The HTTP crash course nobody asked for
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The HTTP crash course nobody asked for
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Re: The HTTP crash course nobody asked for
#2I hope there's a h2 or TLS crash course.
Re: The HTTP crash course nobody asked for
#3If you're using OpenBSD nc already, just use nc -c for TLS.
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#4If you're using OpenBSD nc already, just use nc -c for TLS.
Depending on your version of nc, -c is for sending CRLFs or executing sent data as commands. You might be looking for ncat instead.
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#5If you're using OpenBSD nc already, just use nc -c for TLS.
Depending on your version of nc, -c is for sending CRLFs or executing sent data as commands. You might be looking for ncat instead.
In OpenBSD nc (as GP mentioned), -c is for a TLS connection: https://man.openbsd.org/nc.1
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#6Funny and very helpful. Thank you.
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#10“By contrast, I think about Bluetooth a lot. I wish I didn't.”
LOL, yes same here. Can’t wait for Bluetooths b̶a̶l̶l̶s̶ baggage to be chopped.