mrsssnake

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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
IPv4 has exact same problem, the NAT is working here because devices does not actually have proper Internet connection, all connections are terminated on NAT and reassembled after. Actual solution could be extending TCP and UDP or make a ne
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
Do NAT64 and just worry about IPv6 if not wanting dual stack. All of IPv6 features are just direct effects of having more space and not. Basically IPv6 "features" is just getting rid of IPv4 workarounds.
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
Easy way to explain the absurdity of the idea is to picture how could a law be made restricting 2D printers from printing schematics of guns. How the printer could detect it, where the censoring circuit or program would live, how effective
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
> We have to use some kind of attestation mechanism per the eIDAS implementing acts. Translates to: "We have to make sure citized accessing the public service have not control over the device per the eIDAS implementing acts"
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
Picture this: You have three devices at home, A, B and C. Only device A have Internet connection and can connect to public Yggdrasil node. B can connect only to A and C. C can connect only to B. Have Yggdrasil installed on all of them (and
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
> is for faceless hordes of cellphones How could we determine which device on mobile network is a faceless cellphone and which is a proper device needing real sweet Internet connection? And won't that make things more complicated th
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
> The truth is, IPv6 is really 64bit, the other 64bit part is just randomish node address... So anyway it gives 128bits in total, 64 for network and 64 for node. But I wish there was a better way to write just the local node part and glo
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
> NAT and CGNAT are not sins Highly disagree. Middleboxes are a huge problem on global scale and have frozen any innovation below application layer. TCP and UDP even that they are on software not hardware layer cannot be updated or chang
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
I also know your IPv6 address, ::1 Even easier.
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
My work guest WiFi network allows only IPv4 HTTPS on port 443 and their their own DNS. Everything else, including ICMP (ping) is blocked. Tailscale barely works as any persistant connection is dropped after 2-3 minutes. Called this out and
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
Even without CGNAT you'll only get one IPv4 address forcing a absurd amount of workarounds to be usable, that are mostly hidden in firmwares but sill there.
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
Much less pain than people wanting to have something you could connect to would experience.
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
Dual stack IPv4+IPv6 is still the easiest, but at least the author learned a lot and it helps finding issues in software.
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
> able to run ~340 undecillion devices on my home network You now can have these devices connected to network called Internet. Unlike IPv4 were the number of devices on the Internet in home network is one (the main router) or zero (in ca
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by mrsssnake 6mo ago
This video summarizes it nicely https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42Hy4JtBeQA
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by mrsssnake 7mo ago
What is a router? Really, do they have a definition?
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by mrsssnake 7mo ago
Even if all my apps were from Google Play, it's not up to Google to remotely decide what code I can and cannot run on my device. Especially important when talking about whole population.
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by mrsssnake 7mo ago
> You may not charge users money for Your Program, and Your Source must contain the monetization systems, including the licensing, trial period tracking, and payment system, present in the MMF Source without an alterations, and all of th
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by mrsssnake 7mo ago
- having sensible and very useful system files structure - centralized package management - instant full-disk snapshots and rollback - remote windows (Waypipe) - declarative configurations (NixOS) - FUSE - chroot
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by mrsssnake 7mo ago
It is for their online service, not the editor software.
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
For connecting two devices I already pay for a service allowing that, it's called ISP (Internet Service Provider).
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
I wish.
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
Free personal tier is basically a cheap advertisement for them. You try Tailscale personally and get used to it, then it is very likely you would want to deploy it at your work seeing the benefits scaling even more with more people. And the
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
Some regulation yes, throwing information agnostic universal global packet switching network in the trash bin is not the way.
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
The only way to get rid of domestic abusers in your neighbor is to detonate an atomic bomb at the town center.
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
Yes but enterprise edition seems to be falsly advertised on the main site as open source. And the community and enterprise editions are mixed in the source code making compilations of community edition complicated.
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
GrapheneOS has such low count of devices due to strict support for security features reasons. These projects (Linux on mobile) are even more limited due to very poor support from the manufacturer for anything more than OEM and device specif
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
> The Enterprise Edition is also open-source under the commercial license which enables free personal/small business use. Open Source can be pair or commercial. But the license of these software Enterprise Edition, called "Foss
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
Imagine having to ask manufacturer to fix some tiny component of software with no way to fix it yourself, even if you had the skill and time capabilities.
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by mrsssnake 8mo ago
It does not matter on which layer the restrictions are applied here. Effect on society is the same - ability to pay only for those that give up on basic freedoms (which anonimity of payments and choice of device you carry are).

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