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by pimterry 6y ago
I don't know about network info, but web bluetooth isn't really a practical fingerprinting channel. You can't get any info from it without some very loud prompts. I've seen this mentioned in a few places, and I think it&
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The Internet explained from first principles(explained-from-first-principles.com)
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PNG and Hidden Pixels(hackerfactor.com)
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RFC8890: The Internet Is for End Users(mnot.net)
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Undici – an HTTP/1.1 client written from scratch, for Node.js(github.com)
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by pimterry 6y ago
> We think that revoking certificates based on questionable data discredits the certification system. It's hard to dispute this imo. There are many good reasons certificates should be revoked, but the reasoning should be 100% public
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by pimterry 6y ago
I assumed this was doing some LAN-based communication (multicast perhaps, or webRTC), but it looks like it's just a standard chat server that generates one room per IP address. It'd be interesting to extend the idea to do literall
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Inspecting Android HTTP with a Fake VPN(httptoolkit.tech)
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Show HN: Will It CORS? – an automatic CORS explainer(willitcors.com)
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OpenAPI Examples Need Help(phil.tech)
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Keeping sync fast with automated performance regression detection(dropbox.tech)
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Tor 0day: Finding Bridges(hackerfactor.com)
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React95: Windows95 UI components for modern React apps(github.com)
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by pimterry 6y ago
Interestingly, the Q2 results for Spain are actually better than for the UK (-18.5% vs -20.4%). It's only the comparison to the end of 2019 numbers specifically where Spain comes out worse. Debatable why, plausibly because the Spanish
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A Padlock Problem(jakearchibald.com)
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CodeGen: Semantic's improved language support system(github.blog)
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Count on it(hackerfactor.com)
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Tor 0day: Burning Bridges(hackerfactor.com)
23 points by pimterry 6y ago|3 comments
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Tor 0day: Replying to the Tor Project(hackerfactor.com)
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Introducing GitHub's OpenAPI Description(github.blog)
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Adventures in Beam Optimization for MQTT(ably.io)
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How we ensure credible analytics on Dropbox mobile apps(dropbox.tech)
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Translating between HTTP/1 and HTTP/2(httptoolkit.tech)
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by pimterry 6y ago
Where's the barrier to entry? HTTP/2 is more complex to implement from scratch (but still quite doable, even as an individual), but it has built-in support in every language & framework worth its salt now, so you don't ne
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by pimterry 6y ago
These do come out of the box. The advantages listed above all come from the fact that HTTP/2 runs all traffic over a single multiplexed TCP connection, rather than HTTP/1.1, where clients are forced to open many independent TCP co
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The Wet Codebase(deconstructconf.com)
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Building an Aviation Weather Map(aeracode.org)
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Introducing the GitHub Availability Report(github.blog)
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HTTP and Web Application Firewalls: Managing Ossification Risk(docs.google.com)
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BigSpender Exploit in Some Bitcoin Wallets Allows Attackers to Fake Transactions(forklog.media)
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