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WebTorrent, le bon, le brut, l'abandonné
7 ans après, quel bilan pour WebTorrent ? Quelles technologies bloquent son usage et quelles alternatives méritent notre attention ?
7 ans après, quel bilan pour WebTorrent ? Quelles technologies bloquent son usage et quelles alternatives méritent notre attention ?
Essay about networks and their gatekeepers: our routers, small home devices that could do so much more to build a positive future for the Internet.
Short description of a load-balancer module that could allow NFV at warp speed within IPv6 networks.
Net neutrality is probably the most worderfully boring topic, and ranting, the most practiced online activity. Let's mix the two!
Ansible deployment? I just discovered "infrastructure as code", while it takes time, it is very maintainable. Docker security with AppArmor? Dreadfully complicated, unless you have some automatic tools.
Grav is the simplest iteration of Wordpress. Kidding, it's a simpler to install version of Ghost, since it uses NodeJS. It is a simple beast I loved to optimize, though I don't use it anymore.
Compressing assets with Grav, and being fed up (temporarily) about the state of JavaScript.
There are only few systems that make practical anonymous services. ZeroNet is one of them, relying on the Tor network and putting tools that make websites running on top of it more efficient and scalable. Here be dragons, this is alpha software.
