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by tambre 7y ago
Cloudflare does support EDNS. They just don't forward the client's subnet due to being privacy-oriented, doing which is optional and perfectly valid.
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Estonian ministers' gesture raises fears of support for white supremacy(nytimes.com)
1 points by tambre 7y ago|0 comments
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by tambre 7y ago
What website/application would you recommend for spaced repetition of vocabulary? I've found the changing Windows logon screens quite nice, since every other day or so there's a new beautiful picture along with a few bubbles
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Reverse Engineering a North Korean Sim City Game(digitalnk.com)
4 points by tambre 7y ago|0 comments
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by tambre 8y ago
They acquired Firebase. On Firebase Hosting for apex domains one needs to add Fastly's Anycast IPs. Switching CDNs would be a nightmare. One related gripe I have with Firebase Hosting is that it refuses to renew certificates if you als
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VS Installer welcome image contains offensive element for Chinese(developercommunity.visualstudio.com)
40 points by tambre 8y ago|35 comments
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by tambre 8y ago
Do you mean the public database of everyone's public keys? Tampering with that would get noticed really fast and anything like that would greatly erode the trust in the system and wreak havoc on the economy since most stuff is signed d
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by tambre 8y ago
What about using `if constexpr`? Sure, there currently are no equivalent constant variables to use, but adding those should be very easy.
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by tambre 8y ago
> What you should be interested in is the velocity of IPv6 adoption growth among ISPs and countries where adoption stopped all together, to know what to expect from actual adoption in coming years. (it's basically a failure btw) I d
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by tambre 8y ago
> it's no wonder the transition to IPv6 has stopped Where are you getting that from? Looking at public IPv6 statistics from big companies shows that it's going up. Google's shows a 4.5% increase in IPv6 of total traffic du
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by tambre 8y ago
Verizon started customer IPv6 rollout in select areas this autumn.[0] [0]: https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r32136440-Networking-IPv6-w...
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by tambre 8y ago
> Access denied You'll have to adjust the permissions on that document.
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Announcing IPv6 Support on the Netlify Application Delivery Network(netlify.com)
2 points by tambre 8y ago|0 comments
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by tambre 8y ago
It was part of their networking rework. Presumably to improve stability of the website. I've also been told that it was a big step towards enabling IPv6 for HN. There are other parts of Y Combinator that still use Cloudflare though.
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by tambre 8y ago
HN hasn't been fronted by Cloudflare since July.
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by tambre 8y ago
They're working on it.
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by tambre 8y ago
While GCP has IPv6 support for their global load balancers, it's very limited and not sufficient for many uses. For example, I've been working on contributing IPv6 support to GitLab.com [0], which is hosted on GCP. Turns out it&#x
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by tambre 8y ago
Yes, but not always. In my country (Estonia) the biggest ISP (Telia) provides IPv6 for home connections, but not on the mobile network. As for Reliance Jio, they have over 300 million IPv6 users, with a total IPv6 adoption of 88% [0][1]. [0
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by tambre 8y ago
A year back the party decreed a plan to have all Internet users on IPv6 by 2025, with a quarter of them already by the end of this year [0]. There was a test rollout back at the beginning of the summer [1]. I guess we might see a huge rollo
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by tambre 8y ago
They started rolling out IPv6 in a couple areas a few weeks ago [0]. [0] https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r32136440-Networking-IPv6-w...
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by tambre 8y ago
Because of people not working. IPv6 deployement on consumer internet providers is much higher than those of corporate environments. Lack of IPv6 on corporate networks isn't very surprising, considering how hard/annoying enabling i
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by tambre 8y ago
There's also IPvFoo[0] for those on Chrome (it supports Firefox too, but is a bit buggier there). [0] https://github.com/pmarks-net/ipvfoo
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by tambre 8y ago
I use Stylus [1] with the Hacker News Gray style [2]. [1] https://add0n.com/stylus.html [2] https://userstyles.org/styles/151862/hacker-news-gray
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by tambre 8y ago
Here's a graph from Google's IPv6 statistics: [0] [0] https://www.vyncke.org/ipv6status/project.php?metric=p&timef... (data from [1]) [1] https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6&#x2F
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by tambre 8y ago
Not really. They turned it on for an increasing number of customers during a single week and then turned it off for most of them, but still ended up with more IPv6-enabled customers than before. As explained in the Cloudflare blog post [0],
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by tambre 8y ago
The 28 were incorrectly indetified, because they ran their tests using default settings, which aren't fit for such an use case.
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by tambre 8y ago
It's worth noting that the AMP version supports IPv6, unlike arstechnica.com itself.
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by tambre 8y ago
That was the recommendation before the microcode fixes for the issue became widely available.
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by tambre 8y ago
I've messaged HN, and they said it's near the top of their list and will be fixed soon.
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by tambre 8y ago
You could always host the open-source variant (Community Edition) of GitLab on your server.

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