iovoid

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by iovoid 7mo ago
If you look at the incident details it also claims most services were impacted. > Git Operations is experiencing degraded availability. We are continuing to investigate. https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/n07yy1b
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by iovoid 1y ago
The whitepaper says: > all the admins and owners — those who have the ability to change the team — must be on the same home server Maybe with easy multi-accounting it could be made less annoying, but this seems like a big limitation for
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by iovoid 1y ago
Anubis is not meant to fully stop bots, only slow them down so they don't take down your service. This kind of bot detection is meant to prevent automation.
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by iovoid 2y ago
The hash-based one (SPHINCS+) is probably the easiest to understand as its security hinges on hashes being secure, and some statistics. I found https://er4hn.info/blog/2023.12.16-sphincs_plus-step-by-step... to be a ni
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by iovoid 2y ago
I think the author misdiagnoses the problem, and the proposed solution simply hides the centralization instead of removing it. The reason AWS is expensive is not because of IPv4, or the datacenters. It's mostly in their software/m
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by iovoid 5y ago
Wouldn't there be exactly twice (or twice + 1, if you allow negative fractions) as much fractions, since fractions are represented as two positive numbers (plus a bit if you consider the sign). (The encoding could be "represent bo
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by iovoid 5y ago
You can't purchase .com domains on ENS, only import them by providing a DNSSEC-based proof of ownership. This doesn't solve any of the problems with TLDs (ENS won't prevent the TLD operator from taking away your domain) so to
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by iovoid 5y ago
It's listed, but under geographic TLDs[1] because it's Catalonia's TLD. Interestingly this TLD only allows website that "to serve the needs of the Catalan Linguistic and Cultural Community on the Internet"[2] which
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by iovoid 5y ago
Interesting RIPE labs article about a more foundational change that could be made: https://labs.ripe.net/author/hausheer/scion-a-novel-internet...
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by iovoid 6y ago
You can have both (control over your data and expert backing) if you use open source solutions with an enterprise support plan (RedHat's model).
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by iovoid 8y ago
https://github.com/laverdet/isolated-vm is similar, and used by a competitor that has a similar offer
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by iovoid 9y ago
git creators refuse to migrate because they selected sha1 in the start and because of backwards compatibility its harder to just change it. Also git is a situation where its harder to get a maintainer to push your binary blob. In a database
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by iovoid 9y ago
Why choose SHA1 and not something that is collission-resistant like SHA256 or SHA3?
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by iovoid 9y ago
Its a digital collectible game where you can breed cats, and some of them are special (fancy cats). This cat was part of theni initial batch auctioned by the developers.
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by iovoid 9y ago
They bought a cat from the developers, sold with a decreasing price auction (400 ether to 0 ether)
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by iovoid 9y ago
I still wonder why use XOR? Is it to give fake sense of security? One-byte XOR is as safe as caesar cipher... specially when you get big chunks of null bytes AND the model is in the header.
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Analysis about FAST 3284 (Residential Gateway)(github.com)
1 points by iovoid 9y ago|1 comments