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Go.sum Is Not a Lockfile(words.filippo.io)
2 points by tatersolid 10mo ago|0 comments
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by tatersolid 10mo ago
@dang how do I change “Spas” in the title back to “SPAs” as was originally submitted? It’s a misleading title after the automatic transformation.
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The Curious Case of the Shallow Session SPAs(calendar.perfplanet.com)
13 points by tatersolid 10mo ago|9 comments
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by tatersolid 10mo ago
We’re calling these organized criminals vendors now?
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Netflix NFL streaming quality issues(themirror.com)
25 points by tatersolid 10mo ago|7 comments
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by tatersolid 10mo ago
I can confirm terrible video quality on 1Gb/s Xfinity connection in Chicago area. The NFL streaming picture quality looks like RealPlayer on a 56kbps modem from 1998. The ball becomes invisible as soon as it is passed or kicked! Blocky
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Fixing the URL params performance penalty(calendar.perfplanet.com)
4 points by tatersolid 10mo ago|0 comments
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by tatersolid 10mo ago
You know you don’t have to give it permission to a whole zone right? My DNS provider has per-record permissions, but you could delegate a subdomain even if your DNS provider lacks per-record permissions.
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by tatersolid 10mo ago
OCSP stapling adds two more signatures to the TLS handshake. Bad enough with RSA keys but post-quantum signatures are much larger. OCSP stapling was always a band-aid. If the server must automatically reach out to retrieve a new OCSP respon
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Catching malicious package releases using a transparency log(blog.trailofbits.com)
6 points by tatersolid 10mo ago|0 comments
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by tatersolid 11mo ago
That might be from a Microsoft feature to prevent phishing that blocks display name spoofing. I get hit with that when I email from my personal to work email… the display name portion of the FROM address matches my work so it trips this f
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by tatersolid 11mo ago
This is more about reputation than “custom domains”. I’ve had <realname>.com registered since 1996. Hosted at free Google Workspace account for 15+ years. They added SPF and then DKIM/DMARC as those thigs evolved. Never had spam
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by tatersolid 11mo ago
> Of course I still bill the time it would have taken me but for a professional it can be a great improvement. Isn’t this basically the definition of fraud?
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by tatersolid 11mo ago
> Proprietary VPN client that only runs on Windows Out of curiosity, which one? I haven’t encountered a single-platform VPN client in years. Even Microsoft’s built in VPN client is just standards-compliant and interoperable IKEv2.
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by tatersolid 11mo ago
> maybe briefly booting up another 100k isn’t going to be the end of the world Cloudflare doesn’t run in AWS. They are a cloud provider themselves and mostly run on bare metal. Where would these extra 100k physical servers come from?
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by tatersolid 11mo ago
This isn’t true in my experience. I’m a parent of three teens and they immediately exclaim “clanker” and hit skip when encountering any form of AI generated content on any platform. They recognize AI slop easily and definitely do care enoug
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by tatersolid 11mo ago
Interestingly many, if not most cybercrime organizations are on the OFAC list. So many companies who have paid when hit by ransomware have violated US law. I am unaware of any prosecutions in this area. https://ofac.treasury.gov&
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by tatersolid 1y ago
My house is also like this. No signal on any carrier, and same with one of my neighbors but not neighbor on the opposite side. Looking at satellite view it is clear that the local municipal water tower is between a huge cell tower near the
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Ansible Release 12: The Windows Vista Moment(blog.ipspace.net)
3 points by tatersolid 1y ago|1 comments
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by tatersolid 1y ago
Actually the two are very much not the same logically. The real text quoted first allows for servitude in limited circumstances. Your second modified version requires it.
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The cryptography behind electronic passports(blog.trailofbits.com)
200 points by tatersolid 1y ago|122 comments
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Keeping the Internet fast and secure: introducing Merkle Tree Certificates(blog.cloudflare.com)
215 points by tatersolid 1y ago|92 comments
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by tatersolid 1y ago
One of my first jobs was as the programmer/IT/graphics guy at a newspaper. Everybody there was required to use em-dashes properly and regularly, and followed other esoteric rules from the Associated Press Stylebook that also reg
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by tatersolid 1y ago
How did you run the fans on your gas furnace without electric power? If you have a backup generator, is it too small for your AC in the summer?
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GM Will Phase Out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on Its Gas-Fed Cars(caranddriver.com)
7 points by tatersolid 1y ago|2 comments
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by tatersolid 1y ago
Consumer Reports
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by tatersolid 1y ago
This is definitely not true for the client-side software under discussion. Millions of devices requiring more resources and energy. The problem is that’s an externality to the developer.
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Surreptitious Surveillance(blog.cr.yp.to)
2 points by tatersolid 1y ago|0 comments
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Geolocation and Starlink(potaroo.net)
151 points by tatersolid 1y ago|71 comments
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by tatersolid 1y ago
Is this a per-market thing?I’m from Chicago and therefore fly United with my family all the time. The website/app lets me pick all our seats at booking time in Economy class without any up charges.

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