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HTTP/1.1 Pipelining for DoH
1 points by textmode 6y ago|0 comments
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by textmode 6y ago
Glad others are starting to articulate this issue. HTTP/3 is derived from HTTP/2. Google's main argument for HTTP/2's existence, its selling point to users, is head-of-line blocking in HTTP/1.1 pipelining. T
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by textmode 6y ago
Better 3.sh # 3.sh #!/bin/sh while IFS= read -r x;do sed -n '/\./p;/\./q'|xxd -p |drill -i /dev/stdin 2>/dev/null;done
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by textmode 6y ago
Correction: - x=tinydns/root/data;cat 1.zone >> $x/data;cd $x; + x=tinydns/root;cat 1.zone >> $x/data;cd $x;
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by textmode 6y ago
"Instead of fetching a specific site, you fetch blocks of sites." I have been doing this for many years, putting bulk DNS data in HOSTS and personal use zone files served from loopback addresses. It is easier than ever today with
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HTTP/1.1 pipelining example: DNS-Over-HTTPS
3 points by textmode 6y ago|2 comments
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by textmode 7y ago
Corrections: /tcs/s//openssl s_client -ign_eof -connect/;s/.com/&:443/ s/1|2/titles|urls/ s/;;1/;;titles/ s/;;2/;;urls/
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by textmode 7y ago
One of the websites where one can find this annnoying "infinite scroll" is YouTube channels. I wrote a quick and dirty script to address this annoyance. It can be used to output a table of all the video urls and video titles for a
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by textmode 7y ago
You are probably thinking of pipelining in terms of the popular web browsers. Those programs want to do pipelining so they can load up resources (read: today, ads) from a variety of domains in order to present a web page with graphics an
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by textmode 7y ago
Yeah, I am pretty good with sed. Probably better than you. I have sed versions of all these programs. I am not using any computers that cannot run flex and cc. Results usually go to yy025, a program that makes http from urls.
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by textmode 7y ago
Of course I use grep -o too. This is not a "correct" filter. It is not a perfect regexp for 100% of urls. However for something as simple and essential (for the author) as filtering urls I do not want to always have to worry abo
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by textmode 7y ago
# If are not a Python user or want to try something different (faster), can be done with sh, sed, openssl, curl/wget/etc. plus a simple utility I wrote called "yy025" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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Making single-purpose utilities example: filter URLs from input
1 points by textmode 7y ago|4 comments
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by textmode 8y ago
For discussion... Question: Are these license restrictions on right to disclose benchmarks enforceable? Question: If they are enforceable, do licensors ever try to enforce them? If not, why? A little background here: https://dan
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by textmode 8y ago
Current Intel license: "Unless expressly permitted under the Agreement, You will not, and will not allow any third party to ... (v) publish or provide any Software benchmark or comparison test results." If the author uses the ad
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by textmode 8y ago
"Raspi cannot be used for a semi serious server application due to microsd card write wear issues." As an end user, I run a personal authoritative DNS server that has small RAM requirements. The RPi (or other SBC) boots to a mfs
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by textmode 8y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20031002050746/http://atrey.karli...
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by textmode 8y ago
What are the industries that have the highest costs for ETL/Data Engineering? What companies in these industries are interested in reducing their costs for this work? "costs" as used above includes time expenditures as well a
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by textmode 8y ago
There is an unwritten rule in biology that if you publish a paper that refers to uses of certain reagents that are not commercially available, then you are obligated to provide those reagents to other investigators who read the paper and re
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by textmode 8y ago
"Different people have different perspectives on how information should be connected, so why do we not allow these range of perspectives to be represented and shared digitally? Why limit ourselves to just one point of view? ... Why re-
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by textmode 8y ago
Is there a delay between the time the robots.txt changes and the time when the content becomes inaccessible via Wayback Machine? How often does the archive.org_bot crawl robots.txt? Can a script check robots.txt periodically for changes an
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Making http clients for use with netcat-like programs, part 1 of 2
1 points by textmode 8y ago|0 comments
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Making http clients for use with netcat-like programs, part 2 of 2
1 points by textmode 8y ago|0 comments
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by textmode 8y ago
I have been using tinysshd for a number of years and I am hooked. Keen to experiment, I have also been using ed25519 keys instead of rsa since this option was added to openssh. No one told me to use tinysshd or ed25519 keys. As someone e
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by textmode 8y ago
In an interview a number of years ago, one of the founders of WhatsApp said the $1 fee was actually not a business model . I believe the interview is on YouTube. He said he instituted the $1 fee to try to slow down a relentless increase
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by textmode 8y ago
"I don't think there is anything wrong with user agents downloading resources (like images and stylesheets) linked to by an html document." Neither do I. For some websites, this is both necessary and appropriate. However, in
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by textmode 8y ago
"I just loaded the New York Times front page. It was 6.6mb." ftp -4o 1.htm https://www.nytimes.com du -h 1.htm 206K For the author, 206K somehow grew to 6.6M. Could it have anything to do with the browse
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by textmode 8y ago
Salesforce uses a large quantity of DNS indirection, more than even the large CDNs. I measure the amount of lookups that sites and apps require, and the delay it causes. Most sites on the www only require two lookups. This is perhaps an e
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by textmode 8y ago
I apologise if I confused you. I was simply wondering why he is not using pipelining, which IME can be ideal for the sort of text retrieval he is performing.
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by textmode 8y ago
You might be right. With the "&limit" parameter he can change how many items he receives per HTTP request. This has nothing to do with a limit on how many HTTP requests he can make per TCP connection (pipelining). Maybe that

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