Oof, 13 years ago and still ends with a "Still ahead" joke about a Rep calling Speaker Pelosi "mom."
We need term limits.
andrew
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That'll also depend on whether you're on a personal device that's using DoH (DNS over HTTPS). Which most phones do by default now. If you haven't disabled that then they'll only know IP addresses which are often not actually owned by or even unique to specific websites these days.
mTLS would be sufficient and honestly more than enough, it sounds like. Plain TLS (client validates the server) will encrypt all traffic in transit end to end, using appropriate handshakes and symmetric cyphers. Anything using RSA directly will be significantly more likely to be incorrectly implemented and thus worthless.
mTLS would allow you to trust a CA per user, a cert per user, or issue your own keypairs for clients, depending on the use case. You validate the connection and look up the client based on some certificate field like CommonName or any of the other fields.
Then you've authenticated, and you can perform authorization for any transactions on that entire connection, plus you know for certain if it was MITMed it was done by someone with access to keys trusted by both parties.
What's your favorite breakfast food?
I see we also brought the reddit superiority complex.
I thought the sarcasm would be obvious but I guess not.
Designers, smh. Gimme a tiling Lemmy manager with maximum efficiency via keyboard only bindings.
Beyond some hardcore level, gaming is just a job.
That's the OG book cover from this meme I think.
Can Web3-D be unnecessary VR integration?
Yeah I'd love this to be an option. I like temporarily hiding read posts to find unread content more quickly, but being able to refresh and see them again.