telmich

wireshark or wireguard? They are related, but not exactly the same...

That's a very nice IPsec summary!

Date as in: looking forward to meet you. And yes, the main objective is to support hacking and learning together - so the project only has to write black numbers, not make huge profits

There are no official ties between Alpine Linux and ungleich.ch. We at ungleich are simple people liking simple systems. And we think it is important to support systems that are not mainstream.

That's why we endorse Alpine Linux.

I agree with you on that one. It is certainly an advantage, if the interface to manage aspects of different Linux distributions is the same.

What is the default at the moment?

Just added as as-good-as-we-could to the website - do you have any experiences in using it?

I don't think being angry at anyone will solve the problem. Using and advocating non-systemd distributions might help much more.

From what I observe, the hate from systemd USERS towards non-systemd advocates is higher than the hate of non-systemd advocates to systemd.

I have the same getting stuck problems plus resolving issues as soon as systemd-resolved is in the game

I also think upstart was a bit nuts... but how do you think about openrc vs systemd?

That is pretty cool!

Simplicity mostly. It just works. It feels so clean, nothing running there that is not supposed to be there. Installing something takes only sub-seconds, because packages are small.

Alpine really is a beauty.

Do you have a source for it?

I think the main problem is not the init process, but the tooling around it that breaks systems. For instance systemd-resolved did break local resolving some years ago (maybe still today).

While it is optional, ubuntu installations come with it turned on by default.

I've actually tried it on my new notebook a few days ago, it runs quite nice: https://www.nico.schottelius.org/blog/alpine-linux-on-the-hp...

Will do, thanks for the pointer!

For discussion, you can also join https://ipv6.chat.

This turns Spain into 2.2% IPv6 support now!

That is very sad. I hope at least the tea pot will get one!

If you want to embed it, it is ::192.168.0.1. But why would you want to do this? With IPv6, you get real public IP addresses for all your devices.

Thanks for the pointer, it looks quite cool! We will check it out in more detail in the next days!

I heard Linthal is VERY inspiring ;-) (I even heard some of these ideas come from hiking in the mountains)

At a comic?

We don't know?

The point is though that users won't change their defaults. When Mozilla sets the default to Cloudflare, > 99.9% of the users will use it.

That would work. DoH is "just" a replacement for UDP in this context. However when Mozilla changes the default to DoH of Cloudflare, you will need to manually change all firefox installations.

If you agree and think it's dangerous, help us to spread the word on twitter https://twitter.com/ungleich/status/1026041643340845057 - maybe it helps to make Mozilla rethink this "feature".

Thanks for the hint! We added that to our blog entry - please let us know if it sounds right to you.

anycast is the solution here