#networking
7 posts
2026 - June
1 post2025 - September
1 post2025 - April
1 post2016 - October
1 post2014 - March
1 post2013 - May
2 posts2026 - June
1 postBypassing the GitHub API Block in Brazil
I tested GitHub’s API block in Brazil: changing DNS didn’t fix it on my connection, but a SOCKS5h wrapper with Tor made gh and ghpending work. It’s a workaround for an opaque block.
2025 - September
1 postAccessing My Home Server With a Real Domain
An advanced guide to exposing a Docker-based home server through Cloudflare Tunnels with a real domain and proper HTTPS.
2025 - April
1 postConfiguring My Synology NAS with NFS on Linux
How I switched from SMB to NFS to mount my Synology DS1821+ shares on Linux with proper ownership and permissions, plus the UID/GID gotcha along the way.
2016 - October
1 post[Discussion] Can we protect our work from DNS providers suffering DDoS attacks?
To test a defense against future DNS outages, the author configures Unbound as a local recursive resolver and extends the cache to 172,800 seconds, while admitting the experimental solution violates TTLs.
2014 - March
1 post[Off-Topic] Commenting on the Approved Marco Civil
Commenting on the approved Marco Civil text, the author considers network neutrality valid but criticizes costs, regulatory agencies, and mechanisms that would expand state access to private data.
2013 - May
2 posts[Off-Topic] A View from the Past About the Internet
A 1996 text revisits the Internet’s origins, users, and services, while following the arrival of advertising, e-commerce, and security protocols for online shopping.
[Off-Topic] A View from the Past About the Internet
Recovered from a 1996 Word file, the text reveals how the Internet was understood at the time, from demographic research and online ads to digital shopping and the promise of virtual reality.