I wish Traefik exposed the ja4 fingerprint. There’s an open issue: https://github.com/traefik/traefik/issues/12421

Lemmy.world does. I get it anytime I’m on my mobile web browser. It’s not set to a high level so the apps are able to bypass the checks.

If I had to guess, teleco buildings already have strong internet connectivity and backup power or secondary power utilities which malls don’t have because they don’t have the same needs.

Ignoring the other comments around complexity. If anybody is considering running LiteLLM in their lab. I strongly recommend looking at GOModel instead. LiteLLM was nothing but bugs, slow page loads, and security issues for me. GOModel just worked and was simple.

Spammers and other nefarious actors.

There’s a lot of trust built into federation.

Back when I had a Wordpress blog before I switched to a static website, when I got these spam comments, I’d just edit the positive sounding ones to remove the spam link and post them. It made me like people were reading my blog and caring.