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Notices by Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se), page 109

  1. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:35:06 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil sounds like you have much more practical experience with this than me. I change nothing on my router or PC firewall
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:35:06 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  2. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:27:06 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • LinuxWalt (@lnxw48a1) {3EB165E0-5BB1-45D2-9E7D-93B31821F864}
    • Rysiekúr Memesson
    @lnxw48a1 @rysiek my Dad's union office used run their own mailserver (on Windows). Now they use Office365 :(
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:27:06 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  3. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:25:56 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil so doesn't your browser need port 80 open to send out that initial HTTP request?
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:25:56 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  4. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:24:49 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • kat
    @kat cool. What about searching for torrents? Still need #TPB for that ;) Although #FrostWire has built-in search (not sure how it works)
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:24:49 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  5. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:20:43 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
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    • Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil the server can't do anything until it gets the request, right?
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:20:43 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  6. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:19:48 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil but if it's a browser initiates an HTTP request to a webserver, doesn't that need an open port to go out?
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:19:48 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  7. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:18:05 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil my understanding is telecos wanted to be able to charge extra for more reliable packet delivery, which only #FarceBook etc could afford
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:18:05 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  8. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:16:06 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil hmm, my TCP/IP networking knowledge is clearly a bit rusty ;) It has been almost 20 years since I studied it
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:16:06 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  9. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:13:09 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
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    • Xil
    @xil for more info check out http://qttr.at/1y56
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:13:09 UTC from quitter.se permalink

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  10. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:10:06 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil that's why we need to fight for #NetNeutrality. That way it would be illegal for ISPs to do anything that limits normal net use
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:10:06 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  11. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:08:59 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil how do HTTP queries get from your browser to web servers, to ask them to send your PC the page you clicked on?
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:08:59 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  12. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:01:05 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil closed by what?
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 14:01:05 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  13. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:59:40 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil I don't know much about port forwarding, but AFAIK if you haven't blocked port 80 on your machine or your router, it's open
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:59:40 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  14. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:57:16 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
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    • Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil which is why almost all net services became web-based (or "Port 80 pollution" as the greybeards call it)
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:57:16 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  15. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:56:40 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
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    • Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil little bit of history, in the 90s corporate firewalls tended to block all ports except for 80 (and maybe a handful of others)
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:56:40 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  16. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:55:33 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
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    • Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil if you can use a web browser on port 80, you can run a webserver on port 80
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:55:33 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  17. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:54:45 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil the problem with that is most internet stuff is 2-way by design. Port 80 needs both incoming and outgoing packets for a browser to work
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:54:45 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  18. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:52:20 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
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    • Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil of course if we replaced corporate ISPs with customer-owned coops, we could protect against any price gouging or user limiting
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:52:20 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  19. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:51:38 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
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    • Danyl Strype
    • Xil
    @xil if everyone started self-hosting using PCs in their own buildings, ISPs would just up connection or traffic prices to compensate
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:51:38 UTC from quitter.se permalink
  20. Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:50:14 UTC Danyl Strype Danyl Strype
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    • Xil
    @xil otherwise, the only reason I can see for ISPs to limit users is to keep their own upstream costs manageable. Mostly they're on our side
    In conversation Monday, 18-Sep-2017 13:50:14 UTC from quitter.se permalink
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