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[?]Walker » 🌐
@Walker@infosec.exchange

RE: mastodon.social/@tomshw/116486

UI is adding memory surcharge to select products at checkout. This is like the airlines adding a fuel tax at checkout, keeping the advertised price low. Like the airlines, I do not expect the fee to be revoked, just increased.

Its a way to adjust for inflation without on the face, adjusting for inflation.

1. This is a forward looking tax as it is on already existing products.
2. They are not modifying the list price, the tax is added at checkout. For large buildouts this could exponentially increase costs. Looks like the sales tax is based on the additional fees.

    [?]Peter N. M. Hansteen » 🌐
    @pitrh@mastodon.social

    Friends, I wrote a book. It's now out in its fourth edition.

    More in "The Book of PF, 4th Edition: It's Here, It's Real" nxdomain.no/~peter/its_real_it

    For background, "Yes, The Book of PF, 4th Edition Is Coming Soon" nxdomain.no/~peter/yes_the_boo

    Get the book: nostarch.com/book-of-pf-4e

    @nostarch

      [?]xoron :verified: » 🌐
      @xoron@infosec.exchange

      Decentralized WhatsApp Clone - No Setup or Signup

      positive-intentions.com

      This is intended to introduce a new paradigm in client-side managed secure cryptography. We can avoid registration of any sort. A fairly unique offering for a messaging app.

      No need for things like phone numbers or registering to any app stores. There are no databases to be hacked Allowing users to send E2EE messages; no cloud, no trace.

        [?]Negative PID SL » 🌐
        @negativepid@mastodon.social

        [?]Baa 🐑 » 🌐
        @Baa@mk.absturztau.be

        Every HackerNews post about IPv6 has some of the worst, most privileged, idiotic, vibe-coded, proprietary, ignorant, 16bit, capital-guzzling, unicorn takes I've ever known on the subject:

        - IPv6 addresses are too hard to remember.
        So? You're not meant to remember addresses, that's why we have DNS, write it down, literally a non-issue.

        - IPv6 is confusing and I don't want to learn something new.
        That's a personal issue buddy, either start reading or get left behind, that's what you said about AI right? More things than you depend on this transition.

        - NATing has solved the IP limit problem so there's no point.
        NATing is a plaster slapped onto brain bleed, easy and cheap, but ineffective, it causes a wide range of usability problems, such as blanket IP bans, restrictions on self-hosting, connectivity issue for VPNs both private and corporate.
        To make matters worse, the effects are significantly worse in poorer countries, while Europe, China and the USA have a bounty of IPv4s to use (though China's still aren't enough), India has been on critically short supply for a while now with reports of multiple NATed network layers being issued. Imagine if you got banned from Valo because your neighbour 4 districts away got caught cheating.

        - We've been trying for 40 years and it hasn't worked so let's give up.
        OK, we're going to give up on solving world hunger too then because that's clearly not getting anywhere, and the energy crisis too while we're at it, just shut it all down.
        Just because you personally haven't seen the progress or felt its effects doesn't mean its not happening, people smarter than you have been working on this before you were born, and at this rate might continue to work on it after you switch careers to Goose Farming.

        - IPv6 hasn't worked so let's just make IPv7.
        Insane take, despite how it looks, IPv6 support is extremely widespread and ready to go, the reluctance of big tech and ISPs is purely due to the cost implication and lack of enforcement, creating a brand new spec now would enforce another 40 year delay just to assuage your own personal opinion.

        - IPv6 is a security risk because the router isn't NATing.
        Misunderstanding of what NATing does. Even with a public-facing IP on every device, ports are still protected by the router's firewall.

        - IPv6 is a privacy issue because now you can easily identify every device in a home by its public IP.
        A valid concern, if it hadn't been identified and resolved with the Privacy Extensions to SLAAC that randomises your IP address after a set time period, mitigating the problem to that of your NATed IPv4 Public IP, if not making it more private by muddying the telemetry waters.

          [?]Negative PID SL » 🌐
          @negativepid@mastodon.social

          roman boosted

          [?]Peter N. M. Hansteen » 🌐
          @pitrh@mastodon.social

          [?]Negative PID SL » 🌐
          @negativepid@mastodon.social

          [?]Negative PID SL » 🌐
          @negativepid@mastodon.social

          [?]Emily [She/Her/Hers] » 🌐
          @emily@techiegirl.social

          She survived the Winter!!! Glad I checked on my node as the paracord was really frayed but it stayed in the tree due to back up lines. Reflashed to Meshcore and temporary up in the tree.

          A solar cell sitting on the ground, on the right is the old antenna that is terrible.It was lovingly assembled by Emily. Behind on the ground are some leaves and a rock likely of granite.

          Alt...A solar cell sitting on the ground, on the right is the old antenna that is terrible.It was lovingly assembled by Emily. Behind on the ground are some leaves and a rock likely of granite.

            [?]DigitalEscapeTools » 🌐
            @xabd@mastodon.social

            OpenZiti is a self-hosted zero-trust networking platform that lets you access services without VPNs or exposing ports.
            Each connection is identity-based, end-to-end encrypted, and limited per service.

            Instead of full network access like traditional VPNs, it only allows access to specific services -- reducing attack surface.

