administrative purgatory | daniel.haxx.se
your case is still going through administrative processing and we don’t know when that process will be completed. Last year I was denied to go to the US when I was about to travel to San Francisco. Me and my employer’s legal team never got answers as to why this happened so I’ve personally tried to convince myself it was all because of some human screw-up. Because why would they suddenly block me?
Inside Firefox’s DOH engine | daniel.haxx.se
DNS over HTTPS (DOH) is a feature where a client shortcuts the standard native resolver and instead asks a dedicated DOH server to resolve names. Compared to regular unprotected DNS lookups done over UDP or TCP, DOH increases privacy, security and sometimes even performance. It also makes it easy to use a name server of your choice for a particular application instead of the one configured globall
One URL standard please | daniel.haxx.se
Following up on the problem with our current lack of a universal URL standard that I blogged about in May 2016: My URL isn’t your URL. I want a single, unified URL standard that we would all stand behind, support and adhere to. What triggers me this time, is yet another issue. A friendly curl user sent me this URL: http://user@example.com:80@daniel.haxx.se … and pasting this URL into different too
poll on mac 10.12 is broken | daniel.haxx.se
When Mac OS X first launched they did so without an existing poll function. They later added poll() in Mac OS X 10.3, but we quickly discovered that it was broken (it returned a non-zero value when asked to wait for nothing) so in the curl project we added a check in configure for that and subsequently avoided using poll() in all OS X versions to and including Mac OS 10.8 (Darwin 12). The code wou
h2 performance at Velocity NYC | daniel.haxx.se
Tuesday October 13th 2015 I co-presented a talk at the Velocity conference in NYC together with Ragnar Lönn of Loadimpact. Ragnar is a friend of mine and another Swede. The presentation was split up in two parts, in which I laid out the foundations of HTTP/2 in the first part, and Ragnar then presented the results of his performance study in the second part. I think an interesting take away from t
The HTTP Workshop started | daniel.haxx.se
So we started today. I won’t get into any live details or quotes from the day since it has all been informal and we’ve all agreed to not expose snippets from here without checking properly first. There will be a detailed report put together from this event afterwards. The most critical peace of information is however how we must not walk on the red parts of the sidewalks here in Münster, as that’s
server push to curl | daniel.haxx.se
The next step in my efforts to complete curl‘s HTTP/2 implementation, after having made sure downloading and uploading transfers in parallel work, was adding support for HTTP/2 server push. A quick recap HTTP/2 Server push is a way for the server to initiate the transfer of a resource. Like when the client asks for resource X, the server can deem that the client most probably also wants to have re
The state and rate of HTTP/2 adoption | daniel.haxx.se
The protocol HTTP/2 as defined in the draft-17 was approved by the IESG and is being implemented and deployed widely on the Internet today, even before it has turned up as an actual RFC. Back in February, already upwards 5% or maybe even more of the web traffic was using HTTP/2. My prediction: We’ll see >10% usage by the end of the year, possibly as much as 20-30% a little depending on how fast so
curl, 17 years old today | daniel.haxx.se
Today we celebrate the fact that it is exactly 17 years since the first public release of curl. I have always been the lead developer and maintainer of the project. When I released that first version in the spring of 1998, we had only a handful of users and a handful of contributors. curl was just a little tool and we were still a few years out before libcurl would become a thing of its own. The t
http2 - Background, the protocol, the implementations and the future
http2 Background, the protocol, the implementations and the future http.//daniel.haxx.se/http2/ by Daniel Stenberg 1 Table of Contents 1.Background.................................................................................................................................................................... 4 1.1.Author............................................................................
1
リリース、障害情報などのサービスのお知らせ
最新の人気エントリーの配信
j次のブックマーク
k前のブックマーク
lあとで読む
eコメント一覧を開く
oページを開く
quic wg interim Kista | daniel.haxx.se
HTTP Workshop – London edition. First day. | daniel.haxx.se