Original Reuters article: https://www.reuters.com/investigations/meta-is-earning-fortu...

> A lot of this faff isn't relevant if you're not applying for any visas or citizenship. Which is most people, most of the time.

That’s true for many, but my passport isn’t very strong, so I still have to deal with a lot of paperwork for most transits.

If your job is travel, like you are an international truck driver or maybe aircrew, these kinds of things might affect you a lot sometimes.

There's probably special rules for those people in some places, which makes the situation even more complicated.

there are some small sub reddits and forums dedicated to niche topics.

stumbling into great forums and blogs while searching for something is a rare thing now.

can you explain why using torrents is vile behavior?

Without a personal opinion one way or the other, I would assume the gripe is with congesting the public network as opposed to the choice of public domain documentaries you downloaded.

Oh to be clear I illegally downloaded copyrighted works of major movie studios while they had just hit the streaming sites.

“Linux ISOs”

I wonder if the new endpoint was affected as well.

dynamodb.us-east-1.api.aws

you already got hacked when running npm install

cross check the package json with list.

https://dprk-research.kmsec.uk/

its hilarious that you have privacy concerns while at the same time using meta ads.

I am guessing they're trying to limit the privacy harm to normal channels that the slightly savvy can understand rather than completely eliminate it.

>Nginx doesn't support http 3

nginx do support it.

https://nginx.org/en/docs/quic.html

And I see I was not that wrong; the module is still marked as "experimental" and not built by default.

https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_v3_module.html

ah okay i was wrong there, mea culpa

The guy's point still stands - lots of popular software do not yet support http3.

I think it was the split DNS setup.

He might have setup IPv4 internal DNS server and java might have used the public IPv6 DNS to resolve the domain.

Might be a routing problem. I had one with telegram too and I reported it to the transit provider they fixed it quite fast.