@ittavern Probably because OpenSSL doesn't have QUIC support (see this blog post from Daniel from two years ago: daniel.haxx.se/blog/2021/10/25…) IIRC BoringSSL is a fork that includes QUIC support.
Re last boost: I’m really happy about this. Kotaku was my favorite gaming news site to follow thanks to the combination of good reporting and a great sense of humor in the posts and it was heartbreaking to see the site get increasingly worse thanks to management decisions and most of the core staff slowly leaving. Just looking at the front page of Aftermath I’m already seeing what I loved about Kotaku here minus the giant outplaying videos and slideshow galleries. Edit: Although, their sharing widget only has links to Facebook, Twitter, Reddit and Email. Needs more fedi :)
Awesome post, thanks! I'll use it as a learning resource for git rebase.
I'm not sure about rerere. It feels dangerous to use. You might unintentionally override a bugfix. E.g., when one developer merges a PR to main and then pushes a hotfix to main. (which is not-an-uncommon flow).
Accessible Chips demo — "modified to use the HTML datalist element instead of a custom autosuggest". Nice! kindhearted-meal.glitch.me/ By @mfairchild365 (and inspired by me 😁 ). This demo is actually 4 years old! Browser support (for datalist) is better. #webdev #html #a11y
We are excited to announce that earlier this year in July, Servo received a NLnet grant from @NGIZero to enhance several aspects of Servo.
Under this grant, our primary focus is to:
- Complete float support in Servo - Support more languages in inline layout - Add initial <table> support
For floats, our objective is to achieve an average pass rate of over 80%. Last week, we surpassed this for the floats tests, with an 82.2% WPT pass rate.
El Tribunal Constitucional ha rechazado el recurso que la Comunidad de Madrid de Isabel Díaz Ayuso presentó contra el Impuesto de Solidaridad a las Grandes Fortunas y que, solo en 2023, ha recaudado 623 millones de euros, la mayoría en esa región.
druh cestovín Fusilli telefonuje resp. niekto mu/im telefonuje.. na malom stolíku má/majú položený telefón, pri uchu drží slúchadlo z ktorého ide taká ta naťahovacia šnúra k telefónu a niekto mu pravdepodobne hovorí: Fusilli, you crazy bastard! How are you?
@SuspiciousDuck Opět , jedná se o fór. U telefonu je italská nudle pene. Fusili jsou ty druhé italské nudle. Doporučuji k ověření návštěvu samoobsluhy, oddělení těstovin.
Glückwunsch zum neuen Namen. Aber kaum dass Ihr diesen geändert habt, ruft mein Linux-Desktop-Client ein Update ab und zack! kommt dieser nicht mehr an den Server ran. Bei Android läuft hingegen noch alles geschmiert...
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i like the new name as much as the old one. I like how companies take note on what most of their users are saying and change their name because of it (it goes to show you, that they listen and see what their community says). i personally use both names and will continue using both names no matter the rebrand.
@shockshit Tja, misteriös. Habs über den alten v3.118.13 client über ein anderes Linux probiert, kein Erfolg "Die Verbindung zum Server ist abgebrochen. Bitte versuche es erneut." Wechsel auf Win10, alter Client, kein Erfolg. Update auf v3.118.25, kein Erfolg. Browserlogin funktioniert überall, auch Android-Client läuft. Bin etwas ratlos..
you say in you email to clients: "All Tuta users on one of the new plans (Revolutionary, Legend, Essential, Advanced & Unlimited) will be able to register @ tuta.com email addresses in a few days". Is it a mistake or will new domain's alias be unavailable to Premium users?
Chvíli jsem koketoval s nápadem dát k téhle zprávě anketu, jestli jsem ji napsal líp já, nebo AI, ale vyměkl jsem :) Nejsou srovnatelné. Text od AI by se dal přes prompty výrazně zhutnit. Ale v rychlosti zpracování informací jsou LLM nepřekonatelné: lupa.cz/aktuality/prichazi-gpt…
Americká společnost OpenAI oznámila řadu novinek ve svých AI produktech. Hlavní je uvedení nové verze jejího velkého jazykového modelu GPT. Nese název…
Øredev Developer Conference 4-6 Nov 2022, Malmö, Sweden. Øredev is the Premier developer's conference in Europe, focused on the whole software development process.
Thank you to everyone has supported and contributed to this over the past almost nine years since the initial seeds were planted during discussions at a TLS 1.3 interim meeting.
SVCB has potential to have substantial impact across a wide range of Internet protocols. I'm thrilled to see how many drafts are already building on it.
This document specifies the "SVCB" ("Service Binding") and "HTTPS" DNS resource record (RR)
types to facilitate the lookup of information needed to make connections
to network services, such as for HTTP origins.
