It’s the first of January 2025 and it’s time for looking back on 2024. Up until 20th of October this year, it was probably the best year I’ve had in a decade, and it’s not an overstatement.
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Ce mercredi 5 juin, j’ai eu l’opportunité de présenter au SSTIC 2024 le résultat de mes recherches sur NSEC3, le sous-système de DNSSEC permettant de sécuriser certains aspects de DNS. J’ai montré comment ce système peut être utilisé pour télécharger la liste des domaines hébergés par les TLD.
https://www.sstic.org/2024/presentation/dig_com_axfr_dnssec__lister_linternet_grce__dnssec
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The New Year’s Eve 2024 has passed and I’d take this opportunity to write down what’s passing on my mind right now. 2023 has been a better year for me than every other year since 2017~2018, in that nothing really bad has happened 🤷. Here’s some important points:
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StarNet (https://www.starnetastro.com/) has become the de-facto star reduction software of choice for astrophotography. Its purpose is to remove stars from the pictures, so you can focus on treating the background that require different settings than the stars. StarNet++ works pretty well on Linux (as a CLI application) but the executable does not support CUDA and GPU acceleration by default, making it a bit slow.
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