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skuhn

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    Comment #49192619

    There is a very good blu-ray set, now out of print but not crazy expensive, that has five different cuts: US theatrical, international theatrical, workprint, directors and final cu…

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    Comment #43097678

    I would immediately shut down and return $114 million to the investors. I'm keeping that extra $1 million as a tip for prompt service.

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    Comment #39372576

    It's still sold, just not included by default anymore (which is fine with me, since I have tons of them) https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MK122LL/A/power-adapter-e...

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    Comment #38134096

    bash is still shipped on macos 14, the default shell is zsh since 10.15 in 2019.

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    Comment #38132717

    Unfortunately this will never be fixed. It's not a technical problem. They refuse to ship software licensed under GPL v3, and bash 3.2 is the final GPL v2 version. I hate it.

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    Comment #37867938

    This Fastly blog post is really meant to announce the working relationship. It's not my place to say specifically what this is for (although I imagine Mozilla may announce it thems…

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    Comment #37864636

    The Relay doesn't know the requested URL or the request body -- but it does know the next-hop destination (the OHTTP Gateway), and by virtue of the way most OHTTP services are curr…

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    Comment #37864630

    These services are implemented in different parts of Fastly's production stack, but they share the same global infrastructure footprint and a lot of the same people/teams are invol…

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    Comment #37864615

    There are other providers of the second hop proxy for iCloud Private Relay, Fastly is one of them.

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    Comment #37864609

    Yes, that's true. However in practice most deployments that I've worked on are a relay which maps all requests to a gateway which maps all requests to a target. It's not an inheren…

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    Comment #37863740

    Without going into trust / motivation / etc. of various organizations, OHTTP is not used for general purpose web browsing. This Fastly service is used by Mozilla in conjunction wit…

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    Comment #37863530

    This service with Mozilla utilizes OHTTP, whereas iCloud Private Relay uses MASQUE. OHTTP is ideally suited for privacy enablement of APIs, whereas MASQUE is more for general purpo…

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    Comment #37550462

    https://auctions.ipv4.global/prior-sales $30-35 is the low end per IPv4 address over the last year.

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    Comment #35172295

    Appreciate your questions and feedback. There's nothing wrong with some healthy skepticism. Ultimately this solution depends on the tech and implementation but it also requires a d…

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    Comment #35171282

    Yes, I'm working on bringing Fastly's OHTTP Relay to GA, which will allow us to offer it to more customers. That's ultimately more of a pricing and business process thing than any …

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    Comment #35169500

    There's some similarity to Oblivious DNS over HTTPS (ODoH): https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc9230 Separately from this OHTTP product, we're working on that as well.

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    Comment #35169237

    OHTTP does require that the parties don't collude, which is why Google has engaged Fastly to run the relay service (which knows end user identifying data) and are themselves runnin…

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    Comment #35169017

    I can confirm that this is also the spec that we implemented at Fastly for this OHTTP relay service.

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    Comment #35168997

    More about Oblivious HTTP and what Fastly is doing here is in a blog post that I wrote [1]. I wrote the OHTTP relay service for Fastly and was heavily involved in this deal. Some p…

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    Comment #33962700

    So Yoel posted a link to an article published in Salon titled "Student-teacher sex: When is it OK?" which discusses the broad strokes of a legal case and is in no way advocating on…

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    Comment #33282969

    Boston is also pretty walkable, but I agree that there aren't a lot of options in the US.

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    Comment #32917308

    Nvidia's datacenter product licensing costs are beyond onerous, but even worse to me is that their license server (both its on-premise and cloud version) is fiddly and sometimes ju…

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    Comment #32131782

    Perhaps you already know, but initial vaccine trials are not performed against menstruation age (aka likely to become pregnant) women. It is considered medically unethical to do so…

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    Comment #32131594

    This study began in April 2021 and the paper was published in July 2022. Presuming that the amount of time spent was necessary to thoroughly gather, review and document the finding…

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