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Most people wouldn't enjoy something like https://github.com/dimkr/tootik

https://github.com/dimkr/tootik is another Gemini social network that does federate over ActivityPub, and I've been thinking about developing a minimalist ActivityPub alternative (…

This is my attempt to tick all boxes. Small codebase, two languages (Go and SQL), easy deployment and no frameworks/ORMs, ActivityPub support and a lightweight text-based interface…

For me, the best small side projects involve some kind of porting (between protocols, OSs or CPUs), contribution of a fix for a visible but mysterious bug, or revival of codebases …

> You can do DNS over HTTPS through Firefox (sadly not on an OS level in Windows for example, but that's fine -- I'm sure OS level support works better on Linux I'm using https://g…

When not running as root, it doesn't use a tmpfs. Also, papaw replaces /proc/self/exe with an empty file. And it has some basic anti-debugging, like locking of the payload to RAM s…

There are other ways to do this that don't involve tmpfs or write() - see https://github.com/dimkr/papaw and https://github.com/dimkr/Mirai-Source-Code

nss-tls is "at the OS level". It makes getaddrinfo(), etc', use DoH behind the scenes, so applications are transparently migrated to DoH. I think you missed the nss-tls README and …

Because the OS (getaddrinfo(), gethostbyname(), etc') doesn't implement DoH; it implements a /etc/hosts parser and a DNS (over UDP) client. I wrote a glibc plugin that implements a…

Or, you can use https://github.com/dimkr/nss-tls - everything that uses gethostbyname(), addrinfo(), etc', including Firefox with network.trr.mode set to DNS, will use DoH

Raising the security bar of routers is indeed a priority of many ISPs, organizations and consumers. But IMHO, securing the router isn't enough, because once you close the huge secu…

It isn't Tcl, but a language inspired by Tcl. I think the manual tells the difference, once you see the more restricted syntax.

Nope. The first token in a statement is treated the same way as those that come after it. This way, you can do stuff like this (i.e. imagine a dictionary that maps HTTP methods to …

Because everything is an object, including built-in functions