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The routed IPSec mode we reported on earlier has now been committed to -current by David Gwynne (dlg@), likely to be a prominent item for the upcoming OpenBSD 7.4 release.

The main log message:

add sec(4) to support route based ipsec vpns.

Some excerpts from the commit messages by dlg@ explains its purpose and design:

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During the last month and a half I have mostly disappeared from GNU, being very busy writing p≡p-mail-tool (https://gitea.pep.foundation/pEp.foundation/pEp-mail-tool), a new work project I have freely let overflow into my personal time, as a beautiful little hack in which I believe. It is of course free software. Motivation Freedom of speech and privacy are more and more threatened by governments and hostile corporations working against the public interest. In this season of death of liberty the minimum we can do to respond is making surveillance more difficult, by providing the general public with easy tools to use for private communication. … [Read more]

Today, we’re announcing some important new features in Google Search to help you stay in control of your personal information, privacy and online safety. There’s improved tools to remove results about yourself, such as those containing phone numbers and such, as well as easier ways to remove explicit content about yourself, such as photos. Of course, tools such as these merely remove the results from Google Search – they don’t actually remove them from the web.

Kenia Os, ¿lanza colaboración con Junior H?

BADMINTON FINAL 2023

The DisplayPort altmode is semi-proprietary, but it can absolutely be picked apart if we try. Last time, we found a cool appnote describing the DisplayPort altmode in detail, switched the FUSB302 into packet sniffing mode and got packet captures, learned about PD VDMs (vendor-defined messages), and successfully replayed the captured messages to switch a USB-C port into the DisplayPort altmode. Today, we will go through the seven messages that summon the DisplayPort altmode, implement them, and tie them all into a library – then, figure out the hardware we need to have DisplayPort work in the wild. USB-C might have its problems, but it’s also incredibly cool and versatile.

Guys sorry for the voice interruption due to my tongue issues.
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