If you're using (or thinking of switching to) @aaisp VoIP services and also use #xmpp, the incredible singpolyma of jmp.chat and cheogram.com fame has set up an #sms bridge for general use. To set up:
Add xmpp:cheogram.com to your contacts
Type 'register aa.sgx.soprani.ca'
Type in your phone number and SIP password, and follow instructions for sending incoming messages to the bridge.
Great to learn of a growing African presence on the fediverse. For the first time, I came across an Algeria themed 🇩🇿 instance, perhaps the first instance set up for and by an African community here (there could be others that I'm not aware of).
The instance is dz.social (Dz, short for the country's local name "Dzayer" and .dz is the country's internet domain code.
It's a start. Happy to see a Maghreb presence here. P.S Algerians are amazing people to befriend.
Il s'agit d'une instance Mastodon dédiée à l'Algérie. Nous écrivons dans différentes langues.
Cette instance est maintenue par KABI Fancy Media and Communication.
Windows projects included VC14, VC14.10, VC14.30 but not VC14.20.
OpenSSL and WolfSSL bat scripts mention VC14.20 so I don't suspect an underlying problem with this platform toolset.
Updated the te...
My effort during IETF 118 hackathon got merged. Now you can use clatd by @tore not only with TAYGA user-space translator but also with nat46 kernel-space translator: github.com/toreanderson/clatd/…
We are still far from the universal availability of CLAT on Linux, but at least we started to move.
This allows clatd to use [nat46](https://github.com/ayourtch/nat46)
kernel translator instead of TAYGA. It uses automatic detection - if
`nat46` module is loaded, it will get used, otherwise the ap...
Thank you very much for your contribution, @Oskar456 ! 👌
It would have been much better if the functionality of clatd was included in the standard network management components like NetworkManager and systemd-networkd (honestly clatd is meant mostly as a proof of concept), but I doubt that will happen before there's a decent SIIT/NAT46 translation engine included in the upstream kernel.
definitely, that's the ultimate goal. But it still needs to be figured out what is going to do the actual packet translation. During the hackathon, I also received a tip on how to make the clat least intrusive to the host OS - that means no forwarding enabled and no fiddling with firewall.
Very nice! I've done something similar for a #k8s cluster that needed #NAT64 translation for its containers. One thing I did have to add was filtering within the namespace, since Jool was unexpectedly translating RFC1918 addresses when using the well-known prefix.
It was unclear to me why Jool was doing that, but all was easily fixed with some reject rules for each of the rfc1918 address subnets.
@tschaefer What I had in mind was the restriction from RFC6053 section 3.1, where the well known prefix is supposed to reject non-global legacy IP addresses.
I suppose it's not a big issue if Android's CLAT tries to initiate traffic with such a destination, but the #NAT64 gateway is supposed to decline to translate that destination within the well known prefix, if I understand the RFC correctly.
@litchralee_v6 @tschaefer To be honest, I don't get why this restriction even exists - Well-known prefix has only local validity, ie. same validity as private IPv4 addresses. It might make a lot of sense for someone to translate private IPv4 addresses using NAT64.
@tschaefer I agree there's definitely a use-case for translating private v4 addresses with NAT64, although there must be some reason this restriction exists for just the well-known prefix and no other prefix usable with NAT64. If I had to guess, it might have to do with the well-known prefix essentially being an anycast alias for v4 hosts, so all translators of that prefix should resolve to the same destination in the end, which would only work for global v4 addresses.
@tschaefer That said, since Jool is permissive enough to translate the private addresses, and Android clat will request that translation, it seems that the restriction is effectively ignored and so far no ill consequences observed in the field. So it might not be such a big deal after all, despite the RFC.
@litchralee_v6 @tschaefer I think the reason for that restriction is mostly the idea of the uniqueness of IPv6 addresses - the same reason why site-local addresses were deprecated. Basically it is considered beneficial that there is no case where one IPv6 address represents more than one node.
On the other hand, we have cases like NAT64 tethering on macOS which uses the same ULA prefix on every single host.
Although I’m basing this on the fact that OpenBSD can do PLAT in a single line of pf config, but maybe that’s missing the fact that CLAT is probably harder since the 192.0.0.x interface and gateway do need to be instantiated by something…
What's missing in (vanilla) Linux is an in-kernel SIIT-EAM translation engine. (There are a couple of third party solutions but I doubt the systemd-networkd and NetworkManager developers are interested in supporting those until they are included upstream.)
NAT64 prefix discovery, CLAT interface provisioning and so on probably belongs in user space (prefix discovery should ideally be in a shared library that systemd-networkd and NetworkManager could both use).
