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Security Engineer. Dismantler of Torment Nexuses. Friend of Blåhaj. Knows too much about IPv6.

I help run Tor relays for @emeraldonion.

Also trying to bring more chaos to the UK with @MinistryOfChaos.

 

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Nice — Fedora Engineering proposal for Fedora 45 to enable the CLAT support in NetworkManager by default.

IPv6-mostly is becoming a thing everywhere 

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/IPv6-Mostly_Support_In_NetworkManager

Changes/IPv6-Mostly Support In NetworkManager - Fedora Project Wiki

I regret to inform you that you should put a donk on it
Google Maps API key has expired for the knockoff version of Geoguessr I've been playing and it just added a whole new fun game mode tbf 

Things we know:

* Valve have been working on an unknown project called” HLX”
* Valve promised an updated version of the Half-Life 2 “Raising the Bar” book in 2025, but missed the deadline for unknown reasons
* Valve’s new hardware launch has been delayed by the RAM crisis

…there is a non-zero chance that Sam Altman has delayed Half-Life 3

get corebooted, @frameworkcomputer

Okay, next make the IPv4 stack modular so I can compile without it 

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-IPv6-Built-In-Or-Nothing

Linux Patches Make The IPv6 Stack Less Modular To Lower Architectural Burden

Currently the Linux IPv6 networking stack can be built into the Linux kernel, built as a loadable kernel module, or not built at all

EMF Ticket ✅ Acquired

Is it Bandcamp Friday?

Is it?

Please excuse me while I'm having a little existential crisis, lol.

And if that wasn't bad enough, Mozilla has embraced AI (in its code, too), while Linux considers relaxing AI code policy and has some examples of patches co-authored by LLMs.

I am still yet to think hard about what I want to do about it. But the world I knew is no more.