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@m0xEE have you thought of making a collective where we operate dns with some sort of trust mechanism? i have a budget to make this a thing. maybe we can talk about it someday
Yeah, great idea! DNS, while decentralised, is still becoming a problem as a lot of critical parts are controlled by corporate entities which at times do not cut it. However recreating it on the same technological stack with different people at the helm would make little sense IMO and would be just siphoning resources. I think we have to explore what modern approaches to decentralised name resolution exist and maybe build on that, filling the missing parts and creating a compatibility layer. E.g. TOR works, I have privoxy that redirects everything .onion to TOR network, but it's slow as a snirtle.
TLS certificates are becoming another problem: toot.mirbsd.org/@mirabilos/staโฆ Google is taking over LetsEncrypt and doing business as they deem fit for themselves, of course some babies are getting thrown away with the water ๐ฉ
@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com Originally it's an acronym for The Onion Router โ they still have onion in their logo and in the TLD. I couldn't give less shits about how they are choosing to stylise it for the sake of having a registered trademark ๐คท
m0xEE
in reply to ssh -p 1911 op@nowhere • • •Of course not โ it was widely reported here on Fedi and covered in great detail ๐
The centralised Internet doesn't seem to work as great as they've promised us ๐
ssh -p 1911 op@nowhere
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in reply to ssh -p 1911 op@nowhere • • •Yeah, great idea! DNS, while decentralised, is still becoming a problem as a lot of critical parts are controlled by corporate entities which at times do not cut it.
However recreating it on the same technological stack with different people at the helm would make little sense IMO and would be just siphoning resources.
I think we have to explore what modern approaches to decentralised name resolution exist and maybe build on that, filling the missing parts and creating a compatibility layer. E.g. TOR works, I have privoxy that redirects everything .onion to TOR network, but it's slow as a snirtle.
TLS certificates are becoming another problem: toot.mirbsd.org/@mirabilos/staโฆ
Google is taking over LetsEncrypt and doing business as they deem fit for themselves, of course some babies are getting thrown away with the water ๐ฉ
GNU/็ฟ ๆ็ณ
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in reply to GNU/็ฟ ๆ็ณ • • •@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com
Originally it's an acronym for The Onion Router โ they still have onion in their logo and in the TLD. I couldn't give less shits about how they are choosing to stylise it for the sake of having a registered trademark ๐คท
@jae@darkdork.dev
Nanook
in reply to ssh -p 1911 op@nowhere • •ssh -p 1911 op@nowhere
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Unknown parent • • •Introducing Fediverse: the only social media where a CIA agent can befriend a GRU officer (and plan an orgy in a brothel run the the Chinese intelligence ๐)
Zergling_man
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