Re:TinyIce: Single-binary Icecast2-compatible server (auto-H...
by bandrami on Wednesday February 18, 2026 @05:21AM
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To keep your ISP from slipping ads into the audio stream? To keep RIAA from finding out what you're streaming and suing you into oblivion?
Re:TinyIce: Single-binary Icecast2-compatible server (auto-H...
by miki123211 on Wednesday February 18, 2026 @07:33AM
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And, more importantly, to keep misconfigured network appliances from treating every resource on the web as HTML and trying to shove ads into it, breaking audio players.
Re:TinyIce: Single-binary Icecast2-compatible server (auto-H...
by rustyhodge on Wednesday February 18, 2026 @05:27AM
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Because some browsers get annoyed and put up lots of alerts if they can't make a https connection
Re:TinyIce: Single-binary Icecast2-compatible server (auto-H...
by jamesbfb on Wednesday February 18, 2026 @07:22AM
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Rusty, of SomaFM fame? What a blessing to see you here! Mega fan, proud SomaFM mug owner from Australia :)
Re:TinyIce: Single-binary Icecast2-compatible server (auto-H...
by sneak on Wednesday February 18, 2026 @07:04AM
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A static site? Because any hop can inject arbitrary code which your browser will then execute.
TLS doesn’t just offer confidentiality, it also offers integrity.
Re:TinyIce: Single-binary Icecast2-compatible server (auto-H...
by davidwritesbugs on Wednesday February 18, 2026 @04:17PM
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It doesn’t “just” work, I just implemented a streaming radio client and the http streams were a nightmare
Why would you military grade encrypt radio service or static site anyway?