2 posts were split to a new topic: Windows is more secure than linux… yeah, sure
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Evergrande making payments.
Two new IETF standards being designed for privacy: oDoH and oHttp.
It’s being led by Mozilla, Apple, Cloudflare and Fastly.
“(oHttp) is less onerous than Tor browsing, but offering similar protection” - according to Martin Thomson from Mozilla.
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Only the proxy will know the user’s IP address, but it will not see the content of the DNS query, as it is channelled back and forth in encrypted form. The resolver will only answer the requests without knowing who sent it.
Cloudflare, as the much criticised, centralised provider for Mozilla’s DoH starter implementation, rushed ahead to implement oblivious ODoH at the end of last year, partnering with PCCW, SURF and Equinix, who act as independent proxy providers.
So private centralized companies still have to be trusted to provide anonymity and encryption inbetween … no thanks.
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It’s split down the middle out there in news land.
So the DMSA have bought bonds and they are not receiving payments and are preparing bankruptcy
proceedings against Evergrande.
prnewswire
It is all uncertain.
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Sounds good for Svelte (as Rich created it):
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[chuckle]
https://twitter.com/laserlikemike/status/1458796718947024898?s=20
Can’t post separately (max 3 consecutive replies) so adding here…
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Didn’t microsoft get sued (successfully) in the past for forcing the users to use Internet explorer in a anti-trust style of suit?
I wonder if one replaces the edge executable with another browser would work. Guess Microsoft malware checker will detect it and replace it.
I am solving that by going Linux fully rather than have anything win 11 around
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Windows = malware.
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More from the DMSA on Evergrande.
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Apparently it doesn’t matter what I think of NFTs! 
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Money. Laundering.
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Absolutely
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Sorry about the fuss, I needed a bit of money for my wife’s birthday.
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