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`cifar-10-python.tar`: ```python tfs = fsspec.filesystem('tar', fo='cifar-10-python.tar') for p in tfs.glob('*/data_batch_*'): batch = tfs.open(p, 'rb') batch.close() ``` `cifar-10-python.tar.gz`: ```python tfs = fsspec.filesystem('tar', fo='cifar-10-python.tar.gz', compression='gzip') for p in tfs.glob('*/data_batch_*'): batch = tfs.open(p,...
@willingc @MSeal It would be helpful to provide a base class (interface) for encoders so that people don't get confused when trying to implement new encoders. Also I would like...
@duncanthrax It is found that some routers have firewalls configured to block exotic multicast addresses, e.g. any multicast address other than `239.255.255.250` (UPnP). Plus, for the sake of consistency and...
@dlundquist Users can enable TCP Fast Open for both listening (server/frontend) and client (backend) sockets by adding one line to the `listen` section ``` listen * { # ... #...
@dlundquist The QUIC protocol has already had a tag named “SNI” that contains the hostname a client requested. The following is a random post I googled to illustrate the anatomy...
Not sure of the implementation, but this feature is what really optimizes the tls performance. [Sample](https://gist.github.com/PantherJohn/320b527099259cdd19f0380f659162b1)
@darkk Since TLS1.2 extension exposes SNI hostname it’s still possible to do packet inspection on TCP HTTP/2 traffic and pass the domain name through the tunnel. Here’s an example, [sniproxy](https://github.com/dlundquist/sniproxy),...