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A non-trivial minority of the time, they don't support IPv4 either!
by growse 6mo ago
A non-trivial minority of the time, they don't support IPv4 either!
- hsbauauvhabzb 6mo agoWhat? One nine isn’t good enough for you?
- lambda 6mo agoExcuse me. Zero nines. Or two nines if you relax your definition of where they are in the number. https://infosec.exchange/@0xabad1dea/116334321751266751 https://infosec.exchange/@0xabad1dea/116334321751266751
- bdangubic 6mo agowe shut down our production every day from 2pm till 5pm for a siesta :)
- Zancarius 6mo agoYou jest... (but probably not!) I remember when I was first using my alma mater's online sign up for classes in the very early 2000s, their class sign up site had office hours.
- AlienRobot 6mo agoExcuse me, but I see 4 nines. 95 incidents in last 90 days, 89.91% uptime.
- fogllgldl 6mo agoYou guys have nines?
- wiredfool 6mo agoPersonally I’d look for the coveted 5 eights uptime.
- MarsIronPI 6mo ago66.6% uptime anyone?
- doubled112 6mo agoStill better than five eighths.
- wildylion 6mo agoOnly if it's Australia.
- Ekaros 6mo agoAs long as it is after the decimal separator I can try for that...
- sidewndr46 6mo agoshould we try going back to IPX ?
- MikeNotThePope 6mo agoOnly if we're bringing back Token Ring, too.
- synalx 6mo agoThat might be challenging, I hear people are pretty short on tokens these days.
- MikeNotThePope 6mo agoThere's only one token! It's just very popular.
- bluGill 6mo agoArcnet for me.
- sidewndr46 6mo agoWhile we're at what about older physical layers? Coaxial based stuff seems cool in 2026
- jonhohle 6mo agoIsn’t that what MoCa is for?
- rayiner 6mo agoIsn’t twinax just “I heard you like coax so I put coax in your coax.”
- sidewndr46 6mo ago
- CupricTea 6mo agoGitHub is at the point where it immediately rate limits me if I try to look at a project's commit history without being logged in, as in the first time I even open a single URL to the commit history, I get "Too Many Requests" from GitHub thrown at me. I don't know if my work's antivirus stack is causing GitHub to be suspicious of me, but it's definitely egregious.
- vhcr 6mo agoMy theory is that they rate limit that URL aggressively due to AI scrapers. At this point it's faster to just clone the repo and do your searching locally.
- colechristensen 6mo agoYour work is probably all exiting through the same IP, you competing with others on the same IP is causing the rate limit.
- CupricTea 6mo agoI've considered this, but the company is small enough that the number of people who would be on GitHub at any moment (instead of our internal git forge) can be counted on one hand, and when I'm the first one there in the morning it still rate limits me.
- growse 6mo agoMaybe your company's ISP is CGNat'ting you?
- NewJazz 6mo agoDo you have any on-prem cicd jobs that access github? Our's kept failing, had to move over to the ECR release of some stuff.
- colechristensen 6mo agoHm, I've also noticed sites being more aggressive about verifications after I started using LLMs locally. They think I'm a bot (which... fair), even on completely unrelated sites I seem to be getting prompted for human verification much more often.
- nailer 6mo agoIPv1, IPv2, and IPv3 were very early experimental versions of the Internet Protocol developed in the 1970s during the ARPANET era (the precursor to the modern internet). Has anyone tried to find out if GitHub is reliable on those?