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by dominicl 6y ago
One can also use the Diode P2P network to get the same without a server: https://support.diode.io/article/ss32engxlq works for ssh remote access, websites and stuff similar to ngrok just without the strings attached.
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by dominicl 6y ago
Having the same implementations on all layers seems like a reasonable approach. But I don't see how the choice of the framework helps getting pixel perfect matches especially between different browsers. It seems to me rather the right
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by dominicl 6y ago
Skype doesn't belong into the right box. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/05/think...
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by dominicl 6y ago
Indeed they did do quite something in standardization of thing controls for which it so sad to see it going unmaintained. On the tunnel side though which they are also shutting down there are plenty alternatives e.g.[1] [1] https:/&#x
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Torvalds Switches to AMD Ryzen Threadripper(phoronix.com)
1 points by dominicl 6y ago|0 comments
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by dominicl 6y ago
Haven't tried Appveyor so can't compare experience. I'm a travis convert came for Windows with my open source project. Just glancing at the Appveyor pricing chart I guess my open source project would only get one parallel job
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by dominicl 6y ago
Regarding msys2, for those who use GitHub the big news is that since 7 days msys2 is by default installed on the windows-latest target of GitHub actions: https://github.com/actions/virtual-environments/commit/
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by dominicl 7y ago
Wow! Is this a hidden science that we missed to research as a society? Understanding these elementary pieces of thinking seems to me to be a science probably hugely important for AI research and tons of socially relevant questions. Anyone k
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Crypto scammer biggest single AWS customer(justice.gov)
4 points by dominicl 7y ago|0 comments
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by dominicl 7y ago
Having worked extensively with both Erlang and Elixir in the last 7 years, the main advantage for me has always been the smaller code base that those projects tend to produce when compared to other languages. Especially for projects that ha
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by dominicl 7y ago
This is somewhat a logical reaction, when realizing that a smaller car would have reduced the fatalities. In this regard I believe there is going to be an inflection point in the adoption of autonomous driving. As soon as autonomous drivin
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DNS-on-Blockchain is the next step after DNS-over-HTTPS(diode.io)
68 points by dominicl 7y ago|64 comments
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Greece Top-Level Domains .gr and .El Got Hacked(zdnet.com)
2 points by dominicl 7y ago|0 comments
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What Would It Take to Carry Out a Successful Eclipse Attack on Ethereum?(hackernoon.com)
3 points by dominicl 7y ago|0 comments
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by dominicl 7y ago
Down due to "General Internet Outage" is a pretty bold message. Seems this is related to the route leak that also affected Cloudflare.
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by dominicl 7y ago
Great approach, and a smart minister. Living in Taipei I can only congratulate the country for this lively and young democracy. If you consider moving to Asia, Taiwan is the most forward, fair and open society.
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by dominicl 7y ago
Awesome comparison, super curious how this would scale out on the current generation of big CPU machines. E.g. Epyc with 64 cores, would threads still perform that well?
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BlockQuick: Super-Light Client Protocol for Blockchain Validation in IoT(eprint.iacr.org)
2 points by dominicl 7y ago|0 comments
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by dominicl 7y ago
It's a modern Version of: "everything that can be invented has been invented." Charles H. Duell, 1899 suggested to close the patent offices. As we know today, he was wrong then. That said, there is a point in the article that
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Trustless time from blockchain, get the current time without trusting any root(diode.io)
2 points by dominicl 7y ago|0 comments
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by dominicl 7y ago
Interesting that this is going to Brazil again. So someone should check if there have been letsencrypt certificate created using DNS verification during those 3 minutes, like in 2016 https://www.thesslstore.com/blog/ssl
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by dominicl 7y ago
Smalltalk is an amazing time sink if you can get past the syntax. Having learned about it with Squeak Smalltalk the first time during University, it immediately captured my mind. The great collection library, integrated ide, integrated vers
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by dominicl 7y ago
Agreed, it feeds the existing power structures. And it did hit at the right time when over-communication is not only appreciated but everything else is seen as intransparent and potentially suspicious. "You don't even know what y
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by dominicl 7y ago
Yep, in 1992 Hongkong was still responsible for ~25% of China's total GDP, today its contribution little below 3% on par with other big cities.
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by dominicl 7y ago
Interesting analogy, performance wise PHP has made impressive progress. On par with node and the JVM. But Java code specifically is just so bloated. And then there is the worker-per-request model in PHP - All resources isolated to a worker
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by dominicl 7y ago
The swing of the article "Look we told you so" really rubs me the wrong way. But it seems to represent the view of a large part of the Automotive industry. Instead of driving innovation forward, they shy away of the problems that
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by dominicl 7y ago
The vision of the mentioned chandler project captured my interest. http://www.chandlerproject.org anyone knows if there exists continuation in spirit?
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You Can't Trust Network Time(diode.io)
58 points by dominicl 7y ago|54 comments
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by dominicl 8y ago
So sad. Humble, open minded genius. I was hugely impressed the first time I learned about Erlang and impressed again when I saw how welcoming and open minded he approached Elixir and it's community. A great man has left the planet :-(
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PKI, 3652 organizations that can read your HTTPS traffic and Netscape(diode.io)
4 points by dominicl 8y ago|0 comments

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