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Ryan Bagley
Oct 31, 2024 from Ryan Bagley

BGP Route Origin Authorization Regulation

Recent heightened scrutiny of government regulation surrounding BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) ROA (Route Origin Authorization) has emerged as a critical topic within the internet infrastructure com...

Julia Evans
Oct 31, 2024 from Julia Evans

ASCII control characters in my terminal

Hello! I’ve been thinking about the terminal a lot and yesterday I got curious about all these “control codes”, like Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-W, etc. What’s the deal with all of them? a table of ASCII ...

(Fabio Alessandro Locati|Fale)'s blog
Oct 31, 2024 from (Fabio Alessandro Locati|Fale)'s blog

Nebula VPN split configuration

We have had Nebula VPN within the Fedora repositories for a couple of years. A couple of months ago, I changed the default systemd service unit. More specifically, this is the change: -ExecStart=/u...

ℤ→ℤ
Oct 29, 2024 from ℤ→ℤ

Mathematical Analysis of the Royal Game of Ur

From the Board Games Study Journal: Mathematical analysis of the Royal Game of Ur Despite many discoveries and proposals for rules for the ancient board game known as the Royal Game of Ur (RGU), no...

ℤ→ℤ
Oct 28, 2024 from ℤ→ℤ

A New Look

I’ve given this blog a new look by switching the theme from Noteworthy to Long Form, the latter a theme of my own design. Why the change? I adopted the Noteworthy theme at the onset of this blog an...

ℤ→ℤ
Oct 28, 2024 from ℤ→ℤ

About

The mapping of integers to integers is a fair summary of the work of programming. A blog about computer science, history of computing, engineering, game theory, and other things that attract my int...

Julia Evans
Oct 27, 2024 from Julia Evans

Using less memory to look up IP addresses in Mess With DNS

I’ve been having problems for the last 3 years or so where Mess With DNS periodically runs out of memory and gets OOM killed. This hasn’t been a big priority for me: usually it just goes down for a...

Adventures in Open Source Software
Oct 24, 2024 from Adventures in Open Source Software

2024 dbt Labs Coalesce Conference

I traveled for much of the last two months and during that time I went to four conferences. I usually like to write about them when they are happening but I wasn’t able to manage it, so I’m offerin...

Michael Lynch
Oct 23, 2024 from Michael Lynch

Using Nix to Fuzz Test a PDF Parser (Part One)

Fuzz testing is a technique for automatically uncovering bugs in software. The problem is that it’s a pain to set up. Read any fuzz testing tutorial, and the first task is an hour of building tools...

Michael Lynch
Oct 23, 2024 from Michael Lynch

Using Nix to Fuzz Test a PDF Parser (Part Two)

This is the second half of a post about using Nix to automate a fuzz testing workflow. At this point, I can run honggfuzz against pdftotext, but it takes a bit of manual effort to get things starte...

Gonçalo Valério
Oct 21, 2024 from Gonçalo Valério

An experiment in fighting spam on public forms using “proof of work”

Spam is everywhere. If you have an email account, a mailbox, a website with comments, a cellphone, a social media account, a public form, etc. We all know it, it is a plague. Over the years, there ...

Thranpages
Oct 19, 2024 from Thranpages

Who Is Signal For?

The impossibility of migrating its message history raises one question.

ℤ→ℤ
Oct 14, 2024 from ℤ→ℤ

Exposure to Art: a MTA Case Study

Many corporations and agencies allocate a certain amount of their budget towards the creation of public artwork. For instance, New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has funded near...

Thranpages
Oct 13, 2024 from Thranpages

The Worst Travelcard Of All Time

I wanted foreign currency at a reasonable exchange rate. Such a simple request was beyond the abilities of the Post Office.

cascading space
Oct 10, 2024 from cascading space

Gender Journey

In which a time of gender questioning is succinctly summarized.

cascading space
Oct 09, 2024 from cascading space

Bye-Bye WordPress

No more Wordpress on this site!

Julia Evans
Oct 07, 2024 from Julia Evans

Some notes on upgrading Hugo

Warning: this is a post about very boring yakshaving, probably only of interest to people who are trying to upgrade Hugo from a very old version to a new version. But what are blogs for if not docu...

All content on Seirdy’s Home
Oct 06, 2024 from All content on Seirdy’s Home

Chromium’s influence on Chromium alternatives

I don’t think most people realize how Firefox and Safari depend on Google for more than “just” revenue from default search engine deals and prototyping new web platform features.Off the top of my h...

R74n Newsletter
Oct 05, 2024 from R74n Newsletter

👻 Sandboxels v1.10.1 - Creepy Crawlies - OUT NOW 🕸️

The scariest Sandboxels update of all time is here, including Spiders, Webs, Souls, Candy Corn, and more! This is just one of the many Halloween events happening around R74n this month.

[tekovic.com~]#
Oct 05, 2024 from [tekovic.com~]#

Block abusive IPs based on 404 error rate using HAProxy

I’ve been using HAProxy for a very long time. In most cases, I work on stuff where HAProxy configuration fits into the fire-and-forget category, with occasional tweaks to ACLs, redirections, and th...

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