Are you using cloudflare's secure time server?

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>comparing a service to software
average openbsd retard

I considered buying a GPS dongle and running my own local NTP server just so I could eliminate 100% of my unencrypted traffic. Then I found out what a goddamn pain it is to do that, because apparently the common $30 USB GPS units aren't anywhere near good enough, and the automatic clock-speed adjustments that modern CPUs use to save power make the latency variable which skews the time in all sorts of ways, and like a half-dozen other things that make it so you can't just plug in a thing and install a server package.

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Good first post.

(wasted dubs)
>openbsd
>retards
lol

I just use NIST. If someone manages to hack that the world has bigger problems. And if glowniggers have better ways to attack me than that.

i was using us.pool.ntp.org but i'm gonna switch to cloudflare because they have a server really close to where i live

>0.32 cents have been deposited into your cloudflare sponsor account

i am now

tldr

I have a web server how do I use this

just point your NTP server to it
wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network_Time_Protocol_daemon

What? Use gpsd and chrony

wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Chrony_and_GPSD

>not having your own strartum 1

>what is cloudbleed

>blog.cloudflare.com/secure-time/
They're bringing out another service while Warp is still languishing?

Ruined the internet and are responsible for leaking tons of user information on people who didn't even know CloudFlare was a thing because they just wanted to use certain sites.

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