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mulchpower
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Comment #45555561
Anyone else struggle with ICMPv6 on EdgeRouter in the wild?
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Comment #45057320
There are some techniques like fragmented TLS and reordered packets that work in some cases. Also using vanilla HTTPS transport is a good start for many places. URnetwork is an ope…
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Comment #45057126
URnetwork works where many don't http://ur.io . It used a grab bag of techniques, open source
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Comment #43171559
Yes the URnet p2p streams are like Tor. The project focuses on multi path, multi ip to make it safer and more available to different network conditions. Our security model is some …
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Show HN: URnetwork – Decentralized VPN Replacement
I spent the last 1.5 years working out how to scale a decentralized network safely and efficiently to millions of users. URnetwork is a market for network capacity, where each conn…
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Comment #38862127
Would love to connect with anyone thinking about this space.
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Comment #14240975
HeadSpin ( https://headspin.io ) - Senior Software Engineers & UI Engineers Full-time positions in our global headquarters, downtown Mountain View. Work with a distributed team on …
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Show HN: HeadSpin, test on global cell networks
https://headspin.io . A global infrastructure for you to test with real cell networks. VPN from device in hand, SSH to a container connected to a cell network interface, and remote…
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Comment #9141498
Hi! Really great questions. Thank you. 1- Both apps do the same client-side caching, with no server-side caching. The Nextop protocol is able to get bytes down faster from raw requ…
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Comment #9138980
Developer here. Love to discuss performance and mobile. Building a network library from the ground up for mobile.
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Comment #9054175
SortedList lets you get(i) to get the ith item in sorted order, and that's as fast as a TreeSet contains. It also splays so near each other faster the second+ time called. I use th…
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