But will it satisfy the world? I have blogged several times in the past about how OpenSSL decided to not ship the API for QUIC a long time ago, even though the entire HTTP world was hoping for it - or even expecting it.
quite interesting details about quic support. It affects also DNS over QUIC, not only HTTPS/3. At least unbound and bind9 are compiled with OpenSSL on Fedora. Unbound has added recently server support via #ngtcp2. But it gets weird and inappropriate, linking two different crypto stacks into single binary. The reason is similar to curl. Normal TLS from OpenSSL, quic via gnutls. If it should be enabled, then this way...
On your slide I see that 'schannel' is marked for removal. Does this apply to QUIC only or this is a general strategy to get rid of 'schannel' support in curl? Thank you in advance for your answer.
We're in an age where important video and audio online may be deleted without warning and without any ability to find it elsewhere. There's a very useful tool which lets you store an offline copy of video and audio called YT-DLP:
I don't normally like command line tools, but this is pretty easy to use. After you've installed it, you just type yt-dlp and then the URL of the video or audio, then it saves it as a DRM-free file on your computer.
It works with a variety of different video and audio platforms.
(This replaces an earlier tool called yt-dl which is no longer maintained.)
This is something I recommend people do with my videos too, even if I do maintain them locally. Some creators don't want 'anyone to have *my* content, boooo!' I subscribe to a vastly different mindset. If I've put time and effort into making it, I want people to benefit from it if youtube dies, so I actively encourage people to download my stuff. Perhaps I'm just strange like that.
The state of #QUIC support in #curl is not for the faint of hearts. The current API development is what I put in the lower part of the rightmost column.
Après avoir passé la semaine dernière a installé #Linux Notre @uichelorraine nationale a passé la seconde et a contribué ce week-end pour #Curl sur un module expérimental nommé sobrement "quiche" Tous·tes ici prenez en de la graine.
Hallo @Friendica Support mir ist im Monitoring vor ein paar Minuten aufgefallen, dass meine Instanz gerade viel zu tun hat. Also wesentlich mehr, was sonst los ist. Ein Blick im Adminpanel bzw. in die Warteschlange sagt mir, dass aktuell wieder viele "UpdateContact" Jobs am laufen sind. Verstehe ich das richtig, dass diese Jobs einfach nur die Kontakte aktualisiert? Wenn ja, wieso verursacht das so viel Last auf der Maschine? Oder steckt da mehr dahinter? Cc.: @Michael Vogel
I've had up to 10k jobs in queue with "update contact", with a tremendous load on the system. I ended up disableling completely the "auto discovered contact directory" thing in the admin panel. This thing seems to go in endless loop or something like unregulated jobs spawning.
TechCrunch rivela l’esistenza di un altro possibile spyware governativo sviluppato in Italia.
A seguito di una segnalazione da parte di un ricercatore di sicurezza sono infatti state analizzate delle applicazioni Android ed è stata confermata la presenza di uno spyware chiamato Spyrtacus. 🕵️
Italian company SIO, which sells to government customers, is behind an Android spyware campaign called Spyrtacus that spoofed popular apps like WhatsApp, per security researchers.
Tato města na severu USA sice nejsou vůči oteplování světa zcela imunní, ale mají dobré předpoklady pro uspokojení potřeb přílivu klimatických migrantů.
Question: How many lines of code does it take to get a slider control to expose a text value (i.e. not entirely numeric) to UI Automation (and thus Narrator)? Answer: more than 200. Contrast: On the web, we could just do this with a single aria-valuetext attribute. github.com/jcsteh/osara/pull/1…
Narrator uses UIA, not MSAA. Unfortunately, we can't annotate the UIA Value pattern's Value property. Instead, we use a custom UIA implementation.
Fixes #758.
@trib Oh for sure. My point was simply that as the UI developer, I don't have to worry about this on the web - the browser does it all for me - whereas in this case, for native Windows UI, I had to write all of that code myself, which is very tedious and annoying.
one of the reasons I did design was I was very good at seeing and describing problems to solve, very good at writing the logic for them, and utterly terrible at coding anything. Go you!
@trib The funny part is that I did write a lot of that accessibility code for Firefox, so I didn't get away without writing it strictly speaking, but that's not the point here, haha.
Why? Because others will see you do them, and it will make it easier for them to take their own (slightly less lonely but equally beautiful) action by your side
Trump Official Destroying USAID Secretly Met With Christian Nationalists Abroad in Defiance of U.S. Policy —
Now one of the most powerful people in the U.S. government, Peter Marocco’s turbulent tenure during the first Trump administration sheds light on his current efforts to dismantle the American foreign aid system from the inside out.
More "enshittification". This time from Amazon. Amazon is pulling a Google, killing off popular services. Evidently, I have until 25th February to download my 708 books that I have purchased from them. After the 25th you can no longer download YOUR books for backup or transfer via USB
Good job I did this 2 years ago eh? Buy the books from elsewhere.
