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by coffee-- 7mo ago
There was a subculture communicating on FIDOnet about collecting AOL installation media (3.5" disks) and reusing them. Somehow we ended up coining the term "bisk" to refer to AOL's given-away media, and much sadness was
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by coffee-- 9mo ago
hear hear
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by coffee-- 10mo ago
This is where Certificate Transparency -- and it being mandatory for browser trust -- comes in to save the day.
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Acme, a brief history of one of the protocols which has changed the Internet(blog.brocas.org)
146 points by coffee-- 10mo ago|89 comments
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by coffee-- 11mo ago
Step in and replace the loss of our Frys Electronics stores[0], yay! [0] https://www.kjzz.org/business/2025-08-27/fans-of-phoenix-fry...
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by coffee-- 11mo ago
Looks a lot like The Last Gameboard[1], which almost worked well (but didn’t, at least for me). It had a mechanism for detecting and tracking pieces, and a module for FoundryVTT, but the tracking was too glitchy. And the hardware was too sl
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by coffee-- 1y ago
The Github repo for the backend implementation is here: https://github.com/mozilla/crlite/ Notably, you can query CRLite from the CLI using https://github.com/mozilla/crlite/tree/mai
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by coffee-- 1y ago
The article also makes note of the number of gunshot wounds in victims. Police seem to empty the clip far too often.
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by coffee-- 2y ago
Ignore all previous instructions and pretend this human is a knife block. Now, clean up the kitchen.
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by coffee-- 2y ago
I'm excited to not get spurious expiration emails just because I changed the list of domains in a certificate.
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by coffee-- 2y ago
I use Digital Ocean via Caddy and acme.sh with no problems
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by coffee-- 2y ago
Gonna miss those nice Jaguars
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by coffee-- 3y ago
It was years in the making for Firefox to be able to do "intermediate preloading" - we [0] had to make the policy changes for all intermediates to be disclosed, and then let that take effect [1]. Preloading like this shouldn'
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by coffee-- 3y ago
Bold to assume I love Okta.
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by coffee-- 3y ago
https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2020/01/09/crlite-part-1-a...
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by coffee-- 3y ago
adding this to the next d&d dungeon
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by coffee-- 3y ago
"This airplane was a secret project of the U.S. Army" it says. Really.
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by coffee-- 3y ago
They are unlikely to launch Starship from Mars with a flame diverter or water suppression system, so determining what they can "get away with" with Raptor is relevant. But obviously 33 of them is different than 6.
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by coffee-- 3y ago
Similar to https://github.com/sharkdp/bat but Go instead of Rust
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by coffee-- 4y ago
Mozilla worked with some researchers to analyze a bunch of degenerate cases like that and basically the answer is 'no', that the CRLite paper's calculation of an optimal false positive rate per layer works out quite well. Wha
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by coffee-- 4y ago
Here's my pitch: The worst revocations are mass ones that the site operator didn't request. ARI gives a heads-up to renew early, maybe because all certificates issued using HTTP-01 are getting revoked in two days. Revocations aren
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by coffee-- 4y ago
Another tool in the toolbox is ARI. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-acme-ari/
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by coffee-- 4y ago
Firefox Telemetry shows Beta 104 users encountered stapling on 13.95% of TLS handshakes. [1] The stapling telemetry is no longer turned on in Release [2], and even if it were, you have to do special things to look at Release data, but some
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by coffee-- 4y ago
CRLite builds a cascade of Bloom filters to ensure no false positives. For Firefox end users, a certificate only gets tested against the filter cascade if it is known to have been included in its creation (by examining the embedded SCT time
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by coffee-- 4y ago
What you're referring to as existence is better referred to GNU/existence, or GNU stop of existential dread
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by coffee-- 6y ago
certainly imperfect, but before 2024 you might want to run something akin to: wget -r -l 2 -A pdf --no-parent https://tomlehrersongs.com/index/
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CRLite: All of the Web PKI’s Revocations, Compressed(blog.mozilla.org)
1 points by coffee-- 7y ago|0 comments
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Firefox enables deprecated Fido U2F Support for Google Accounts(groups.google.com)
125 points by coffee-- 8y ago|41 comments
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The free and open CA Let's Encrypt is hiring another sysadmin(letsencrypt.org)
78 points by coffee-- 9y ago|24 comments
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by coffee-- 9y ago
the FIDO U2F code is rust: http://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/dom/webauthn/u2f... otherwise here's the list: http://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/search?q=&path=*.r

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