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by pdkl95 8y ago
No, I'm still requesting the A/AAAA records at the normal TTL rate. This doesn't expose useful information, because those queries are sent directly to the domain's nameserver. The domain learns that data point anyway fro
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> This is cached, often for longer than the record's specified TTL. NS records don't change very often. They can see that I looked up the delegation data about "example.com" once every $CACHE_TTL (~months). They do
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by pdkl95 8y ago
The TLDs are only queried for the NS records of the second-level domain, and the A (or AAAA) records of the those NS names. This is cached, often for longer than the record's specified TTL. The rest of the traffic is with the 0delegate
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> Whom do you believe would keep your DNS data private You presupposing that it is necessary to send all DNS traffic to one entity. I run a local recursive nameserver (unbound) instead of sending all of my queries to a different nameserv
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> if you want another unambiguous identifier, it's going to cost Nonsense - my XMPP addresses are free, globally unambiguous, federated, and support 3 types of end-to-end encryption. A phone number is patently unnecessary. The onl
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by pdkl95 8y ago
Additionally, 600mg Ibuprofen is just 3 of the common over-the-counter 200mg pills. The adult dose for OTC Ibuprofen is 1 or 2 of the 200mg pills, so 600mg is only 150%-300% larger. Whi8le that kind of higher dose can become a problem if us
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> logical refutation doesn't work. It can work, if-and-only-if if it is done after real communication has been established. Most people trying to refute "obviously wrong" ideas skip the first step and start with arguin
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by pdkl95 8y ago
If for some reason those methods fail, they can use BULLRUN, which has a much larger budget [1] and specifically tasked with "defeat[ing] the encryption used in specific network communication technologies"[2]. [1] "The fundi
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> but otherwise it's working fine It doesn't work at all for me, because it requires a mobile phone number, which I don't have (a phone + any monthly subscription fee doesn't fit in a tiny fixed income budget).
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> They repeatedly sabotage As this is now (and has been for some time) a pattern of this kind of behavior, what's causing it? While other explanations exist, I believe it might be worthwhile to at lest consider the idea that s
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> ... you don't have to think about 'long running things need to be futured/awaited', you just do things in a straightforward way in the thread https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzkRVzciAZg Six years la
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> they invaded How many bombs did Russia drop on Crimea during that invasion? Russia may have had ties to local areas like Crimea, but the are not as integrated economically and socially on a global scale. Compared to e.g. US/EU rel
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by pdkl95 8y ago
The prisoner's dilemma demonstrates how decisions that are individually rational can create worse outcomes collectively. The incentives for the individual {prisoner,nation} are not compatible with larger group dynamics. The solution is
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by pdkl95 8y ago
No Neutral Ground in a Burning World http://opentranscripts.org/transcript/no-neutral-ground-burn... > I know that you didn’t ask for this job. You didn’t ask for this role in society. None of you, not one of you
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Facebook takes down legitimate anti-far-right protest page, calls it inauthentic(boingboing.net)
2 points by pdkl95 8y ago|0 comments
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by pdkl95 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puffer_train A pattern in Conway's Life that generates an infinite pattern of live cells. (it's a pattern that drives forward across the cellular automata universe, continuously
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> A programmer who truly sees his program as an extension of his own ego is not going to be trying to find all the errors in that program. On the contrary, he is going to be trying to prove that the program is correct – even if this mean
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How to convert a non-math-lover (Dandelin spheres) [3Blue1Brown](youtube.com)
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> It certainly has real value. Do we need to keep ... books as the real purpose ... Max Headroom, episode ABC.1.3 "Body Bags": Paula: "...what's that?" Blank Reg: "It's a book!" Paula
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by pdkl95 8y ago
Also, has anybody actually proposed making it "illegal for you to pay someone for anonymous health care"? The government funding some type of minimum health care doesn't mean they are actually providing the health care.
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> isn't "controlling the playback" a means to control piracy? No, it's about controlling the channels of publication so they can maintain their position as a gatekeeper. > I'm curious is there any evidence of
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> there's no point to DRM. I still can torrent any content I want DRM appears to be useless because you are incorrectly assuming DRM's purpose is to stop or reduce piracy. DRM is and always has been about controlling the playb
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> Think about managing tens of thousands of server in a datacenter. The proper solution is an optional management chip on the motherboard, not the CPU. PCI bus mastering NICs with wake-on-lan and other management features have existed fo
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Feynman's Lost Lecture (ft. 3Blue1Brown)(youtube.com)
5 points by pdkl95 8y ago|0 comments
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by pdkl95 8y ago
Kyllo v United States created a bright line test: new technology used to view "details of a private home that would previously have been unknowable without physical intrusion"[1] count as a "search" if and only if the
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by pdkl95 8y ago
Fame used to be something you had to ask for, because being famous required access to limited infrastructure. Media access was scarce , and so you had to work to be noticed by the gatekeepers of that infrastructure. Digital communication a
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by pdkl95 8y ago
> [...] --ftp-passwd="$(ILCAMPAIGNCASH_FTP_PASSWD)" ftp://ftp.elections.il.gov/[...] Is that using traditional (plaintext) FTP? Is it listening on port 21? ~ $ ftp ftp.elections.il.gov Connected to ftp.
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by pdkl95 8y ago
The Dutch civil servants collecting census data probably thought it was reasonable to create per-person records that included the tuple {address, religion}, which the Nazis used to create this[1] map of Jews living in Amsterdam (3/4 of
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Where GREP Came from (ft. Brian Kernighan)(youtube.com)
6 points by pdkl95 8y ago|1 comments
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Anybody even remotely involved in designing anyth9ing connected to a network should watch Raph Koster's GDC talk about the ethical issues involved in developing AR and VR games. Except it's not really about "games" as

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