The Debian Release Team is keeping pace: the first trixie freeze step (transition and toolchain freeze) is coming next month! lists.debian.org/debian-devel-… #debian #trixie
Walmart customer banned from every store in US over self checkout 'watch' trick that let them pay $1 for expensive items the-sun.com/news/13552922/walm…
RETAIL giant Walmart has banned an alleged serial shoplifter from every store in the US over a secret barcode scam. Ashley Cross was caught on security cameras using an old watch battery barcode to…
The Khadas Mind 2s is now available for sale. It's a modular mini PC that can be expanded with many accessories, some of which turn it into a laptop or even a well-performing workstation with a decent amount of GPU power.
Measles has a 12% mortality rate in unvaccinated young children. Children cannot be vaccinated until they are at least 12 months old. And if infants need to be kept home and out of daycare to avoid potentially fatal measles outbreaks... Guess who that removes from the workforce. (Women.)
I really enjoyed the first 22 or so chapters of this one. I finished the rest. It got a bit too dark for my taste, though, and the things it was trying to say, combined with the way it was saying them, just didn't quite land for me.
Nemesis Quest [Isekai + LitRPG Satire]by Charmpagne: "Nemesis Engine engaged. Nemesis found... Transporting... And now that I had EVERYTHING going in the right direction, I'm sucked into another world as a scullery maid because some ex-boyfriend from high school still hates me? Seriously? I was pre-med! I had a family! And a cat! What do you mean I can have my cat? Well, that's a start...but once I get the hang of this, someone is going to pay because if I'm what you wished for, your genie doesn't like you. Did I mention I can cook? Finished and Complete" www.royalroad.com/fiction/68328/nemesis-quest-isekai-litrpg-satire
Imagine a free, point-to-point file transfer service with no file size or type limitations. Enter Blip – it's like platform-agnostic AirDrop from anywhere.
The Problem to be Solved When Bart and I record an installment of Programming By Stealth or Security Bits, we both record both sides of our conversation. We use Audio Hijack to record the files in stereo, so he’s on one track, and I’m on the other.
Essentially, yes, just with a UI and without compressing folders into a zip file first.
It's also interesting how they emphasize that the files are transferred directly from point A to point B, but they also mention that they use relay servers. I'm not sure I'd personally trust closed source encryption, even though they say it exists, but that's just a personal thing.
@erion WebRTC requires relay servers, doesn't it? At least for initial signaling, and in case NAT fails. Of course, there's always just wormhole.app where you can trust their encryption, but they have a cloud too.
@fox Well, you didn't just read my new graphic fanfic where Harry Potter is impregnated by Pixelfed and gives birth to loops. Because I haven't written it yet.
@fox Also, I am a blind screen reader user. On a more serious note, thanks for remembering to use alt text, even multiple posts deep in a silly thread.
Two documentation edits related to the following documentation pages:
CURLOPT_SSL_ENABLE_NPN
Issue:
The use of a full-stop breaks the redirection when rendered on a webpage
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Removed the fu...
Minetestbildung ist jetzt auf Matrix Immer wieder haben datenschutzsensible Leute beklagt, dass wir mit einem Open-Source-Projekt discord nutzen. Deshalb haben wir zunächst als Alternative einen öffentlichen Matrix Space gegründet mit verschiedenen Unterkanälen. Auch Videochat ist dort möglich. Erste Anfragen haben uns dort schon erreicht . Beitreten könnt ihr über diesen Link: https://matri… Vollständiger Beitrag: blogs.rpi-virtuell.de/minetest… ##minetest #luanti #matrix
Hi, Ihr erwähnt die synod.im App mit dem Hinweis, dass sie keine Altersbeschränkung hätte. Soweit ich das verstanden habe, gilt die nur wenn auch synod.im als Homeserver genutzt wird. Euer Space ist doch aber, wenn ich das richtig sehe, auf matrix.org beheimatet...? Kann sein, dass ich etwas durcheinanderhaue, @csett86@ruhr.social weiss vielleicht Genaueres.
The Gemini protocol is a lightweight alternative to HTTP positioned as a spiritual successor to Gopher. One drawback is that without reuse of TCP connections, every navigation takes several seconds on geostationary satellite Internet.
There is again a pull-request submitted to the curl project to bring support for the Gemini protocol. It seems like a worthwhile effort that I support, even if it is also a lot of work involved and it might take some time before it reaches the state …
Country music star Sheryl Crow said she will donate funds from selling her Tesla to NPR amid President Trump’s intensified calls to slash federal funding for public broadcasters — calling out…
Pro tip: save the QR code somewhere and whenever you want to re-setup simply scan it again . Also great to help other not so tech savvy users by simply giving them a QR code!
@SanskritFritz for example put the manually created davx5:// URL into duckduck.go search field and add qr! behind it. It will display the QR for you which you can save or send somewhere else
@radasbona that is not possible yet since the internals of DAVx5 are spread between the system and davx5 and a lot can go wrong when importing data back. we are currently refactoring a lot of stuff and hope to provide better backup possibilities in the (not so far) future!
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. Also great to help other not so tech savvy users by simply giving them a QR code!
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