We love the conversations and friendships we make here on the fediverse. The engagement we get here is truly unlike any other social media.
Now it's that time again, when we ask our community to support us. We still need your help to ensure we can continue our vital mission of telling vital, untold stories of #Texas life that matter far beyond our borders.
mám kolegyňu.. inteligentná, rozhladená, precestovala toho celkom dosť.. bolo zhromaždenie na podporu Gazy (alebo niečoho tam) a ona povedala že na to Izraelské územie majú nárok.
hovoril som aj o tomto, ale skôr ma trápi že som nevedel argumentovať ten ich nárok na to územie, nemám v tom jasno ani o tom vedomosti
Postoj k Palestínčanom rozdeľuje izraelskú spoločnosť počas celej jej existencie. Benjamin Netanjahu bol z tamojších politikov prvý, kto v tom nevidel problém, ale príležitosť. Vynieslo mu to veľký úspech a šestnásť rokov na čele krajiny.
I just gifted one of the coasters to a dear friend of mine for their birthday. This was their response when they got it in the mail today. curl, once again, made someone happy :)
Early returns are promising. Students got into the activity. Discussion took over half the last day of class.
This is a Programming Languages class, and discussion took an interesting turn: how would •languages• change in a world where we expect AI code generation to be a normal part of the development process, and the problem for humans shifts (even further) away from “How do I generate code?” and toward “Does the code I’ve generated actually do what I think? What I want?” #proglang #ai
My favorite outcome so far: a student remarked (paraphrasing here) that she didn’t realize how much she had to say in her paper until she saw how wrong the AI was, how much it missed the point.
Observing her own reaction to BS about her topic made her realize she’d underestimated the extent of her own newly-forming knowledge. That…that is the sort of outcome an educator dreams of.
I wholeheartedly support this idea. Apple’s feedback mechanisms are fundamentally broken. 'Stop The Madness' dev calls for boycott of Apple's Feedback Assistant
After continuous frustration with what seems like a system that was built to fail, Apple developer Jeff Johnson wants developers to band together and get Apple to notice Feedback's failures.
I'm an experienced independent developer, designer and educator. I specialize in building accessible and inclusive products, and have a particular focus on dataviz accessibility.
Holy crap, GNOME flies on this thing! It's a measly little dual-core 900 MHz CPU w/4 GB RAM, but you wouldn't know it from using it (until you go to compile something or open like 100 tabs)! It even rocks a HiDPI display which I would have thought would be too much for the poor little CPU and integrated graphics to drive.
Honestly, I think it's as fast/smooth as ChromeOS which is quite a feat for these little underpowered Chromebooks.
Everyone working on this stack: your work is paying off!
I signed this letter: "WE ARE JEWISH WRITERS, artists, and activists who wish to disavow the widespread narrative that any criticism of Israel is inherently antisemitic." nplusonemag.com/online-only/on…
Something fun showed up in the mail today! It's hard to describe how weird it is seeing something I am so intimately familiar with surrounded by a language I can't read. I love it.
In den fünf Jahren seines Bestehens setzt der Android Jabber/XMPP client immer wieder Maßstäbe in Sachen Bedienbarkeit und Zuverlässigkeit. Doch was steckt eigentlich dahinter? Nutzen wir die Gelegenheit um mit dem Entwickler zusammen hinter die Kulissen eines neuen Features zu schauen; Wie tief muss man in die XMPP Trickkiste greifen und wo steht sich XMPP manchmal selber im Weg? Nach der Vorstellung des Features (der Vortrag ist gleichzeitig der Zeitpunkt an dem die neue Version veröffentlicht wird) geht es jedoch nicht nur um XMPP sondern auch um grundsätzliche, architektonische Fragen die sich potentiell auf andere Instant Messaging Dienste übertragen lassen.
Der Datengarten ist eine regelmäßige Veranstaltung des CCC Berlin.
Der Datengarten ist eine Vortrags- und Projektreihe im Rahmen des Club Discordia. Regelmäßige Datengärten finden an jedem 2. Dienstag im Monat ab 20 Uhr statt (der Dienstag nach dem Netzpolitischen Abend der Digitalen Gesellschaft).
Just after the release of Gajim 1.8.2, we’re releasing Gajim 1.8.3 with improvements for the profile window 🖼️ fail-safes for anonymous accounts 🕶️ bug fixes for the account wizard 🧙♂️ and several other fixes. Thank you for all your contributions!
Just after the release of Gajim 1.8.2, we’re releasing Gajim 1.8.3 with improvements for the profile window, fail-safes for anonymous accounts, bug fixes for the account wizard, and several other fixes. Thank you for all your contributions!
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