The Security Challenges of HTTP/3 and QUIC – What You Need to Know
medium.com·1d·
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🌐DNS over QUIC
built fasterpc bc i was frustrated with the usual distributed service comms, no more rest apis, or heavy MQs
github.com·1d
⚡gRPC
TypeScript MCP-MQTT SDK: Extending AI Agents from Web to IoT and Edge
github.com·12h·
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⚡gRPC
Getting Started with HTTP/3 in Python
dev.to·5d·
Discuss: DEV
⚡gRPC
Cap'n Proto - structured data serialziation format
capnproto.org·11h
📋Protocol Buffers
SEC Consult SA-20250911-0 :: Unauthenticated SQL Injection Vulnerability in Shibboleth Service Provider (SP) (ODBC interface)
seclists.org·2h
✅Format Verification
Hosting a Website on a Disposable Vape
hackaday.com·9h
🕸️WebAssembly
15 Best Practices for Building MCP Servers in Production
thenewstack.io·13h
🌐NetworkProtocols
Notes from AusNOG 2025
blog.apnic.net·1d
🕸️Mesh Networking
IETF Draft: Authenticated Transfer Repo and Sync Specification
ietf.org·18h·
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🌳Archive Merkle Trees
Google Summer of Code 2025 Reports: Enhancing Support for NAT64 Protocol Translation in NetBSD
blog.netbsd.org·13h
📝ABNF Parsing
Peekaping – self-hosted uptime monitoring
peekaping.com·1h·
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📊Homelab Monitoring
Secure Semantic Communication over Wiretap Channels: Rate-Distortion-Equivocation Tradeoff
arxiv.org·1h
ℹ️Information Theory
Engineers Bring Quantum Internet to Commercial Fiber for the First Time
scitechdaily.com·1d
⚛️Quantum Codecs
Asus launches ProArt studio router and switch built to move 8K files at lightning speed with zero workflow delays
techradar.com·8h
🖥️Modern Terminals
Redundancy
reddit.com·1d·
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🏠Homelab Federation
Project: Pi Stats
connortumbleson.com·1d
🕵️Domain Enumeration
Bringing HTTP/3 To gRPC at Cloudflare Scale - Lucas Pardue, Cloudflare
youtube.com·3d
⚡gRPC
Fetch streams are great, but not for measuring upload/downloading progress
jakearchibald.com·1d·
Discuss: Hacker News
🌊Stream Processing
Engineer creates ‘blazingly fast’ web server powered by a disposable vape — 'VapeServer' powered by 24 MHz Arm chip with 24 kilobytes of flash, 3KB of SRAM
tomshardware.com·13h
🌊Streaming Systems