vimda

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I don't think Elasticsearch is a good logging system(blog.sinkingpoint.com)
223 points by vimda 5y ago|111 comments
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by vimda 5y ago
You do. You can ask for it to be removed. You just have to deal with the staff judging you, and a mandatory interrogation from a manager about why.
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by vimda 5y ago
It seems like the bug was introduced in 2019, so it's presumably phones released since then. Still a problem, but not "all Android phones" bad.
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by vimda 5y ago
Excuse my ignorance, but how do you peer on public ixps through Vultr? Do you have physical presence there?
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by vimda 5y ago
Even if we assume that FLoC is entirely good, it's a false choice - why do we need _any_ tracking at all?
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by vimda 7y ago
The innovation was the layered distribution system. Suddenly it was more efficient to distribute images to hundreds or thousands of hosts
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by vimda 7y ago
Serverside doesn't have access to my tracking cookies. It has to be a request initiated by my browser to the third party domain
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by vimda 8y ago
The threat model of MiTM attacks leans heavily towards the client side than the Cloudflare -> origin connection. It's not perfect and it would be fantastic if everyone could setup SSL on their origin servers, but in the end there&#x
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by vimda 8y ago
Well. Time to reconfigure all my Meraki gear.
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by vimda 8y ago
Im probably being naive, but maybe altruism? At least if you buy into their making the internet better rhetoric
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by vimda 8y ago
By setting a low TTL? Does any recursor allow you to manually flush?
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by vimda 8y ago
Root servers get basically no traffic anyway. It's basically all cached by recursors.
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by vimda 8y ago
Did you read the page? They're supporting DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS - both changes to the protocol to make in uninspectable. They've also said they're not logging IP info and they're getting independent auditors in
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by vimda 8y ago
But those IPv6 address aren't actually working, unlike the IPv4 ones. Also those addresses are owned by Telia, so I have my suspicions that those are the go-live ipv6 addresses
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by vimda 8y ago
As with all previous times APNIC has let a company advertise that IP range, I assume APNIC will be doing analysis on the traffic that comes in
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by vimda 8y ago
1.1.1.1? Why are they in my home network?