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Simon ZerafaIt seems that blocking the traffic defined in RFC 3514 s not a standard or documented feature of CachyOS π
Disappointing.
Is anyone working on this or do I need to work this out for myself? π
Martin Hamilton π EMF@Extelec @neil This is just the beginning for Online Safety! To protect the purity of our precious bodily fluids, we must safety-all-the-things. Lobby your MP today for full #RFC3514 implementation... https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3514.html #EvilBit 
π Matthias WiesmannAchievement unlocked: pointed someone to #RFC3514 β¦
Mima-samaActually are there #TCPIP implementations that account for #RFC3514 even to this day? β
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:mima_rule: Mima-sama (@mima)
@[email protected] It's more like the "Do Not Track" signal IMO. At least the "evil bit" is honest on the part of the sender and if you still accept that packet, well... that's on you! :P :chuckling_okuu: @[email protected] RE: @[email protected] So you're saying they're all like that joke IPv4 "evil bit", but not a joke. RE: ...
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