abcdefg12's comments

On: Europe's $24T Breakup with Visa and Mastercard Has Begun

[abcdefg12]

Never mind russians putting starlinks on flying bombs to blow up Ukrainians. But those poor Russian Internet users you invented. While it’s jailable offense in russia to own starlink.

[fhdkweig → abcdefg12]

I think you misunderstood, I do not pity them at all. I am just pointing out it is bad strategy to be dependent on foreign potentially-hostile technology.

In particular, I heard this through Mallen Baker at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ACzkuSFzT4

On: Self-hosting a NAT Gateway

[abcdefg12]

Don’t even need firewall. Aws has egress only ipv6 gateway.

On: Nginx introduces native support for ACME protocol

[abcdefg12]

Because you might have more than one server serving this domain

On: Nginx introduces native support for ACME protocol

[abcdefg12]

And you have two or more servers serving this domain you’re out of luck

[lmz → abcdefg12]

And this is different from DNS how exactly? The key and resulting cert still needs to be distributed among your servers no matter which method is used.

[cpach → lmz]

With dns-01, multiple servers could, independently of each other, fetch a certificate for the same set of hostnames. Not sure if it’s a good idea though.

[lmz → cpach]

Multiple keys and certs for the same hostname? Will the CA even issue that?

[cpach → lmz]

I guess it depends on the CA, but some do. Let’s Encrypt does, for example. I guess it’s useful for HA deployments, where load balancers might be spread out across multiple datacenters and stuff like that.

NB that rate limits apply https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/

[account42 → abcdefg12]

Not really, just forward .well-known/acme-challenge/* requests to a single server or otherwise make sure that the challenge responses are served from all instances.

On: Dawn of a new era in Search: Balancing innovation, competition, and public good

[abcdefg12]

I do want their browser. Especially with chrome v3 going crapware route. At least there is brave.

On: Dawn of a new era in Search: Balancing innovation, competition, and public good

[abcdefg12]

The big question is wtf google isn’t doing the same? Instead they keep removing features and dumbing down their product

[rychco → abcdefg12]

Allowing users to re-prioritize search results directly harms their true product: ads

On: Dawn of a new era in Search: Balancing innovation, competition, and public good

[abcdefg12]

I wonder if there are any big companies paying for kagi for their workers.

On: Windows Copilot Runtime

[abcdefg12]

Onnx, which seems to be awq

On: Sweden has long opposed nuclear weapons, but once tried to build them

[abcdefg12]

Can’t downvote but this is pure russian propaganda and pretext for the invasion.

[richrichie → abcdefg12]

What do you dispute as fiction?

- civilian deaths in Donbas during 2014-2021 from Ukraine military action? - Coup - legislation measures for gross restriction of Russian language usage

Calling data you do not like Russian propaganda is weak.

[mopsi → richrichie]

All of that is fiction.

[fractallyte → richrichie]

Diminishing a nation's sovereignty with fiction about "coup", "oppression", and "genocide" is precisely propaganda - from a known propaganda superpower.

On: 'Pacifist' Japan is tooling up for war

[abcdefg12]

That’s how you start a world war. Once US is perceived as weak and indecisive all kinds of genocidal monsters crawl out to do what they want.