CloudNetworking

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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> I wish I did. I think programmers deserve a little more than managers, because the work is harder. Let me guess, you're a programmer.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> The fact that cloudflare was defeated shows it was a ddos and not a reboot. How?
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
We don't need OSS in this case, we need open protocols so anyone can use any other client, proprietary or not.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
I think Op is some parody / troll account. It's too unhinged and it's trying too hard to offend. I don't see any other explanation.
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On the importance of knowing where are you going(medium.com)
1 points by CloudNetworking 7y ago|0 comments
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> I don't see anyone below a certain tax bracket playing the fashion game. How do you know they are in certain tax bracket though? Do you ask everyone on the street about their taxes? Or maybe you're assuming their tax bracket
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Interestingly enough, every time I visited the US in summer I had to wear a jacket indoors and just a T-Shirt outdoors.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Google TSB / Banc Sabadell
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
And yet we accept it all the time.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Like every party on every election at every level. Even though I share the outrage about it, we can't deny that lying is not uncommon.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> The entire point of 'sound money' is not actually to help the general population survive or prosper, it is specifically to limit the power of government Isn't the point of limiting the power of government to actually hel
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> If Libra is an oligarchy, closed financial systems are dictatorships You are on the right path, don't stop there :-)
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Great name that's not going to create any confusion in those Spanish speaking countries that call the Pound "Libra" (hence the £ as the sign, by the way).
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
How so?
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
This outage is a great example. I can ping Google Calendar servers and I get an HTTP response. SSL also works like a charm. And yet everybody agrees it's down.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
My Samsung from late 2017 works a charm. The apps and the interface in general are snappy. It comes with the classic remote and a new one with only a few buttons that's pretty amazing (and has a mic to help the CIA on getting the sound
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
I would say the plan is unlikely to continue unless Ada really really really wants it and she's ok dropping something else instead (I was going to cheekily say she might drop her righteous crusade against CIEs, but she dropped it as so
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Depends on your traffic, but in general terms you might want to instead drop packets with low MSS.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
I'm guessing an MX sees mostly server to server traffic, so I kind of expect that; however for services used by consumers around the world it might be a very bad idea to disable SACK. The bigger impact will be for users far away, with
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
That's very interesting. I have only seen those defaults in some... "special" satellite links.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
I understand your frustration, but I also think they have a point. What you're telling us is all based on your educated guesses as to how they might have pulled this. There are things that feel a bit weird and I'm guessing you hav
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> There are all sorts of things you can buy that have crappy-to-nonexistent customer service. But that doesn't contradict the point of the comment you were replying to, does it? Edit: You should reply instead of just downvoting.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Yeah, good point. What I had in mind is this traffic being redirected for massive surveillance, traffic patterns, etc - which TLS would not fully solve, but it adds extra security or even partial obfuscation over your traffic patterns.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
You gotta tell me where do you buy your crystal balls mate, mine doesn't allow me to publicly assume the level of knowledge someone has over a protocol and infrastructure, specially when that person hasn't made a single comment ab
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
One more reason to TLS all the things although it might not be enough to discourage these practices. A VPN would not change much unless the exit node is ran by an ISP/Hosting provider not affected by the route hijacking.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
He wasn't denied a visitor visa, he's been banned for life and that can't be overturned. Quite different. He also has a girlfriend in the US, so that's over for him. That's life changing. BTW, he doesn't exactl
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
I think Op referred to /list
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Bigger buses, trains. There'll be a thousand challenges before "all paths are taken".
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> Do you mean first to arrive at the station? Then that's a drag on the economy as workers waste time being at the station early so they can get a seat on a train. Charging more so poor people have to choose sub-optimal routes also
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
There are many simple solutions to that, from cameras and image recognition to creating semi-public companies that handle the bus lines. If the private companies are happy to commit fraud to increase their benefits no one should be surprise

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