ansgar grunseid
ansgar grunseid
yep! new implementation plan: stage 1: auth required for every request. all requests without auth are rejected outright by l1s stage 2: all requests without auth are severely rate limited...
yep! binding to multiple IPs indeed makes little sense. no need to support that for now the key is to let l1 nodes select which IP (IPv4 for now, IPv6...
and the winner is... sentry ð
promising!! ð what's the ping/RTT between you (the client) and the frankfurt lightsail instance (the server)? also interesting that its inconsistent whether caddy or nginx is faster, depending on the...
next questions: - how do browsers, eg chrome and firefox, know when to connect to a site with http3 over http2? if only after the `Alt-Svc` header (https://http3-explained.haxx.se/en/h3/h3-altsvc) has been...
sickkkk. remaining todos now for @joaosa with the baton ðŠ: - [x] test how chrome and firefox (https://caniuse.com/http3) actually implement http3 connections * how do these browser initiate subsequent connections...
nope! ð why do you ask? what functionality would you like to see added. or, better, removed? ð
ðŊ this; py2 is absolutely dead and rotting in the grave ðŠĶïļïļ I'm about to drop py2 testing support. py2 is longgggg past EOL @mcepl ill take a look at...
@kach this is a wonderful suggestion and definitely useful a natural place to put this would be in the context, along with filename and line number what timing info would...
awesome request but! the problem isn't capturing the timing, which can be done with a context manager. like: ```python with ic(): foo() --- ic 22ms| foo(): 1 ``` the problem...