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0d1One year of Roto, the compiled scripting language for Rust
By Terts Diepraam Almost exactly one year ago, we announced Roto , a JIT-compiled embedded scripting language for Rust applications. A lot has happened since then that we d like to tell you about! Along with this post,...
0d2Primary & Secondary about DNS
Hello everybody, Do DNS clients send their first requests to the primary configured on themselves? If requests fail, do they send requests to the secondary? In my case, clients are sending requests to both whether they...
1d5when the firewall is strong but the vpn is stronger
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1d2More cheap new gTLD applications approved
ICANN has approved 18 more requests for reduced-fee new gTLD applications under its Applicant Support Program. As of last week, the Org said it has conditionally approved a total of 16 requests, up by 13 on a month...
1d2Nominet outsources cybersquatting disputes to WIPO
The World Intellectual Property Organisation has tightened its stranglehold on domain name disputes worldwide, taking over administration of .uk s Dispute Resolution Service. Nominet said today that WIPO will start to...
1d2Whois about to get even more useless
Trying to get hold of a domain registrant via their Whois record? It could be about to get even more difficult following an ICANN advisory that gives GoDaddy a pass for its current practices. The advisory could make it...
1d2Agentic AI has ICANN in a pickle
Imagine you re in a Zoom meeting, discussing policy that will govern the future of the domain name industry, when you suddenly realize not everyone in the room is human. Some are AI agents. That s the certainly...
1d3.pay sunrise going gangbusters
Amazon s .pay gTLD is seeing defensive sunrise registrations selling far in excess of what you d normally expect from a new gTLD launch. .pay went into sunrise April 14, with an expected 30-day window for trademark...
1d3Nominet dodges millions in member refunds
Nominet UK has managed to avoid having to pay out millions in refunds to its registrars and members after a lawsuit filed by one member was dismissed by a British court. A spokesperson for the .uk registry said this...
2d3Is Amazon Route 53 a better option or IBM NS1 Connect?
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2d10LoL
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2d4Why Does dig ANY Not Return Any Records?
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2d7After I changed nameservers to cloudflare, DNS records on...
https://preview.redd.it/wj3uboemvf3h1.png?width=1340 format=png auto=webp s=35595c6d77895330fcc9398663b9ddc71ca5daa1 All of these got wiped. There's an Error 1000 showing and my client is pissed off. All of these...
2d4RFC 33: New Host-Host Protocol
Continuons avec des vieux RFC. Ce RFC de 1970 se distinguait par une augmentation spectaculaire de la taille des adresses réseau : elles passaient de 5 à 8 bits.
2d6Nextdns deleted my post
I posted a detailed audit of dead blocklists in r/nextdns , and instead of engaging with the data, the moderators simply deleted the post. Since they seem unwilling to discuss this, I'm bringing the technical facts here...
2d5Small and standalone mDNS responder using the Traefik API
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2d6Authoritative DNS over encrypted transport at OARC 45
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2d7Europol: Cybercriminal VPN used by ransomware actors...
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2d7Subdomain is in CNAME but need it for TXT to verify for...
I'm setting up a subdomain so that my org can test out Proton mail instead of google. Domain and website are hosted thru wix. When I created the subdomain, 'test.example.org' was added to the CNAME list as an alias....
3d5Non-SNI support on Pro plan via Cloudflare for SaaS —...
I need to support legacy clients that don't send SNI in the TLS ClientHello. The CF docs show Non-SNI support for SaaS zone as a feature available on Pro plan and above. Has anyone actually set this up? Specifically:...
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