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by dontdoxxme 2y ago
At the end it mentions a nonce based approach probably being the more sensible way. Shay Gueron presented at RWC 2024 about a nonce based approach (DNDK-GCM): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsFO4ZQlYS8&list=PLeeS-3Ml-r.
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by dontdoxxme 2y ago
And it's Apache licensed, which grants a patent license. Some of the comments refer to specific aspects of how page rank is calculated. Pagerank itself is past patent protection but I wonder if this also accidentally might grant licens
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by dontdoxxme 2y ago
They do, so in theory everything after the '#' is not sent, however it frequently sends a request to " https://notepadtab.com/cdn-cgi/rum ?" which is part of Cloudflare Analytics ( https://w
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by dontdoxxme 2y ago
Ansible is great if you have workflows where sysadmins SSH to servers manually. It can pretty much take that workflow and automate it. The problem is it doesn’t go much beyond that, so you’re limited by SSH roundtrip latency and it’s a pain
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by dontdoxxme 2y ago
If you watch for long enough they also sometimes fail to stop. So just like a real city too.
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
Probably easier to leave the EU than get Apple to listen.
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
This is really abuse of public infrastructure if you really want to do this, look at veilid ( https://veilid.com/ ). Veilid provides modern crypto primitives to do this and more importantly the people running the network act
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
Not sure if serious. Tailscale is end to end encrypted. Cloudflare is probably just this generation’s Crypto AG: https://www.agwa.name/blog/post/cloudflare_ssl_added_and_rem...
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
Ctrl-X Ctrl-L is line based completion, see :help CTRL-X_CTRL-L for details. :help ins-completion gets the useful docs, Vim's own docs are very good and worth spending some time learning how to use, so you can learn Vim itself better.
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
“Modern convention” that is defined in RFC 20 ( https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc20.html ), from 1969 (referencing the ASCII standard from 1968).
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
Maybe not cool. There’s discussion in many places, but see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13891900 for background.
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
geofeed is used by big CDNs, it can actually help save money for the provider by meaning a CDN uses a more optimal network location.
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
https://ensa.fi/papers/geolocation_imc17.pdf has some ideas. Using RIPE atlas probes to get RTT to the IPs from known locations is close to your idea and probably the best anyway.
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
Also individual airpods please, for those of us, who, have, ahem, washed an airpod. (Secondhand case, sure, secondhand airpod... ew)
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by dontdoxxme 3y ago
That approach, while convenient is not safe. It does not guarantee non-TCP traffic will be proxied. (You can test with a “WebRTC leak tester”.)