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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Thanks, this is a great tool but having 45 nodes worldwide cost a bit of money, I would love this to sustain and be sponsored somehow, what is the plan to cover operational cost?
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
As a convenience, browser do not need empty zero length root label. Dots only separate labels? The problem with advocating this, is that TLS certificates won't work, also a lot of stuff like haproxy will threat both host headers like t
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
It may be trival, but head to icaan accredited registrar list and you have more than 2800 competitors to transfer your domain to. Pick one that supports glue records, ipv6 glue, and dnssec, but unfortunately the icaan list does not provide
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Any chance to get more screenshots or a short video, explaining what cyclops actually does?
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Audio quality is excellent, voices are great. I'm curious, what AI service is used for text to speech generation?
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
That would be awesome if even just for tcp protocols. I've been looking at contrib.resolver in urllib3.future and noticed that you only parse A,AAAA,HTTPS from responses, but you do not handle a CNAME. I wonder, because kubernetes serv
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Does it support happy eyeball algorithm for dual stack and portions of it for single stack, when multiple A(dress) records are returned, to figure out which destination accepts our connect() ?
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
xargs -n 1 -P 50 curl ...
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
What would be the use cases for this client library? I was expecting a pcap library that would try to catch server side certificates from tls handshake and block them with nflink or something, however not sure if serverhello is encrypted or
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
A lot of recursive servers can be bootstrapped with a entire root zone, which content is public here: https://www.iana.org/domains/root/files Recursive servers do not need public root servers because you could run
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Root zone is an empty label, rendered in packet as 0x00h. The label contains a length of the label, the root zone length is NULL, none, zero, or "". We use dot "." to split labels. wwww.example.com has 4 labels: "ww
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Every bit of information that is stored in the DNS is serving one basic purpose: to allow connection to a string. Additions, like CAA or SPF are also consumed by programs to set some limits of a domain usage. Every other record you mentione
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
I would love to ask if, and how EXPIRY is implemented. Current command set is enough for me to use it, but does it implement EXPIRE correctly to all nodes in raft?
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Of course, you want SNMP monitors get you and email as an alert, you have to setup auth DNS with xyz.local and use it in air-gapped environments for your alert mails. Hard drive failure?, RX/TX errors on a switch port? fire up mail ove
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
I really do not want to start a flame war about OSI model, but I tent to bend the OSI model and interpret the "layers" by the function they presents. Another example, lets say you spin up a QuicTun, nacl-based encapsulation tunel,
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Let me just add one more thing why this idea seems bad to me personally. I'm not atacking you, but the idea. So the way things work today is this, the way I see it: 1. We have a physical layer -> a wire 2. We have a data link layer
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
I should elaborate more about why I believe this is a bad idea to use DNS as storage / content. First, because of a distributed nature of the DNS, clients do not directly fetch this data. Instead, resolvers and DNS forwarders do the wo
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
This looks great, what is the protocol and commands? Is it redis compatible, or redis-like?
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Using DNS for this is a very bad idea. The format to convert those strings to html may be good, the storage (DNS) is the bad part, especially that you can host such small files for free usually.
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Pretty funny, remind me about of a shocker collar device somebody triggers when you do thing you want to stop doing.
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
The thing about know-how it's that it is a secret. But the moment you fill a patent, it is not a secret anymore, but clearly http redirector concept based of geoip db lookup of the client is as old as the internet... We did this in ear
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
I admire the work of Paul Vixie over the years, been using postfix and bind since 2000. However, I'm a fan of geodns concept in general, and we have ECS standard as well to help with better answers. This allows small players or individ
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Pretty fun to test this but what is the privacy policy? Would be good to disclose who stores the data and for what purpose.
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Back in the day, there were desktop RSS readers in many forms, and a paid new browser, Opera 7.0 ($10, I still have my license somewhere) with built in RSS reader and email client, and torrent client, among other things... However, the prob
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
There are hardware disk enclosures that emulate an optical drive over USB and booting works on hardware level with "physical" optical drive. But how ventoy achieve systems booting and detecting the iso programmatically? I know tha
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
I would love to have an RSS feed for this site. I'm an old it guy, without rss I will not bother checking the site ...
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
There are people reading HN for a decade but with fresh accounts, like myself. Never bothered to register until I started a DNS project that I may eventually publish here to get some feedback. This "elitism" judgement will do no g
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Great website, really appreciate the effort. Would it be possible to make computer keyboard somehow customizable and keep it as a permanent cookie value or local storage?
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
Also, for "www' you either return address records or cname, never both. This is a violation of RFC...
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by plagiat0r 3y ago
When looking more closely at the code, this violates RFC in multiple ways, no SOA record, answers for NS are catch-all by qtype, resolve() doesn't modify authority or additional sections, they're not implemented. ANY qtype not imp

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