. The way you "destroy" a name is either to not delegate it or give it to the Registrar of Last Resort ( h
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by dc396 11mo ago
How does the access method matter?
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by dc396 11mo ago
No. While root servers are NOT sacrosanct, if such a court action were to occur and a root server operator were to carry it out, the change would fail DNSSEC validation in resolvers that have DNSSEC enabled (which varies depending on where
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by dc396 11mo ago
See RFC 8806
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by dc396 11mo ago
ICANN has no mandate, mechanism, or ability to seize domains. The only tool they have is de-accreditation of registrars (which obviously affects ALL domains registered by that registrar) and that tool is only used when there is clear and n
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by dc396 11mo ago
Any hardware from Google. Never again.
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by dc396 11mo ago
> What we call 'truth' is really just consensus That is not what I call "truth". Consensus may (or may not) reflect truth, but it is not truth.
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by dc396 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pay-to-play
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by dc396 11mo ago
Never experienced the 15 second wait for an unlock myself -- sounds like something has to time out for you before unlocking, e.g., some network thing. As for the UI, meh -- I suppose it's personal taste. I could take it or leave it, bu
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by dc396 1y ago
See https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/09/rest... , section 2(e): "Statutory references to the Department of Defense, Secretary of Defense, and subordinate officers and components shall
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by dc396 1y ago
Hint 1: look at the URL and note the word "blog". Hint 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_cancer I can point to blogs too, here are a couple: - https://ezra.com/en-gb/blog/turbo-
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by dc396 1y ago
It must really suck and be incredibly disheartening to be one of the folks who pursued this to a conviction.
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by dc396 1y ago
If the goal of the pardon was to handle a corrupt Judicial branch, then a better answer would have been for the Executive branch to nominate someone for a pardon to the Legislative and require a 2/3 majority of the Legislative to appro
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by dc396 1y ago
You're calling a handwaving blog with no citations to scientific studies published by a company that just happens to offer consulting to identify possible risks associated with a made up term not generally accepted by the medical commu
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by dc396 1y ago
[flagged]
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by dc396 1y ago
Such certainty. Can you provide the data to back up your assertion?
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by dc396 1y ago
No (it does not cause cancer). Yes (it is nice).
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by dc396 1y ago
"with sufficient thrust, anything can fly -- it's the landing that can get messy"
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by dc396 1y ago
I guess I don't see the humor.
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by dc396 1y ago
A subset of the criticisms on Kissinger: • Vietnam War and Bombing of Cambodia: Kissinger played a key role in the secret bombing of Cambodia and the escalation of U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia, which expanded the conflict, resulted in
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by dc396 1y ago
Err, you have some things mixed up. The (simplified) sequence (in the US) was: ARPANet (1969 - 1990) "Commercial Internet" (1989 -) NSFNet (1990 - 1996) Internet2 (1996 -) NSFNet, overseen and partially funded by (unsurprisingly)
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by dc396 1y ago
The beginning of the network that eventually evolved into the Internet was because an ARPA project manager had too many terminals on his desk. See J.C.K. Licklider and the SAGE Air Defense project.
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by dc396 1y ago
The consistent focus of form over substance is wearying.
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by dc396 1y ago
I don't have access to the article, but I'd imagine the folks with the higher amounts of artificial sweetener consumption would correlate quite highly with folks who have obesity-related health issues associated with cognitive dec
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by dc396 1y ago
No. But given many of (e.g.) Balenciaga's ... offering's ( https://www.balenciaga.com/en-us/women/accessories/sunglasse... ), I'm sure there is a segment that would with the right marketing.

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