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by raxi 5y ago
Please, tell me - not a megacorp webmaster - how can I opt-in to Cloudflare program available to Facebook/Netflix, to get what is available freely as the source IP of UDP packet in the absence of planet-wide public resolvers and what G
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by raxi 5y ago
I do not think it has much sense if the standard is the good-old-EDNS or something new, for example supplying city name in a text form instead of hiding last bits of IP as EDNS does. Google's 8.8.8.8 provides client-ip via EDNS to ever
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by raxi 5y ago
1. EDNS is needless when you are using your provider DNS. It is needed for public DNS servers. So it is optional, as is needless most of the time. Before launching Cloudflare DNS, the biggest public DNS service was Googles, who developed an
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by raxi 5y ago
https://blog.archive.today/post/623568857709395968/i-from-th... There was another answer I could not find quickly where that is named here "another free dns service" was named Amazon.
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by raxi 5y ago
Exactly on your link, just ctrl-F for "Netflix": "We are working with the small number of networks with a higher network/ISP density than Cloudflare (e.g., Netflix, Facebook, Google/YouTube) to come up with an EDNS
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by raxi 5y ago
>> 1.1.1.1 is delivered across Cloudflare’s entire network that today spans 180 cities. We publish the geolocation information of the IPs that we query from. That allows any network with less density than we have to properly return DN
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by raxi 5y ago
Cloudflare (Matthew Prince personally, here on Hacker News few months ago) said that they do reverse that their global stance for Netflix and some other megacorps. So this is a super-premium feature unavailable to small players. CloudFlare
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by raxi 5y ago
>> 1.1.1.1 is delivered across Cloudflare’s entire network that today spans 180 cities. We publish the geolocation information of the IPs that we query from. That allows any network with less density than we have to properly return DN
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by raxi 5y ago
This is the difference between "speech" and "text". When you write a brief or a book, it's a performative act; you cannot pretend nothing was said. The Internet is textual media, just like books, and unlike televisi
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by raxi 5y ago
Domain "ownership" is too fragile. Well, you do not lose the email archive, but new domain "owner" could steal you identity.
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by raxi 5y ago
Welcome to Platform Capitalism. I wonder how 3x startup founder got into such a vendor lock, having no backup plan in case when a vendor cancels.
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by raxi 5y ago
Russia is well beyond the map. There are 5EUR/mo for unlimited traffic (I consume ~50GB/mo for 5EUR)
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by raxi 5y ago
Computing power might be donated by volunteers. If there are volunteer software engineers, there must be volunteers to run a container.
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by raxi 5y ago
Implement full-text search maybe?
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by raxi 5y ago
I'd highlight two arguments which are mentioned in the article but shadowed by main topic of prevention-linkrot-by-archiving (no wonder, as it is written by Perma.cc co-founder): 1. Failure of Lumen/ChillingEffect initiative to pr
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by raxi 5y ago
When you order/cancel DigitalOcean instances, the IPs of new instances will be reused from recently cancelled. So, you will not get many IPs this way.
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by raxi 6y ago
Evaluating/compiling packages is not greedy. Memory is eaten by lazy evaluation of NixOS modules. It can be optimized, but it is not a low-hanging fruit. It is still waiting for its hero. I'd compare it with creating the V8 for Ja
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by raxi 6y ago
`with` should be considered harmful. Well, you recognized the gotcha, but there are people who don't, they inserted a bug into nixpkgs, then someone else fixed it not realizing its genesis. There is a lot of spaghetti code in nixpkgs c
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by raxi 6y ago
Overall bandwidth in the system is 125TB/week. Filling up the storage provided by "dozens who are providing 10 PB+" would require about 20 years at this rate. And another 20 years to download it back
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by raxi 6y ago
archive.is should add (paid) accounts too, it creates much better page captures than pinboard.
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by raxi 10y ago
Yes, archive.is hides the paywall layer above the content. This is the workaround which still works. But how long will it work? WSJ could change the paywall logic at any moment.