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icanhazaxfr.com is a service that transfers the zone file of 'icanhazaxfr.com' to anyone.
The goal of the service is to provide a freely available axfr service with a concise enough zonefile that it is practical to use it for unit tests.
Please choose another hill to die on. This is just not worth it. Clearly it's possible to do this on device like mozilla did it.
If you're making all your config changes from a prompt it's easy to forget how or why you set something up a specific way [...]
The correct way would be to just document the changes.
Codeberg is a customized version of gitea[0].
They have a repo[1] with the patches that are used on on codeberg.
[0] https://gitea.io
Is there a link somewhere where he published the result?
It's still important to donate to them so they can stay independent.
Say Wikimedia would become dependent on the donations of a company, that company could technically force them to publish misleading information.
In regards to mozilla they are currently not financially independent.
Most of their money comes from google (in exchange google is the default search engine).
This isn't exactly correct (at least not in all cases): https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-onion-service/
[Nitpick: it's Tor not TOR]
While they do have a favicon they however still show the url.
Is this similar to cjdns or yggdrasil?
IIRC they disabled autoplay for videos with sound. In the settings you can also completely disable autoplay for all videos.
I use Trilium notes. Their search and linking function is very useful for finding notes again.
Can recommend ipredator.se
Can wholeheartedly recommend https://ipredator.se
There are real privacy enthusiaists behind ipredator.
To be fair with bitcoin you can at least pay (in some places).
Also the worth of bitcoin is (kinda) backed by the worth of the electricty which is used to mine blocks (and consequently new bitcoins).
Very insightful article. Explains a lot that is happening currently.
Also Void Linux is a systemd-free distro I can recommend.
Addon support will be available in Firefox Preview. This has been clarified.
Regarding brave see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21323576
It's ArchiveTeam not Archive.org which got blocked.
This is just a research paper on onion routing.
To get started with onion routing that's currently in use I'd check out the Tor FAQ [0].
Analysis of HORNET (and Sphinx): https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.13772
This looks very similar to Trilium Notes [0] which I use.
Pixelfed (https://pixelfed.org/) is pretty much what you're looking for.
I think OPNSense has proper IPV6 support
There are good reasons not to use brave:
- received venture capital from Peter Thiel (Chairman of Palantir)
- BAT tokens aren't backed by any real value
- https://jlelse.blog/posts/ditch-chrome/
More reasons: https://twitter.com/corbindavenport/status/11341432093896663...
Website owners can just use the user agent in weblogs to determine this.
Duckduckgo uses AWS for hosting. Although they have some crawlers hosted inhouse. IIRC their CEO told this once in an interview.
One feature I don’t have on DDG after all these years is limiting the search results to the past year. I go to Startpage whenever I need that.
They added it just recently. You can now limit the search results to the past year.