matteocontrini

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Why DMARC's new "NP" tag can fail with DNSSEC(dmarcwise.io)
56 points by matteocontrini 3mo ago|25 comments
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by matteocontrini 3mo ago
Copilot's main target is probably enterprises, who already pay per token with both Claude and Codex, on top of a per-seat subscription. With Copilot they get both Claude and Codex and many other models in one subscription. Also, per-se
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DMARC is now an IETF Proposed Standard: what's new in RFCs 9989–9991(dmarcwise.io)
3 points by matteocontrini 5mo ago|0 comments
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by matteocontrini 5mo ago
As far as I know, the DANE spec (RFC 7671) requires DNSSEC to be enabled, while MTA-STS does not.
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by matteocontrini 6mo ago
I've run some benchmarks a couple years ago, I don't have them at hand unfortunately but off the top of my mind, seqread 4k produced around 1500 IOPS while seqwrite was like a third of that. The practical performance was abysmal,
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by matteocontrini 6mo ago
Beware of Hetzner Cloud volumes, they're unusable for a database, they're too slow. I'm not sure what workloads people run on Hetzner but the low-performance volumes and unreliable load balancers don't seem like a good f
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by matteocontrini 6mo ago
The EU Data Act forbids cloud switching charges, that's why they made these changes (while presenting them as if they cared about customers being charged for switching away): https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en&#x2
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by matteocontrini 7mo ago
Because they also offer free DNS and email. There are no ads.
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by matteocontrini 8mo ago
They're working on a new manager UI that should solve most pain points: https://x.com/i/status/2002765582073274826 https://x.com/i/status/2015829450764513753
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by matteocontrini 8mo ago
Someone that worked at Vimeo until last month tweeted: > Reviving this account to say: Almost everyone at Vimeo was laid off yesterday, including the entire video team. If you're looking for talented engineers, there are a few on th
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by matteocontrini 9mo ago
Finally? This content has been up since 2018.
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by matteocontrini 10mo ago
Did you miss Thunderbird Pro? https://www.tb.pro
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by matteocontrini 10mo ago
The status page was updated 6 minutes after the first internal alert was triggered (8:50 -> 8:56:26 UTC), I wouldn't say this is too long.
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by matteocontrini 11mo ago
VP9 and AV1 are less affected not because they're free and open source, but because they're backed by large-enough companies (Google) and a consortium that promised they won't claim royalties for the patents used in the forma
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by matteocontrini 11mo ago
It would still fail if you were unluckily on the new proxy (it's not very clear why if the feature was not enabled, indeed): > Unrelated to this incident, we were and are currently migrating our customer traffic to a new version of
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by matteocontrini 11mo ago
This was not about DDoS defense but the Bot Management feature, which is a paid Enterprise-only feature not enabled by default to block automated requests regardless of whether an attack is going on. https://developers.cloudflare
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by matteocontrini 1y ago
What the article says is true, but Firefox mobile doesn't get the basics right. From weird decisions like the new tab page not actually being a tab like in every other browser on Earth, to consistent bugs and lack of polish in basics f
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by matteocontrini 1y ago
I'm referring to outbound email being silently dropped, not inbound email being rejected or put into Junk.
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by matteocontrini 1y ago
Another thing is that they appear to have some spam scanning on outbound emails and when they detect something suspicious they simply drop the email silently, and nobody will ever know about it.
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by matteocontrini 1y ago
It got better though, especially with the new 3-AZ regions.
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by matteocontrini 2y ago
Apparently ai.google.com currently redirects to ai.google, which is different from ai.google.dev where the Gemini stuff actually is.
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by matteocontrini 2y ago
ifconfig.me is not behind Cloudflare, at least currently.
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by matteocontrini 2y ago
What do you mean? Videos on that page are served by CloudFront. If you're seeing issues it may be that videos are not encoded for web playback (faststart, etc.) but I haven't checked.
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You can now build an entire SvelteKit app into a single `.html` file(bsky.app)
2 points by matteocontrini 2y ago|0 comments
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by matteocontrini 2y ago
It seems that ChatGPT Enterprise already has many of these: https://openai.com/enterprise-privacy/
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Hetzner Object Storage(hetzner.com)
11 points by matteocontrini 2y ago|7 comments
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by matteocontrini 2y ago
Both the "require DKIM" and the mailing lists problem were discussed at length by the working group, with many having opposite strong opinions, so in the end the only consensus that was reached is a trade-off that left everyone un
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by matteocontrini 2y ago
Yeah, that was one of the controversial parts. I updated that paragraph to be more precise. The draft says: >It is therefore critical that Mail Receivers *MUST NOT* reject incoming messages solely on the basis of a "p=reject" p
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DMARCbis is around the corner: what's changing(dmarcwise.io)
10 points by matteocontrini 2y ago|6 comments
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by matteocontrini 2y ago
I don't know what people use object storage for, but R2 is missing lots of features and it's not a replacement for S3 in many cases. For example: no regions, no replication (and no AZs either), limited lifecycle management, no ver

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