Bert Hubert  

@PowerDNS_Bert

- DNS, DNA, Physics, Code, Food, Innovation

The Netherlands
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Joined September 2010
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  1. 4 hours ago

    Highly recommended. Will blow your mind. Learn about how microbes (bacteria) cooperate with you to make you you.

    Ebook deal of the day: I CONTAIN MULTITUDES by for $2.99
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  2. Retweeted
    Aug 26

    DoH improves security but I would argue misunderstands what privacy means. As a result instead of the DNS data of all Firefox users being scattered across ISPs it's now consolidated w/ Mozilla & Cloudflare. Our collective privacy weakens w/ centralization.

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  3. Retweeted
    Aug 26

    The quote of the year comes from Angela Merkel: "When the generation that survived the war is no longer with us, we'll find out whether we have learned from history"

    am 20. Juli: Wenn die Generation die den Krieg überlebt hat nicht mehr da ist, wird sich zeigen ob wir aus der Geschichte gelernt haben.
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  4. Aug 26

    To make up for my gullible previous retweet:

    Just gave my name in Starbucks as “the 0 tariff rate offered by an FTA is conditional on the export meeting the local content requirements of the FTA.” As the (customs officer) barrista screamed out my 'name' repeatedly, the whole place chanted "Rules of origin!". Result. Try it.
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  5. Retweeted
    Aug 26

    PowerDNS ruft ISPs dazu auf, DNS over TLS und HTTPS anzubieten, bevor es andere tun: cc

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  6. Retweeted
    Aug 26

    12 hours left to submit a presentation for in Amsterdam! If you want to do a thing, you probably should do the thing today.

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  7. Aug 25

    Interesting how quickly some things change. The implementation turned out to have a major HTTP1-only bug. But nobody noticed since queries only come in over HTTP2.

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  8. Retweeted
    Aug 25

    Just gave my name in starbucks as 'stop brexit,. As the (remain) barrista screamed out my 'name' repeatedly, the whole place erupted in to applause. Result. Try it.

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  9. Retweeted
    Aug 25

    Look now has a UI for setting DoH preferences! Prefernces->Network Settings

    7 replies 67 retweets 158 likes
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  10. Aug 25

    I was just reading a page from 2002 with a link to a book on Amazon. The link still worked. The book was still there. Also, I ordered it, from a 16 year old link!

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  11. Retweeted
    Aug 25

    I asked you whether you’re planning to actively deploy/use DoH: 17% yes, 56% no.

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  12. Retweeted
    Aug 25

    Announcing: The PowerDNS DNS over HTTPs initiative. An experimental service and a big question: what do you need from us before you will enable DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS for your users?

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  13. Aug 24

    Should you be wondering why we are simultaneously working hard on DoH *and* arguing against further centralizing DNS on :

    Replying to @mischapeters
    The protocol is nice. What I am trying to stimulate is that service providers will run this themselves, instead of having to give your DNS to a CDN.
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  14. Retweeted
    Aug 23

    Are you planning to actively deploy/use DoH in your neck of the woods within the forseable future, say one year?

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  15. Aug 24

    There are now also dedicated metrics in dnsdist like HTTP protocol version, GET/POST, number of HTTP connections, successful responses:

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  16. Aug 24

    (and even without SNI, the DOH response included the IPv4 or IPv6 address of the immediately following connection - lots of crib material)

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  17. Aug 24

    Because a request is immediately followed by either a plaintext HTTP connection, or a plaintext SNI-labelled HTTPs connection, DoH is the mother of all known-plaintext generators. Make sure you get your crypto right!

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  18. Retweeted
    Aug 23

    John Ioannidis takes on nutritional "science" and he's spot on, as usual

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  19. Aug 23

    Ways in which I love C++: memory use of service. <10MB - does full featured HTTP2 & TLS too.

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  20. Retweeted
    Aug 23

    Rust is memory safe* * Guarantees vary, no guarantees for unsafe code.

    You had one job!
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