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OpenBSD now "allows to write relay daemons with zero data copy"(marc.info)
3 points by requinot59 16y ago|0 comments
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by requinot59 16y ago
"The IPv6 designers made a fundamental conceptual mistake: they designed the IPv6 address space as an alternative to the IPv4 address space, rather than an extension to the IPv4 address space." -- djb (emphasis mine) It's true that i
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CurveDNS: DNS proxy implementing DJB's DNSCurve(curvedns.on2it.net)
3 points by requinot59 16y ago|0 comments
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by requinot59 16y ago
> to break the ground floor window I'm sitting next to and carting off my desktop? if your disk is encrypted, the plug should not be disconnected.
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by requinot59 16y ago
security is not that difficult, but sure, you've got to understand roughly how things work.
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by requinot59 16y ago
> The only thing that might be easier is for Google or the Government (via subpoena or collaboration) to get access to my data. It is easier and it's a real concern. Encrypt your disk and be smart in your choice of software: small f
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by requinot59 16y ago
Differences in speed, mainly, explains the average performance of a "player".
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by requinot59 16y ago
"I think a grain of salt have more value than a possible bird might shake nowadays then caliber it for turtles and China." Mark V. Shaney -- High quality troller since 1983 ;-)
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by requinot59 16y ago
Recent talks (often with PDF slides) of DJB @ http://cr.yp.to/talks.html (scroll to end of page for latest).
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by requinot59 16y ago
Here it is, in good quality, courtesy Dan Kaminsky & vimeo: http://www.vimeo.com/18417770
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by requinot59 16y ago
But most people will not deploy a local dns{sec|curve} cache daemon, and use their ISP/OpenDNS/Google DNS instead, and caching is possible at this level instead, isn't it? If each client endpoint were using a dns cache for classic DNS, the
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FreeBSD now supports the Playstation 3(lists.freebsd.org)
91 points by requinot59 16y ago|17 comments
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by requinot59 16y ago
Let's say that I, like the majority, use my ISP DNS servers. And that my ISP supports DNSCurve. Can it cache (Curved)DNS responses among all of its clients?
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by requinot59 16y ago
The point about the uncacheability of DNSCurve seems correct and a huge concern ( http://dankaminsky.com/2011/01/05/djb-ccc/#caching ).
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by requinot59 16y ago
For the french people out there, a summary of the main new features is available here: http://linuxfr.org/2011/01/05/27723.html
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by requinot59 16y ago
Good explanations of privacy issue using Google for the neophyte. Thanks for this, I'll use this link when I tell someone about the online privacy stuff.
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by requinot59 16y ago
holidays, christmas & new eve
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CurveDNS: a DNSCurve-capable forwarding name server(curvedns.on2it.net)
2 points by requinot59 16y ago|0 comments
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by requinot59 16y ago
Thank you very much, it works. The image quality is not so good but the audio is well-audible, so it's good enough. Thanks :-) !
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by requinot59 16y ago
I can't read the video stream on linux (ubuntu 10.04). Does anyone have a direct video d/l link or something, please?
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by requinot59 16y ago
some people, even on news.yc, might not know that you run http://duckduckgo.com (which is a search engine.)
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by requinot59 16y ago
mod_pagespeed?
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by requinot59 16y ago
A good, simpler than S4, solution may be to use zeromq (PUB/SUB).
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Would you be interested in a notification system/feeds for HN?
2 points by requinot59 16y ago|1 comments
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Mac OS X.7 "Lion" preview(apple.com)
107 points by requinot59 16y ago|132 comments