This isn't really relevant to MediaWiki, and the proposal is so ridiculous
I can only assume it is some sort of joke project.
For others seeing this thread, I found all the good quotes for you:
DNSChain stops the NSA
.dns is a meta-TLD because unlike traditional TLDs, it is not meant to
On Apr 30, 2014 8:21 AM, Tyler Romeo tylerro...@gmail.com wrote:
This isn't really relevant to MediaWiki, and the proposal is so ridiculous
I can only assume it is some sort of joke project.
For others seeing this thread, I found all the good quotes for you:
DNSChain stops the NSA
.dns
I just stumbled across http://terriko.dreamwidth.org/151005.html
Since I frequently hear that mailman is a spawn of Satan if not Satan
Incarnate himself, it might be of interest to take a preliminary look.
--Martijn
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I'll start with their vs. Convergence since I was pretty enthusiastic
when I read up on how it works.
The okTurtles/DNSChain authors don't seem to understand how Convergence
works at all (we'll it's either that or they do understand it but are
maliciously misrepresenting it).
They make ridiculous
((In a separate email since my first on Convergence was long))
Now on DNSChain itself.
The authors like to put down other methods that are attempting to secure
the communications to major websites we use today using .com domains,
ensuring that when we want to talk to Facebook, Google, Wikimedia,
Daniel Friesen wrote:
... The okTurtles/DNSChain authors...
make ridiculous statements like It depends on group
consensus, but the group might not be very bright. What
happens then?
While I agree with much of Daniel's analysis, that part was actually
the most compelling of all the
it just proxies whatever normal public dns you tell it to
Presumably they seed the namecoin table with DNS records and use those
instead when they exist? I don't know whether those can be expired
efficiently.
As for on the current web making sure you're sending
your password to the right
On 2014-04-30, 4:55 AM, James Salsman wrote:
it just proxies whatever normal public dns you tell it to
Presumably they seed the namecoin table with DNS records and use those
instead when they exist? I don't know whether those can be expired
efficiently.
Nope,
On 04/30/2014 04:20 AM, Martijn Hoekstra wrote:
I just stumbled across http://terriko.dreamwidth.org/151005.html
Since I frequently hear that mailman is a spawn of Satan if not Satan
Incarnate himself, it might be of interest to take a preliminary look.
--Martijn
Martijn, thanks for
There've been some issues reported lately with image scaling, where
resource usage on very large images has been huge (problematic for batch
uploads from a high-resolution source). Even scaling time for typical
several-megapixel JPEG photos can be slower than desired when loading up
into something
On 04/30/2014 12:51 PM, Brion Vibber wrote:
* at upload time, perform a series of scales to produce the mipmap levels
* _don't consider the upload complete_ until those are done! a web uploader
or API-using bot should probably wait until it's done before uploading the
next file, for
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