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The Acme Klein Bottle (From Cliff Stoll and Family)(blog.jgc.org)
95 points by jgrahamc 3y ago|20 comments
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
And definitely not in London.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
I almost edited that out when I looked at this post but I have a rule that we should allow authors on the Cloudflare blog to have their own style and so I didn't.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
The article contains details of how the images are used.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
There are two links in the comment. They provide the context. The point being made is that pendulums connected to some support structure can exhibit synchornization caused by transmission of energy across the support. We have not observed s
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
The cameras themselves aren't accessible to visitors.
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Cloudflare's URL Scanner, new features, and the story of how we built it(blog.cloudflare.com)
5 points by jgrahamc 3y ago|1 comments
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Harnessing chaos in Cloudflare offices(blog.cloudflare.com)
123 points by jgrahamc 3y ago|60 comments
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
Yes. Horrible word. I actually banned utilise/utilize on the Cloudflare blog because use says the same thing (mostly), is easier to say, and shorter.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
No. What Railgun did is it enabled the two sides of the connection to agree on a shared dictionary (the most recent version of the page being transmitted) and use that to compress the new page. It required both sides to keep a cache of page
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
I think it's related to the size of the Cloudflare network and how good its connectivity is (and our own fibre backbone). But on the eyeball side bandwidth isn't the only game in town: latency is the silent killer.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
I don't think your characterization of why Railgun was deprecated is accurate. From the blog post you link to: “I use Railgun for performance improvements.” Cloudflare has invested significantly in performance upgrades in the eight yea
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
The very first project I worked on at Cloudflare but in 2012 was a delta compression-based service called Railgun. We installed software both on the customer's web server and on our end and thus were able to automatically manage shared
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Zero Trust Warp: Tunneling with a Masque(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by jgrahamc 3y ago|0 comments
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Linux kernel security tunables everyone should consider adopting(blog.cloudflare.com)
9 points by jgrahamc 3y ago|0 comments
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The state of the post-quantum Internet(blog.cloudflare.com)
3 points by jgrahamc 3y ago|0 comments
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
Definitely not us.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
No. We open source a lot of stuff (most recently Pingora: https://blog.cloudflare.com/pingora-open-source ) but the models used for protection services are not open.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
We use a lot of stuff. Here's another example: "To identify DGA domains, we trained a model that extends a pre-trained transformers-based neural network." https://blog.cloudflare.com/threat-detection-machine-
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
See: https://blog.cloudflare.com/defensive-ai
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
No, but it's a real product.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
See: https://blog.cloudflare.com/security-analytics-ai-assistant
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
So that you don't have to click (unless you really want to): this is crypto as in web3, not cryptography.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
Oh man. This brought back memories. Back in 2007, I did this by embedding clickable boards in Reddit comments, with all the comments linked together. The idea was "playable tic-tac-toe inside Reddit comments". Reddit had to kill
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
17 years! Goodness. That means I've been here for 17 years.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
Are these all infrared? Because I've done that and it's handy, but I could also have done that with a universal remote.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
What do you love about it? I have one and I've only used it very occasionally (e.g. https://blog.jgc.org/2024/02/repairing-sort-of-dyson-fan-rem... ). I did make a backup of the NFC card that I use to charge m
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
Marvellous. Thank you!
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
I bet it does. I should redo the final part after installing the required fonts.
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by jgrahamc 3y ago
I probably did not as I did it really fast after someone suggested it.

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