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bembo commented on There were BGP anomalies during the Venezuela blackout   loworbitsecurity.com/rada... · Posted by u/illithid0
narmiouh · 2 months ago
I guess one of the interesting things I learnt off this article(1) was that 7% of DNS query types served by 1.1.1.1 are HTTPS and started wondering what HTTPS query type was as I had only heard of A, MX, AAAA, SPF etc...

Apparently that is part of implementing ECH (Encrypted Client Hello) in TLS 1.3 where the DNS hosts the public key of the server to fully encrypt the server name in a HTTPS request. Since Nginx and other popular web servers don't yet support it, I suspect the 7% of requests are mostly Cloudflare itself.

(1) https://radar.cloudflare.com/?ref=loworbitsecurity.com#dns-q...

bembo · 2 months ago
Caddy supports it, and has quite a bit written about it: https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https#encrypted-clien...
bembo commented on Show HN: DoNotNotify – Log and intelligently block notifications on Android   donotnotify.com/... · Posted by u/awaaz
psittacus · 2 months ago
It took me a moment to find, but Alertly claims to do something similar while being open-source. Last commit was made two years ago though.

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.example.notificationalerter

https://github.com/lightningcpu/Alertly

bembo commented on 34x34x34 Rubik's Cube   ruwix.com/blog/34x34x34-r... · Posted by u/Brajeshwar
user2342 · a year ago
Are there recommendable sources on how to learn solving/the concepts of a classic cube?
bembo · a year ago
The website this post is on is a wiki that explains how to solve a lot of different puzzles like the rubix cube.
bembo commented on Medieval   teenage.engineering/produ... · Posted by u/beefman
mr_briggs · 2 years ago
Watching The Holy Mountain, I felt like my life had been divided in 2 - that which came before watching it, and that which came after. Sure is an experience, and I certainly can't unsee a lot of it.
bembo · 2 years ago
Watched it with some friends on shrooms for the first time. Incredible. All the movies we watched after it that night felt bland and uninteresting.
bembo commented on AI-Shunning robots.txt   github.com/ai-robots-txt/... · Posted by u/glynnormington
nerdjon · 2 years ago
> thinks opposition to AI is a good thing.

Because we don't want nearly every job to be automated by AI?

"Crazy world"

bembo · 2 years ago
Why wouldn't we want jobs to be automated exactly?
bembo commented on Amino – The Public IPFS DHT Is Getting a Facelift   blog.ipfs.tech/2023-09-am... · Posted by u/dennis-tra
guntherhermann · 2 years ago
> The “Public IPFS DHT” is henceforth going to be called “Amino”. This follows along with the trend from 2022 in the IPFS ecosystem to use more precise language to create space for alternative options

I'd argue that "Public IPFS DHT", if less catchy, is far more precise than "Amino".

bembo · 2 years ago
I think the point is that amino is just one public ipfs dht, so they renamed it, so that other public ipfs dhts can exist without confusion.
bembo commented on Pijul: Version-Control Post-Git [video]   youtube.com/watch?v=7MpdZ... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
forrestthewoods · 3 years ago
TBH I definitely consider Linux a niche use case. It’s an outlier relative to 99.99% of projects.
bembo · 3 years ago
How can Linux be a niche use case for git if git was made as a version control system for Linux?
bembo commented on Trying to find some life on the Usenet (2020)   mastodon.sdf.org/@cfenoll... · Posted by u/carlesfe
jsnell · 3 years ago
The author seems to have been working alphabetically, and didn't even get out of alt (for me the thread stops at alt.f*). So it's not exactly delivering on what title of the HN submission promises.

Is there more to the thread, actually looking at all 65k groups or a fair sample of them? Where can one find it?

bembo · 3 years ago
The thread continues and he actually got through all of them.

u/bembo

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