Fischgericht

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by Fischgericht 5d ago
Well spoken.
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by Fischgericht 5d ago
The crazy part is that everybody in the US calls this "data center pollution". Over here in Frankfurt/Germany, we have data centers in the middle of the city, right next to residential housing. You don't smell anything,
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by Fischgericht 5d ago
I disagree. What you do (well, and what I do in my code) is this: You cache the original IP packets containing the Client Hello. You inspect those packets. And you make your DDoS protection etc based on this. And if you decide the packet is
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by Fischgericht 5d ago
Then probably a hybrid approach would make sense. Public non-confidential data can be Man-in-the-middled, but confidential data must be e2ee.
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by Fischgericht 5d ago
Why would an origin be unable to speak TLS? An ESP can speak TLS. A RP2040 can speak TLS. My watch can speak TLS. TLS even is implemented on the Commodore 64 by now. For the features you mention: Yes, you need meta-data for this. But you do
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by Fischgericht 5d ago
Or "why aren't you just saying what this is?". We had CDNs for ages. They are fine for static content. But no, you should not proxy any confidential or personal data unencrypted through a third party, that is crazy. That stuf
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by Fischgericht 5d ago
You can. What you do is take the Client Hello packet, and inspect the public SNI field. This will show you the destination to proxy to. Your forward to that server, and that server then completes the handshake. No matter if you are using TL
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by Fischgericht 5d ago
I know it is a marketing thing, but I simply dislike someone offering a server calling it serverless. That being said: OK, so basically your service is to be treated as an Internet overlay. That can be fine. But then you should point the ad
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by Fischgericht 6d ago
"Clients establish a DTLS 1.2 or DTLS 1.3 session with the Listener's assigned domain and port." "Every DTLS Listener receives a server certificate and private key managed by Proxylity." I don't get it. Why wou
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by Fischgericht 4mo ago
So, where is the download? I can't find it on Github, and on your web page the download button is disabled. Also, will this run on RTX 4090 with 24GB memory? Thank you!
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
[I am getting downvoted all the time because the combination of German directness with autistic directness and lack of empathy combined with dark humor is not exactly compatible with societies where it is seen as offensive, rude or even agg
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
No, it's really simple: Programming, Math, AI, blabla - those are all abstractions of what we have seen in nature. Once you have understood that, you can just apply the rules learned backward, and they will typically match pretty well.
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
Very different countries. The Netherlands for example got their last reset by completely losing the Dutch empire. Also, some societies have flatter curves than others. That really maps 1:1 to your style and culture of living and where the p
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
Yes, but it is actually scientifically correct and proven on all sorts of layers. Biology, Maths, whatever. Not doomsdaying, just data analytics. Societies are not operating like a sinus curve like say summer/winter cycles. They are up
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
Then it won't work. The current iteration of Germany is fully based on having been bombed to get a fresh start. If you already have something, you won't change it. If you have to re-build, you will implement improvements. No bombs
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
No, China wasn't "on my mind". Last been there two weeks ago. I am well aware that China in most areas is lightyears ahead of the Western world. I like highspeed trains ;) I really meant what I wrote: Compare the environment.
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
Of course it would be great if a level field would be created by making sure other competing regions follow the same environmental standards. But what will be the result? The product now has equal cost to be produced, but the market is gone
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
Just to clarify: When it comes to myself, my post has been a provocative hypothetical scenario in which I would need to make that choice. In the real world, decided to move to a part of the planet where this question doesn't even come
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
In the US, you could work 400 hours per day, and still nothing would change in regards of wealth concentration. Inheriting money from your parents is taxed lower than earning your own money through work. Making more money due to already hav
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
For most industries: No, you aren't. The limiting factor mostly is natural resources. Which is what the articles author is complaining about. "I am not allowed to use up the last drops of drinking water California still has! SOCIA
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
"So what would you do if you ACTUALLY cared about the people and environment?" - I don't need a car, I'll use public transport. - I will only buy and eat the amount of calories I actually burn. - This 10 year old phone a
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
I am not saying that you should tear down anything that works for you. Trade barriers however are bullshit and don't work. And they are a lie. You are not building IPhones in the US because building an IPhone in the US would cost three
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
Yes, it is crazy. The good old coal? Have a look at the life expectancy of a coal worker, and maybe a ct scan of a coal workers lung. Good old nuclear? Will you accept the nuclear waste getting store in your neighborhood? No? What about you
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
I'm not judging here. From my experiences in California I would say that the general mindset and cultural approach to life is comparable to that of south-western Europe. In part that's simply because while looking different, the g
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
All true. But these are done in areas where the required resources are available. A hell lot of industries, including most the original author is mentioning, simply would not work in California. California is running out of drinking water f
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
Yes, I fully agree. And that choice is basically the exact opposite of what western civilization is heading for, and thanks to the AI boom, it has never been worse at any time in human history, I guess. Which means you are likely surrounded
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by Fischgericht 7mo ago
There is a reason these kind of things are no longer possible in much of the western world and especially Europe-like US states like California: After the deindustrialization people started to enjoy healthy air and clear water. As always wh
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by Fischgericht 8mo ago
I can only provide anecdotical evidence, which is ... not evidence, really. Within my peer group of people on the spectrum (which very often comes with a depression, which is logical) we've discussed Vitamin D studies for years. And mu
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by Fischgericht 8mo ago
You really should give some modern SSRI like Escitalopram a chance. It has made my life so much better, and that of a lot of friends, too. The two most common complaints I have heard are: 1.) It's killing my libido 2.) It's too s
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by Fischgericht 8mo ago
From 2028. And this is about industrial robots, which is much easier to handle than what household robots supposed to be about. Will we ever see a robot that will be able to take grandma to the tub and clean here, to then carry her up the s

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