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by tambre 8y ago
It's no longer vulnerable to variant 2 and 3.[1] [1] https://developer.arm.com/support/arm-security-updates/specu...
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by tambre 8y ago
Meanwhile official Erlang website's certificate is invalid.
243.
by tambre 8y ago
Have what as an exemption? Not applying GDPR to small-time open source projects? Being open source doesn't suddenly make it fine to mishandle users' information.
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by tambre 8y ago
> You've just redirected one of your legitimate users to the attacker. I interpreterd it as being redirect back to your own address. E.g if I'm an attacker and my IP is [FE80::2], then I'd be redirected to [FE80::2]. Same
245.
by tambre 8y ago
Neither supports IPv6 officially, though. GitHub Pages actually had IPv6 support, but they removed it, because they added HTTPS support (that's what their support said). But I checked and the old IPv6 CDN endpoints actually still work,
246.
by tambre 8y ago
50" = 127cm
247.
by tambre 8y ago
Per the article: > The company will switch to EUV at 7nm.
248.
by tambre 8y ago
I'm aware.
249.
by tambre 8y ago
I'm aware that Ubuntu uses Gnome now. But it's especially annoying now, that I know Gnome has got functionality for it, but they didn't bother to add an option for it in the settings for normal users.
250.
by tambre 8y ago
He did just quit Tesla after a short time there and re-joined Intel.
251.
by tambre 8y ago
Still no option to disable mouse acceleration? Come on! Default Gnome has had an option for it for multiple years already.
252.
by tambre 9y ago
Maybe they could change Chrome to allow autoplay videos, which have no audio? Would make them very much functionally equivalent to GIFs.
253.
by tambre 9y ago
Why do you think they were blaming the client? They simply expressed the desire for a feature to help remedy a problem caused by humans.
254.
by tambre 9y ago
Hardly a choice for me, as it has exactly zero IPv6 support. Not to mention, that they haven't even bothered to enable HTTP/2.
255.
by tambre 9y ago
1. Easier organization. Allows logical subnetting and more efficient routing. 2. It allows you to see subnetting. It makes managing IPv6 so much easier than IPv4. 3. It became "Internet Standard" last year, because the working gro
256.
by tambre 9y ago
Depends on what you classify as relevant targets. All big hardware companies have been onboard since the begging and probably already have prototypes of fixed-function decoders. Chances are we'll have consumer hardware with such decode
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by tambre 9y ago
> similar to why Stack Overflow isn't overflowing with trash despite its immense scale Oh boy. You haven't checked out the newest questions page on SO, have you? There are oh so many new low-quality questions. That said, they&#
258.
by tambre 9y ago
He did say "the most censored publication", not website.
259.
by tambre 9y ago
What's a password tresor? Did you mean password manager? Wiktionary tells me it means "treasure" in Catalan and Old French.
260.
by tambre 9y ago
Of course the Citizen's Office for this incredibly modern community still uses Windows XP (and Windows 7).
261.
by tambre 9y ago
Unfortunately no tests for IPv6 connections. Disappointing considering that all DNS traffic I generate will be over IPv6.
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by tambre 9y ago
Well, they do seem to plan to offer IPv6 DNS. And you'll probably want to be using that anyway, although they don't seem to recommend using that, as they mention it only briefly.
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by tambre 9y ago
Seems to have no IPv6 support. I'd prefer to be able to access other peoples' blogs and have my own blog accessible at all times.
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by tambre 9y ago
Well, Netlify has no IPv6 support, so it's as good as useless.
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by tambre 9y ago
According to the latest comments and issues linked in that very issue, GitHub Pages has started slowly enabling HTTPS support for sites that have custom domains.
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by tambre 9y ago
IPv6 support, it would seem. GitLab Pages offers no IPv6 support. GitHub doesn't support IPv6 for custom domains officially , but you can easily work around that by adding 2a04:4e42::403 as the AAAA record.
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by tambre 9y ago
I've never seen a dualstack connection cause breakage. And if it does break with IPv6 support being available, then it's the developer's fault. Instead of disabling IPv6 you should alert them of the problem and if possible us
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by tambre 9y ago
Should've clarified. In this case I was on a IPv6-only connection – no IPv4 access available to the outside. Loading with both IPv6 and IPv4 being available of course results in no problems, as it falls back to IPv4 for resources that
269.
by tambre 9y ago
It's faster, it's cheaper, it's easier to setup and use. As of now not everyone always has IPv4 access anymore. I conciously avoid purchasing products that have no IPv6 support, as I sometimes have an only IPv6 connection.
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by tambre 9y ago
Steam is doing even worse with IPv6 support – in fact they have absolutely none (although their CDN provider has great support for it). Really a shame that they're missing such an useful piece of functionality in this day and age. This

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