            👉 github.com/openziti/ziti
            👉 More tools like this: digital-escape-tools-phi.verce

            Screenshot of OpenZiti GitHub repository showing: 3.9k stars, build status, Go reference, Discourse forum link, Apache 2.0 license, and description of the zero-trust networking platform.

            Alt...Screenshot of OpenZiti GitHub repository showing: 3.9k stars, build status, Go reference, Discourse forum link, Apache 2.0 license, and description of the zero-trust networking platform.

              [?]DigitalEscapeTools » 🌐
              @xabd@mastodon.social

              Speedtest Tracker is a self-hosted tool that automatically monitors your internet speed over time.

              Track download/upload, ping, and uptime with full history no reliance on external apps.

              👉 github.com/alexjustesen/speedt

              👉Explore more privacy-friendly tools: digital-escape-tools-phi.verce

              Screenshot of Speedtest Tracker, a self-hosted internet connection monitoring tool. Shows sidebar navigation with Dashboard, Results, Users, Settings dropdown (Data Integration, Notifications, Thresholds), and Links section. Main panel displays latest download (423.04 Mbps, 54.91% slower), upload (607.59 Mbps, 33.33% slower), and ping (26.17 ms, 232.91% slower). Below are line graphs showing Download and Upload speeds over time from December 11, with timestamps ranging from 12:37 to 23:37.

              Alt...Screenshot of Speedtest Tracker, a self-hosted internet connection monitoring tool. Shows sidebar navigation with Dashboard, Results, Users, Settings dropdown (Data Integration, Notifications, Thresholds), and Links section. Main panel displays latest download (423.04 Mbps, 54.91% slower), upload (607.59 Mbps, 33.33% slower), and ping (26.17 ms, 232.91% slower). Below are line graphs showing Download and Upload speeds over time from December 11, with timestamps ranging from 12:37 to 23:37.

                [?]Peter N. M. Hansteen » 🌐
                @pitrh@mastodon.social

                The Book of PF, 4th Edition: It's Here, It's Real nxdomain.no/~peter/its_real_it - now that I have physical copies, I'll bring some to the upcoming conferences such as

                  [?]The New Oil » 🤖 🌐
                  @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                  xoron :verified: boosted

                  [?]xoron :verified: » 🌐
                  @xoron@infosec.exchange

                  WhatsApp Clone... But Decentralized and P2P Encrypted Without Install or Signup.

                  Features include:
                  * P2P
                  * End to end encryption
                  * forward secrecy
                  * Multimedia
                  * Open source
                  * No registration
                  * No installation
                  * Encrypted storage
                  * TURN server

                  The project is far from finished and presented for testing, feedback and demo purposes (USE RESPONSIBLY!).

                  positive-intentions.com

                  positive intentions

                  Alt...positive intentions

                    [?]knoppix » 🌐
                    @knoppix95@mastodon.social

                    Arti 1.9.0 released with SOCKS proxy dynamic port support, relay circuit data handling, and directory authority key certificates for Tor's Rust implementation. 🛠️
                    Progress on relays and onion services advances next-gen privacy infrastructure, though still experimental for production use. 🔒

                    @torproject

                    🔗 blog.torproject.org/arti_1_9_0

                      [?]Matt Knight (KN6HTM) » 🌐
                      @matt@mastodon.knight.fyi

                      On Sunday I finished painting the our new mechanical room, which means I can finally finish up all the wiring - both electrical and networking. There are over 20 power outlets, and just about as many CAT6 ports in this one small room. I have a second patch panel on the way so I can get the rack tidied up too.

                        [?]Simon Phipps » 🌐
                        @webmink@meshed.cloud

                        I just found a sack in the attic containing all my old coax cables, connectors and terminators. Can anyone suggest a useful destination for it other than the local municipal centre here in the UK?

                        Now on OWF owf.me/~webmink/e54a1c60-d7dd-

                          [?]The Linux Foundation » 🌐
                          @linuxfoundation@social.lfx.dev

                          🛜 Build real 5G Core skills for FREE.
                          Introduction to free5GC (LFS114) is a new self-paced course that takes you beyond 5G basics and into real architecture, functions, and code.

                          Learn AMF, SMF, UPF, and how to run and troubleshoot free5GC.
                          Enroll free: training.linuxfoundation.org/t

                            [?]Matt Knight (KN6HTM) » 🌐
                            @matt@mastodon.knight.fyi

                            I’m so glad we opted to install a ton of CAT6 cabling around our house. Even aside from simple networking, the ability to use PoE splitters to easily power any arbitrary low voltage devices is turning out to be incredibly useful. No messy wires and power bricks everywhere.

                            And since they all run from my switch, I get energy monitoring and power cycling for free too.

                              [?]SeaGL 2026: Nov 6th and 7th » 🌐
                              @SeaGL@mastodon.social

                              Our first keynote of day 2 is starting now!

                              Esther Jang talks about The Seattle Community Network Stack

                              pretalx.seagl.org/2025/talk/NZ

                              Esther Jang presenting

                              Alt...Esther Jang presenting

                                [?]Assn for Computing Machinery » 🌐
                                @ACM@mastodon.acm.org

                                Join SF Bay ACM for their upcoming event, "Accelerating Startups to Put Enterprise GenAI Multi-Agent Systems in Production" with speaker Greg Makowski, Chief of Data Science at Ccube.

                                When: November 10, 2025

                                Register here: meetup.com/SF-Bay-ACM/

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