
I do Internet privacy stuff for @I_S_R_G; opinions are my own
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I’ve just set out on another bike tour, this time traveling across Nevada, Utah and however much of Colorado I feel like when I get there. Follow along on my tour journal, which I’ll update daily, connectivity allowing. crazyguyonabike.com/doc/timg…
And I want to take a second to shout out crazyguyonabike.com. Besides a dope domain, it’s the web as it should be: no ads, minimal bullshit, an online community run by its own members and not one of the five trillion+ dollar tech companies. Consider donating a couple bucks!
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The answer is *out there*
Cloudflare Research has been interested in exploring different approaches to this question: is there a truly private way to perform data collection, especially for some of the most sensitive (but incredibly useful!) technology? cfl.re/48AAhWe #BirthdayWeek
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Hoy es domingo, mi día de descanso.
Para mí, descansar significa dejar de pensar en cosas o en seres, permitiendo que el pensamiento vacío repte por el mundo como un río.
Si estas sola o solo, y por eso sufres, realizas estos siguientes actos surrealistas.
A las 3 de la tarde, si dejas de desear que algo o alguien sea de ti, come un trozo de pan dulce y confórmate con la soledad.
A las 6 de la tarde, para hacer descansar a tu cuerpo desnudo, en lugar de jabonarte, cubre toda tu piel de mermelada de fresas y toma un baño de una hora.
A las 9 de la noche, con zapatos y un traje completo, toma una ducha sin desvestirte, cantando tu canción preferida.
A las 12 de la noche, con el cuerpo desnudo, da 78 brincos en tu cama, lanzando carcajadas y ponte a dormir.
Si hoy mis consejos no te gustan, pinta todo tu cuerpo de negro y pasa todo el día sin hacer nada.
Te envío un gran abrazo,
Alejandro
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This is a great paper and its recommendations are already adopted in IETF standards coming soon to a computer near you. Come see us at the PPM and CFRG sessions at IETF 117 in San Francisco if you want to talk about it!
I'm excited to finally share this labor of love more widely: "Verifiable Distributed Aggregation Functions", to be presented at PETS next month. 1/many eprint.iacr.org/2023/130
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We’re incredibly excited about the latest release of Rustls, a memory-safe TLS implementation. This release has two major new features and a number of other improvements. Read more on our blog, at: memorysafety.org/blog/rustls…
ISRG is hiring an engineer to work on Divvi Up, a service that uses secure multiparty computation for private statistical aggregation of telemetry. Full time remote anywhere in the US. $140k US/yr plus benefits. Feel free to DM me to know more! boards.greenhouse.io/isrg/jo…
ISRG is hiring an SRE to help keep the world’s largest certificate authority running. Come join our team and help us make the internet safer for all. abetterinternet.org/careers/…
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We've officially dropped our 2022 Annual Report! Read about all of our major accomplishments over the last year and what we're hoping to accomplish in 2023: abetterinternet.org/annual-r…
Google Drive is astonishingly obtuse, difficult to navigate and user hostile. It’s telling that every company that uses Google Docs has to deploy something like golinks to have any hope of keeping track of documents.
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Rust 1.65.0 is now available. 🦀
Today's release brings generic associated types (GATs), let-else statements, std::backtrace, and more.
See the announcement and release notes for details:
blog.rust-lang.org/2022/11/0…
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Q: tabs or spaces?
A: your code should be indented 6 feet under the ground and buried
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We did it! Let's Encrypt has officially issued three BILLION certificates since 2015. This is a massive accomplishment for TLS encryption on the Web. Thank you to everyone who uses our certificates, as well as our donors and sponsors everywhere. search.censys.io/certificate…
The PPM working group session at IETF 115 has been set for November 8 at 1630 UTC! Matters brought before the WG shall be settled through single combat. I will see you all in the arena. datatracker.ietf.org/wg/ppm/…















