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Hah reminds me of an issue with AT&T in the Bay Area in 2020 during peak Covid. Somehow someone with a strong background in this narrowed it to a bad RAM where
by syntaxing 4y ago
Hah reminds me of an issue with AT&T in the Bay Area in 2020 during peak Covid. Somehow someone with a strong background in this narrowed it to a bad RAM where it’s flipping one of the bits which breaks SSL (?) on one of the stations within the tracenet. Everyone tried complaining on twitter to AT&T since telling customer rep did not help at all (went right over their head). This issue persisted for a couple weeks but I moved before they fixed it.
- rconti 4y agoTHANK YOU!! This issue was in the back of my head. Someone even created a utility where you could curl and it would tell you what % of the time the header was getting flipped. I’ll search it out later. This subconscious memory caused me to look at SSL vs HTTP. It seems to be problematic on HTTP too. But oddly it’s not yet been an issue with curl http. But http in a browser is troublesome and inconsistent. EDIT: found it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25335936 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25335936