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by jedisct1 9y ago
https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy
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by jedisct1 9y ago
And rq has even easier syntax.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
https://dnscrypt.info/faq/
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by jedisct1 9y ago
And you can use this to control it from the menu bar: https://github.com/jedisct1/bitbar-dnscrypt-proxy-switcher/
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by jedisct1 9y ago
You need dnscrypt-proxy for this.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Yes, this is it.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Yep, and it works well with Cloudflare (and has for quite some time).
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by jedisct1 9y ago
https://dnscrypt.info/faq/
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Yes, just select "Cloudflare" in the list. It's been available in the public list for quite some time already.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
This needs an update, but here is a study I made a while back on EDNS support and payload sizes: http://msync.c9x.org/PubDNS/
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by jedisct1 9y ago
To use this on iOS, download DNSCloak from the App Store and choose "Cloudflare" in the list.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
When you are a CDN and already have a massive infrastructure to handle HTTP/2 traffic, DNS-over-HTTP/2 makes more sense. I also totally trust Cloudflare for the TLS security part, especially since they support TLS 1.3 already. Qua
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by jedisct1 9y ago
This is not a website, but a web service. It doesn't display web pages, but responds to DNS queries over HTTP/2.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Use https://simplednscrypt.org/ and just pick "Cloudflare" in the list of available servers.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
This CSV file is gone, along with the confusing and mostly useless information it contained. All the required parameters to connect to a server (protocol, certificate hashes, public keys, bootstrap IP address, URL...) are now represented as
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by jedisct1 9y ago
To connect using DNS-over-HTTP/2, just use dnscrypt-proxy 2.x and put this in the configuration file: server_names = ['cloudflare']
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Cloudflare resolvers are supported by dnscrypt-proxy. See https://dnscrypt.info/public-servers
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Use dnscrypt-proxy 2.x -- The 1.x branch has reached end of life. Cloudflare's resolvers have been supported by dnscrypt-proxy for quite some time and are even present in the example configuration.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Any benchmarks yet?
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Does anybody know how to get out of the respring/reboot loop without reinstalling everything in DFU?
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Facebook is about sharing memories, and "static" content. One can use Facebook to read the same "group" that has been around forever, or to looks at memories from the day/week/month/year. As a result, it&#
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Ruby. By far the language I'm the most productive with.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Backblaze + Time machine for the mac, iCloud for the iPhone, compressed/encrypted VM snapshots for the servers.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
DNS-over-HTTPS draft-03 is implemented in dnscrypt-proxy https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy I'm currently working on an nginx module, which will make it trivial to deploy DoH as a vhost on an existing webs
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Because the purpose of middle boxes is to log your traffic no matter what, usually by installing a root certificate on your devices.
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Which is completely unrelated
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by jedisct1 9y ago
DoH's great. I'm planning to write an Nginx module to support it soon.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
Same here. Ripgrep works like a charm Ack requires Perl, which I am not going to install just for that purpose.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
The Meltdown patch also introduces a serious performance hit for DNS servers and resolvers. Before giving figures, I want to run the same tests on a more recent CPU, but my current benchmarks are not great to say the least.
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by jedisct1 9y ago
They might have succeeded to make it work: https://cyber.wtf/2017/07/28/negative-result-reading-kernel-...

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