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ArcHound
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About ArcHound
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Comment #49183063
AFAIK EU has food to eat and it conforms to some good health standards.
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Comment #49182987
Hope this new title works now! Thanks for pointed inaccuracies.
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Comment #49182316
Please tell me about such cases, genuinely interested. I still think we should take the opportunity to discuss this case in particular.
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Comment #49182282
Someone should still be accountable, the same way you're responsible and accountable for what your dog or car does.
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Comment #49088400
Also take into account Substack moderation policy. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/feb/07/revealed-how-s... Natsoc newsletters are apparently fine, but showing porn is too m…
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Comment #48916299
Slovakia mentioned, let's gooo. Ehm, exactly, we can achieve better smaller models for specialized tasks rather than using compute to improve a big model that does everything. Ther…
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Comment #48859927
I did a write-up at https://blog.miloslavhomer.cz/vibing-with-french-models-in-n... . It really can be a fancy auto complete, but more agentic usage moved out of the editors (and I…
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Comment #48773165
Brilliant. What I liked are the characters - it's hard to make every character motivation reasonable and so well communicated. What I think is a bit of a missed opportunity is for …
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Comment #48662969
I remember when I thought security is a technical problem. I was shocked to see people neglecting "basic" principles. Don't get me wrong, doing secutis important. But we need to se…
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Comment #48628685
We know that technical and political problems are different. I usually want to solve the technical problems while avoiding the political ones. Sadly, security is a political proble…
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Comment #48543020
I saw a game, where you played as a poor Soviet soldier that accidentally sent nukes to USA. To save the world, you had to navigate a phone call labyrinth to alert USA defense syst…
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Comment #48471778
ok, so I've parsed some logs. I do see the ALPNs pointing to http2, but I don't capture all of the headers. The only thing I capture is the user-agent, which is the major spoof any…
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Comment #48441919
Back in the day I couldn't find a downloadable DB for offline checks, which is very much needed when looking at approx 10k different IPs. Even with an offline DB I might need to cr…
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Comment #48438176
I think we agree that JA4 is situational. It really saved me when investigating a credential stuffing attack - random logins with random chance of success spread into many ASNs, al…
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Comment #48437985
This is the sad conclusion of the next part. JA4 is a great supplement, it can squeeze some additional info, but for a motivated attacker it can be avoided. Now the question of how…
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Comment #48437678
I'll get back to you on this, I'll need to parse some logs. I should have at least ALPNs
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Comment #48437510
Hello again! Yes it is. If you have an exotic client, I'm here for it :D
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Comment #48354524
"Who solved the alignment problem for these superhumans?" The gun, pointed to their head.
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Comment #48354504
The article had a great opportunity to at least reference the newest encyclical from the Pope. With a bit of click bait, this might be the first step of "Butlerian Jihad" -> "AI Cr…
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Comment #48352976
Have you tried putting this behind a reverse proxy? This gives us a lot of features like rate-limiting and it should work well since it is https after all.
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Comment #48348023
Thank you for the kind words. DoH is a critical enabler of ECH, and getting it right isn't easy - especially dodging all of the free services provided by the giants.