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by jesprenj 3y ago
What are its features? I did not see that on the webpage. Does it for example offer perfect anonymity even to network attackers, on a similar level BitMessage [0] provides? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitmessage
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Is this just an ad for a non existing commercial service?
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by jesprenj 3y ago
PSA: Assume dir="auto" if none provided in browsers you develop.
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Rlwrap: A Readline Wrapper(github.com)
22 points by jesprenj 3y ago|7 comments
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by jesprenj 3y ago
They could specify in the sitemap how often do old articles change. Or set a indefinite caching header.
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Ah, I see!
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by jesprenj 3y ago
While I agree with you, having a globaly routable address doesn't help you if you can't accept incoming tcp/udp connections. My ISP blocks such connections on LTE mobile network. Maybe so you don't pay a lot of money for
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Thats fair, but an enterprise instalation I saw used a transparent proxy and certs on client machines. By transparent proxy I mean a DPI firewall that somehow "hijacked" normal TLS sessions. I don't really know why, a HTTP pr
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Why? Do you have some black boxes that keep calling some DoH and you can't control that but they accept user CAs?
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Interesting, but that means they have to store the hostname somewhere.
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by jesprenj 3y ago
So they don't need a server, but they need a server at the same time (: One could abuse BitTorrent's existing DHT infrastructure (:
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PHP .user.ini Risks(borelenzo.github.io)
1 points by jesprenj 3y ago|0 comments
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Is a similar thing called a window in TCP?
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by jesprenj 3y ago
I stand corrected, thanks.
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Yeah. Though they have a potential bug with domains that end in a dot. For example, my website translated with their service: https://splet-4a-si.translate.goog/?_x_tr_sch=http&_x_tr_sl=... Clicking on the link "ve
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by jesprenj 3y ago
How do they protect against websites stealing cookies and executing javascript on google.com origin? This was a stupid idea altogether. They have the googleusercontent.com domain for thus very reason. Why didn't they host amp on per-re
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Web proxy service? You browse through a web proxy? I thought this was an obsolete piece of protocol.
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Why not? It comments on the presentation of the content. Can't we judge here on HN the font, CSS layout, animations, javascript, popups? Can we only rate raw content, text, presented on a page? Where do you draw the line? It it okay by
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Is this one also written in Word so it automatically loses LaTeX-credibility, as was commented under the first paper? (:
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Well bash has a built in TCP client which kind of ruins the fun. libc has a DNS library to query a resolver so no fun banging DNS over UDP required to download from gnu.org (:
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by jesprenj 3y ago
That is true, yeah. But the library in question will also eventually break the existing API / stop supporting compatible releases with security patches. I assume this nginx config will still work for many releases in the future.
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Sometimes they require 3rd party stuff, hotlinked images, js on frontpage, etc. I was on a ferry ship with paid sattelite wifi internet once and they only faked DNS responses for gstatic.com, google, etc. But they allowed my domain (DNS que
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by jesprenj 3y ago
That makes me think I am also probably addicted to buying stuff from Aliexpress. When I get an idea about something, I usually compulsively buy something from AliExpress and then not finish the project, sometimes not even opening the plasti
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by jesprenj 3y ago
needed
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Yeah, like a sibling comment replied, the idea of iodine is that you don't use your own resolver but the one that the captive portal provided. You need a domain name, xxx.example, then you can uplink data yyyyyy through the tunnel by q
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Quite useful that it returns a newline after the IP address. My similar setup with nginx ( http://4a.si/ip ) only returns $remote_addr without the newline, making it ugly for using with `curl`.
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by jesprenj 3y ago
I can't say a thing about efficiency, but for maintainability, I have to disagree. This seems to be a rust library, and for maintaining that, you'd need to write a program, compile it every time some updates come by, rerun the rec
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by jesprenj 3y ago
There's also iodine, a C program that tunnels IPv4 packets over DNS. Useful for bypassing captive portals on wifi, since DNS usually isn't restricted. https://github.com/yarrick/iodine Regarding cloudflare DN
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by jesprenj 3y ago
Opera mini was simply a product of the web being too bloated to display on phones. It's amazing that the proxy servers are still maintained. How do they profit from proxying? Do they sell user data, include ads?
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by jesprenj 3y ago
In Slovenia I remember having had a "smart" landline phone in ~2009 that could send and receive SMS. ISDN?

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