Well, Snowden certainly won't "route all traffic through Tor" granted where he is living currently 😂
Someone just made a $2.6 million mistake on #Ethereum
https://decrypt.co/31830/someone-just-made-a-2-6-million-mistake-on-ethereum
Which is precisely why the whole anti #acta2 campaign pissed me off so much, as it was so dumb and so openly intended on preserving this behaviour of Google. Specifically these large boxes with direct results from Wikipedia or public dictionaries are 100% stealing traffic from these websites, and Google directly benefits on that.
Very true article about how and why websites see less traffic and google slowly expands their semi-monopoly even further:
https://hackernoon.com/how-wikipedia-lost-3-billion-organic-search-visits-to-google-in-2019-qz6630u6
Consider to use the search feature of your browser and search directly on Wikipedia for things you want to know.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/add-or-remove-search-engine-firefox
Protip: use keywords like "wen" or "wde" or just "w" to start you searches with those keywords and automatically end up on the search engine of your desire.
Beauty of semantics :)
2020 is fun!
New Zealand suburb terrorised by feral chickens in ‘Stephen King-like scenes’
What if the galactic singularity in xkcd's "Team Chat" (https://xkcd.com/1782/) is running on Amazon Lambda?
2020 your conversation medium could be an app but it's Android-only and the other one has iOS, so you use SMS
When Russia invaded Crimea and Donbass in order to "improve lives of Russian nationals" there were plenty of memes like "Putin, bring army" (Путин введи войска) from various God-forgotten towns in Russia 😂
Here: "Putin, bring army to healthcare"
Sounds like a really... great joke for a birthday 😂
This behavior by Chrome (half of #DNS queries to the root) raises a general Internet question: how to handle people and software who don't care for the commons?
Now; the strange behaviour of the Chrome browser (by Duane Wessels, Verisign)
Chrome does a lot of #DNS probing (for instance to see if the local resolver lies) which may look like the infamous "random subdomain attack"
Almost half of the DNS traffic to Verisign's root name servers is likely from Chromium trying to see if there are DNS lies.
Now, Suzanne Woolf (PIR) about the plans to change #DNSSEC policy for .org: NSEC3 to NSEC, RSA to elliptic curves, etc. Nothing decided yet. (Specially with COVID-19, no risks will be taken.)
This was the seen in Philly today. This happened about 5 hours ago. An exceedingly peaceful protestor trying to be nice to police and military deployed was going around handing out flowers. She was immediately arrested for doing so. No violence of any kind... she offered a flower, the military guy reached out to accept it, BAM, down for arrest.
She is a well known Kindergarten Teacher here and apparently arrested for crossing the barriers even though clearly non violent.
They wonder why people are rioting.. this shit right here.
Want a sneak peek Yggdrasil-powered P2P Matrix demo? Pick a peer from https://github.com/yggdrasil-network/public-peers, spin up a local dendrite: GO111MODULE=on go get http://github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/cmd/dendrite-demo-yggdrasil@51dfb3aa && ~/go/bin/dendrite-demo-yggdrasil -peer tcp://x.x.x.x:xxxx and point a local Riot at http://localhost:8008 😈
Polish expat into UK. Information security engineer. Caver & cave rescuer (thus the bat). NHS volunteer & blood donor.