ArneBab

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Better routing, probe fixes, plugin updates in Freenet/Hyphanet 0.7.5 build 1507(hyphanet.org)
18 points by ArneBab 4d ago|5 comments
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by ArneBab 3mo ago
Summary: 1. takes unlicensed peptides, because the insurance declined to pay for what the doctor prescribed. 2. «“people generally don't try to quantify tail risks.” Among the people I talked to, this is true» That’s a pretty bad outlo
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FOSS book: learn Lisp with fewer parentheses in a day(draketo.de)
62 points by ArneBab 3mo ago|0 comments
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OpenAI IPO: preserve your AI engineering innovations!(draketo.de)
2 points by ArneBab 4mo ago|1 comments
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by ArneBab 4mo ago
If you work in the AI industry, it’s time to preserve the engineering innovations you built -- before the risk of a bursting bubble skyrockets. - Did you build libraries to efficiently analyze specific data formats? - Did you work on lean a
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by ArneBab 4mo ago
On Hyphanet (the original Freenet) there’s been working group chat via a Hyphanet-backed IRC server for over a decade (the server is named FLIP, the first working version was released in 2013, developed purely on Freenet/Hyphanet).
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by ArneBab 4mo ago
There was no public debate, but he did start to talk to devs 18 months before, and the devs told him quite clearly that they strongly object to repurposing the name. And that repurposing the name would cause lots of damage.
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by ArneBab 4mo ago
yes, it chunks files, and aggregates multiple chunks per packet, and pads packets it sends around, so size analysis by the ISP cannot trace the path.
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by ArneBab 4mo ago
There actually are: among the darknets, Hyphanet is the only one that has a main use for "deviant data resistant to censorship": Example publication: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1354
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Freenet/Hyphanet 0.7.5 build 1506: fix vulnerability, optimize routing, plugins(hyphanet.org)
4 points by ArneBab 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ArneBab 8mo ago
Last I checked the Koch Brothers weren’t Israeli. Do read up on them. Oversimplified narratives are bullshit.
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by ArneBab 8mo ago
From the preface: Why this book? Providing a concise start, a no-frills, opinionated intro to programming from first define to deploying an application on just 64 pages. What is Scheme? Scheme is a programming language — a Lisp — that f
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FOSS book: programming essentials with Guile Scheme(draketo.de)
6 points by ArneBab 8mo ago|1 comments
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Freenet / Hyphanet build 1503: fix vulnerability, WebP, convenience, optimized(hyphanet.org)
7 points by ArneBab 1y ago|1 comments
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by ArneBab 1y ago
Freenet / Hyphanet 0.7.5 build 1503 is now available. This is a shared release announcement for 1502 and 1503. 1502 fixed an inserter tracing vulnerability and added several features while 1503 is a hotfix release that fixes regression
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by ArneBab 1y ago
It’s beautiful how in the end he writes how this actually helps him. My experience is that whenever I skip organizing my tasks with org-mode, I lose focus and time. An example: While duplicating the gist of JIRA issues in my local org-file
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Freenet / Hyphanet build 1500: hotfixes and polish(hyphanet.org)
1 points by ArneBab 2y ago|0 comments
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Surprised that FF removing a codec broke a P2P video app and a bank hardware OTP
7 points by ArneBab 2y ago|0 comments
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Freenet / Hyphanet 1499 released: privacy, networking, CSS, UX, cleanups(hyphanet.org)
6 points by ArneBab 2y ago|0 comments
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Freenet / Hyphanet Build 1498 Released: Debian, Optimized Networking, UX, Safety(hyphanet.org)
5 points by ArneBab 2y ago|0 comments
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by ArneBab 2y ago
According to the Benchmarks Game, SBCL is roughly as fast as Node. https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
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by ArneBab 2y ago
You don’t let your kids jailbreak their Switch. Because it’s a damn online system, so any leaked info and Nintendo can brick the Switch. And their game states are far too valuable for the kids for that.
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by ArneBab 2y ago
Correction: that is used to prevent spam.
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by ArneBab 2y ago
I nowadays mostly use a simple static website plus minimal Javascript, but I still have PHP sites. It still works. And PHP today is at least factor 3 faster than PHP was back then — on the same hardware. So maybe just use PHP and ftps or sf
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by ArneBab 2y ago
Don’t you have a virtual server? I’m pretty sure that my managed webserver runs on some virtual machine somewhere on a bigger server, and when it is not doing stuff, other tasks are running there and using the CPU and bandwidth. There is li
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by ArneBab 2y ago
Yes, these problems shouldn’t exist. But they do. One of the big strength of the Web is the commitment of Mozilla „do not break the web“. But this is hitting its limits, because the scope of Javascript is being expanded more and more (inclu
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by ArneBab 2y ago
I know why I no longer have a mildly dynamic website: the security risk of PHP is not linear. That’s where Javascript shines: if you avoid comments (those are actually a hard problem: a social one) and server-side data (security risk), it a
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by ArneBab 2y ago
That’s why moderation must scale better than lies. In the original Freenet (now Hyphanet) it does, because when several people you communicate with block something, it disappears for you, too. When that was added (years ago, because having
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by ArneBab 2y ago
Did you see that there is nowadays information about abortion on the original Freenet (now Hyphanet)? I for sure did not expect that this would be needed for people in the USA. But that’s what happened.
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by ArneBab 2y ago
And centralized moderation tools gravitate towards favoring these lies. Even worse: lies about climate change are nowadays being spread via paid Youtube advertisements. This kind of centralized power should never have existed in the first p

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