peanut-walrus

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   by peanut-walrus 6y ago

   > the worst thing to happen to system administration since systemd Cool, I need to look into Kubernetes way more then! There hasn't been any single development in the Linux world that has made my job as a sysadmin easier than system
2. 182.▲
   by peanut-walrus 7y ago

   As a sysadmin, my main requirements for configs are: * Human-readable and writable, including on systems where you have only very basic text editing tools * Easy to template (for example mass deployments via Ansible or other such tool) * Ea
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   by peanut-walrus 7y ago

   Honestly, I don't see why people keep bringing this up. Malware has millions of ways of creating covert channels and you will never be able to block/detect all of them. It's also well within the capability of major DoH server
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   by peanut-walrus 7y ago

   So they start with talking about ESNI and then kinda completely gloss over it afterwards. Yeah you can reuse the TLS session if several sites are using the same CDN, however, this is again relying on centralization for privacy. The cool thi
5. 185.▲
   by peanut-walrus 8y ago

   RFC 1123 specifies the preferred format, not what is mandatory. This is clarified in RFC 2181: "The DNS itself places only one restriction on the particular labels that can be used to identify resource records. That one restriction re
6. 186.▲
   by peanut-walrus 8y ago

   ':' is also a perfectly valid character in a domain name, so the naive splitting already does not work in the IPv4 ecosystem.