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by aroch 13y ago
More likely a useragent change
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by aroch 13y ago
My ISP charges me a $10/month fee for having non-bundled service (only paying for internet). Still better than the +$30 I'd be paying for the bundle...So I'm only getting fucked a little. They'll try and manage to fuck c
753.
by aroch 13y ago
Err, this is from Sept of last year and was fixed. What's this doing here?
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by aroch 13y ago
No, at the most it's snark, both Dwolla and MtGox were punished for not following Money Transmitter laws.
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by aroch 13y ago
Thirding the Gandi recommendation.
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by aroch 13y ago
It's not impossible (See Coinbase). You just have to follow the law -- it's a pretty simple concept
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by aroch 13y ago
No, but your TB device wouldn't have read access to physical memory (where keys would be)
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by aroch 13y ago
So turn off letting your Apple ID unlock your FV volumes. A FV drive, that's locked cannot be unlocked just by having local access. You authorize Apple to make a backup of your drive if yu're having work done that may cause data l
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by aroch 13y ago
I'm OK with this, mostly because it keeps idiots from doing idiotic things (ie, decreases spam) and is still easy enough to disable
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by aroch 13y ago
It doesn't have to be dedicated, just bustable to a reasonably large number of subscribers at a time. Netflix will prefretch data and a small amount of burstable bandwidth goes a long way in viewing quality. This isn't about let
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by aroch 13y ago
10Gbps isn't a lot in terms of total capacity or utilization but even a 100 extra kbps of burstable bandwidth/user can greatly improve the experience. It's the difference between buffering every 30sec and watching with onl
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by aroch 13y ago
It's also worth noting that a 10ge flatrate port to Cogent isn't going to cost them that much either -- and then they don't have to deal with any additional hardware, just a crossconnect. But for some reason, paying an addit
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by aroch 13y ago
A lot of the problem is probably Free and its policies. The way Free bullied, badgered and French-protectionism'ed its way into the various peering agreements (or lack thereof) could explain why v6 connectivity is worse.
764.
by aroch 13y ago
I'm happy to say my ~20 odd devices made the move to IPv6 this month
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by aroch 13y ago
They run the Kimsufi line, which is massively oversold (close to 40 "100mbps" clients per real 100Mbps). Their EG and HG server series is also way oversold if you've ever attempted to use the network to its fullest. Plus Oles
766.
by aroch 13y ago
Why do you leap to OVH's defense in any thread about them?
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by aroch 13y ago
A customer of many years, with at one point many servers with them. Now I only have a few to service some French customers.
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by aroch 13y ago
OVH is the largest not the best French host. They're a budget host that vastly oversells. OVH has no such reputation for responsiveness, their "fair" prices are based on many fold overselling their network and holding onto an
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by aroch 13y ago
Because of how the contract was worded, they didn't have to actually provide the service just "attempt" to or something like that
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by aroch 13y ago
So, does Docker run their blog in its own docker container? If so, it crashed!
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by aroch 13y ago
Both Firefox and Chrome supports webRTC. Chrome however has an implementation that isn't fully RFC compliant making FF and Chrome cross-talk more difficult
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by aroch 13y ago
Verizon got something like $10billion in cash to build FiOS out in New York...and never did
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by aroch 13y ago
Ha, what a joke. OVH's DDoS protection and prevention mechanisms suck
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by aroch 13y ago
Except streaming is the only viable option due to how content licensing works. You could do slow (200Kbps) download of content you plan on watching in the evening while you're at work, but because of restrictive licensing the cost beco
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by aroch 13y ago
Why does Comcast use so few peering locations? Because its cheaper to build and maintain only a few hubs. It's also cheaper for them to only onboard traffic a specific centers. JFK is the big US routing hub for Cogent and has
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by aroch 13y ago
It's only tangentially related to region. Comcast bring all of Netflix's traffic onboard in NYC and their East Coast routing is handled in New Jersey. Their eastern seaboard routing is about the only area where they're not ha
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by aroch 13y ago
That's not how traffic costs work, but it's much less than one cent per GB just to move the data
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by aroch 13y ago
Over the USB port on my TV, but I've also powered it with a wallwart
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by aroch 13y ago
I see this behavoir and I'm betting its an overheating problem. It only happens to me while streaming video
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by aroch 13y ago
Not a "vulnerability". Nothing is being exploited here. Show there be rate limiting on following? Probably. Does it really matter? No

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