LogicX

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   by LogicX 8y ago

   great list! I'm going to update mine ( http://lx.tc/positions ) to point here as soon as I confirm everything on my list is on yours.
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   by LogicX 9y ago

   I worked with my ISP, htcinc.net to fix routing to 1.1.1.1 this week -- Not sure how they had their core router mis-configured, but it was dropping the traffic.
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   by LogicX 9y ago

   Interestingly having routing problems to China for 1.1.1.1 (but not 1.0.0.1): http://ping.pe/1.1.1.1
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   by LogicX 9y ago

   Hi there -- We are currently ingesting 150M/day -- though it's not evenly distributed -- probably peaks around 3,000qps Agreed that it's not too much yet. I think the element which kills us is needing to do rollup tables, and
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   by LogicX 9y ago

   I did not. One of the benefits from TimescaleDB is the ease of development and using standard queries and indexes to deal with the data. It would be another system for us to spin up on.
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   by LogicX 9y ago

   Thanks for the thoughtful reply Paul. I agree that in the end, InfluxDB ended up not being the right tool for the job. We're using it more-so as a backend analytics system for our customer dashboard, making it query-heavy. Sorry, you m
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   by LogicX 9y ago

   I'm Mike Schroll, CTO of DNSFilter - Happy to answer any questions about our experiences with InfluxDB or TimescaleDB over the last 2 years.
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   Why DNSFilter replaced InfluxDB with TimescaleDB(blog.dnsfilter.com)

   133 points by LogicX 9y ago|48 comments
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   by LogicX 9y ago

   Atleast read the bottom of the README where some of this is covered
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    Taking a thought from another thread... What if B&N merged with wework? Wework just bought meetup.com - now you have more locations for meetups. B&N often has pretty good locations, and covers areas of the country wework doesn'
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    Just double-checked, apparently 120mbps down (no mention of up speed) is the fastest available.
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    Surprisingly, in Myrtle Beach, SC we have multiple high speed providers choices: HTC (as in htcinc.net, a local telco cooperative offering gigabit fiber), or Spectrum, who just minutes ago I heard for the first time that their new default t
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    Techstars’ Q1 2018 Accelerator Programs(techstars.com)

    3 points by LogicX 9y ago|0 comments
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    We were an early adopter of InfluxDB and ran it for almost two years. Some of our challenges: Not being able to change your DB structure (like indexed columns) after the fact. Indexes on very unique data blowing up the DB (OOM, slowdown, st
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    With your example, I believe you’ve just described TimescaleDB. https://www.timescale.com/ We use it to store 150M records a day, and be performant enough to have a customer facing analytics dashboard querying against it fo
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    You're thinking of DNSCrypt. It unfortunately was recently abandoned by the original developer. Some folks have mirrored it here: https://github.com/DNSCrypt
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    Correct -- there's not currently any standard for recursive resolvers to communicate securely to authoritative providers. We'd like to change that.
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    Nice project! We at DNSFilter are able to collect that same telemetry just by having resolvers at each of the anycast locations -- between the different locations, and passing along eDNS Client Subnet information, many responses will be (le
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    Yes. https://www.ietf.org/proceedings/94/slides/slides-94-tls-8.p...
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    With pleasure - (CTO of DNSFilter, this is my world) DNS over DTLS (RFC 8094) speaks only to UDP This could be compared with DNSCrypt's implementation DNS over TLS (RFC 7858) is TCP focused DNS over HTTPs is focused on... you guessed i
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    While we at DNSFilter are working on support of DNSCrypt, just to add some flavor to your note... it should be mentioned that the original author just abandoned the project, removed the repos from his github user, shut down the website, and
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    The industry stance seems to be: SNI not yet being fixed should not be an excuse to preclude work on securing the privacy of DNS requests. SNI Encryption is being discussed: https://www.ietf.org/proceedings/94/slid
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    I had just explained the etomology of cromulent to my wife a few days ago - awesome to have an example of its usage in the wild. My hat is off to you, sir.
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    I bought a Pedego electric bike this summer to replace a car. I work from home, and there are many stores, restaurants, my Dr, etc. within a 30min e-bike ride, so we tried this experiment. It's working out rather well in Myrtle Beach,
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    FWIW, looks like this may be a service comcast uses: http://www.frontporch.com/
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    I think the problem starts far earlier than college... Imagine a 1st grader who brings a butterknife to school - zero tolerance policy kicks in, and you have a far too impactful outcome. When I was in kindergarden, I kissed a girl in the cl
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    https://timezone.io is a free service we use to tell us this info about our team.
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    Packet.net, arguably the leader in api driven, on demand bare metal instances, recently blogged about this: https://www.packet.net/blog/why-we-cant-wait-for-aws-to-anno... I am a customer of packet's, along with o
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    well, you can with backblaze b2... which is also far cheaper than their price per gigabyte.
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    by LogicX 9y ago

    We do custom domains for customers with SSL through netlify - though only an option if you have a static site.