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by ay 15y ago
Oh, so you have SCTP and DCCP support too ?
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by ay 15y ago
This is because there was one IPv6 address in the DNS reply. Search for "happy eyeballs" for the overall description of why. In short - If your IPv6 went dead and you'd have more than one IPv6 addr in the reply, you'd get bored until you re
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by ay 15y ago
Seeing how much the world would end if the content providers would have lit up AAAAs. They lit up AAAAs. The world did not notice. So it is a huge success.
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by ay 15y ago
you can try http://news.ycombinator.com.sixxs.org/ until PG gets dualstack
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by ay 15y ago
Also: their DNS recursive server is whitelisted by google, so you can get YouTube videos over IPv6
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by ay 15y ago
Ah, if the intent is to test the clients/server in an isolated LAN - then, yes, ULAs might work. Though you can as well use the 2001:db8::/32 and later you can also publish your examples readily. My comment was about any testing that involv
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by ay 15y ago
The point of the day is to ensure that enabling AAAAs on the server side does not break the world. clientside IPv6 connectivity is a nice plus, but optional. A couple of corrections: 1) ULAs are normally not routable over the internet. Th
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20% of top 500 sites are now IPv6-enabled(fit.nokia.com)
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by ay 15y ago
During one of the last FOSDEMs (fosdem.org) we noticed similar thing - the RTT to google.com was slightly smaller over IPv6 than IPv4. But it's a mixed bag. All one can conclusively say that the average patient temperature in the hospital i
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by ay 15y ago
ping me if you want any help with the debugging. I might be a bit busy but will try to help. Either my gmail or work address could work as XMPP contact.
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by ay 15y ago
This is kind of nice pun indeed, thanks!
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by ay 15y ago
BTW in case it is a non-event, you can post fun IPv6 addresses that you notice. Here's some. Check the AAAA for: www.facebook.com www.luns.net.uk www.cisco.com EDIT: I meant, check the literal IPv6 addresses that correspond to these hostnam
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by ay 15y ago
Lovely - thanks for the link! added it to my mini-directory on ipv6-test.net
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by ay 15y ago
Would be very interesting to hear what the HN folks' experiences are with the whole v6day thing. Hopefully it should be a non-event, but interesting to know anything otherwise.
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by ay 15y ago
Don't read too much into that. They did not say anything about the engineers. They talked about the articles - a good part of which is indeed panic-inducing. Which is probably a good thing in itself - else it's hard to get people moving. An
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by ay 15y ago
There is (was? I haven't been to SL for a couple of years) a thriving live music community. Have you played in front of the crowd ? I did - and even if the crowd is virtual, it's a pretty cool feeling. My employer did rather successful semi
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by ay 15y ago
A nit re. syncoookies: TCP three-way handshake always occurs in the kernel. You can grab the kernel source, the relevant stuff is in net/ipv4/tcp_input.c; What syncookie may somewhat help you with is if you have super-large number of ha
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by ay 15y ago
Did this work for you on the latest versions ? I tried a couple of these programs - but none worked. There was a voodoo trick which involved running the kindle on windows (which I do not have) and snarfing the book from within memory while
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by ay 15y ago
Judging by its description (CDN-like functionality?), it might also do a great service if it offered to dual-stack the sites that use it. Even if time before June 8th runs short, I am sure they would get some new customers because of this
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by ay 15y ago
Google folks I happened to work with, do exhibit "noticeably higher than average" standards of social behavior. This is in addition to being world-class engineers. OTOH, there is different spectrum of people in every big company - so maybe
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by ay 15y ago
This brings up a question: is the time of the submission a random variable ? If yes - assuming the submitters did not have the prior knowledge - then I think the results should be random even if we were just to select X consecutive entries
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by ay 15y ago
"pipe so small" - ironically, the symptom you describe are also indicative of the Path MTU problems. Not that this is necessarily the case, but I could not help but notice the wordplay. The wireshark would show you the TCP three-way handsha
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by ay 15y ago
"browser decides enough is enough" IIRC from reading the sources, both FF and Chrome had a limit of 30 hardcoded - after this many redirects they would give up and say "uh, it's a redirect loop".
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by ay 15y ago
I'd speculate that the browser is the biggest firehose through which the junk can come in. http://qubes-os.org/Screenshots.html shows two browser windows, which is great. Now, what I do not see is the interaction from the HCI side. Two br
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by ay 16y ago
"The problem is that we are forced to trust a particular CA because the company we are dealing with chose to buy their certificate from that particular CA." That's why maybe interesting to make the current approach symmetric: Create a "CA a
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by ay 16y ago
I know what you mean. For me it was: "Hm. he wrote that with a good confidence. Which part of my knowledge is wrong or incomplete ?" :-) Kind of the same feeling when the significant other garbage-collects a pen you put on the table just a
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by ay 16y ago
"Okay, you got me there." - it was not really intended as a trick - sorry for the wording. As for the trivial hash - now I scrolled down the page on Wikipedia, indeed. I never thought of it this way. (That an identity function on an integer
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by ay 16y ago
Ha, nice - I tried only goo.gl and bit.ly With http://preview.tinyurl.com/3maue6t it works, btw. Though, tinyurl still barfs when I try to shorten the data URI that http://software.hixie.ch/utilities/cgi/data/data gave to me when I let
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by ay 16y ago
I am missing something. How is this dramatically different from passing around the data: URIs ? data:text/html;charset=utf-8,However,%20data%20URI%20does%20the%20same%20without%20the%20server. Here is a self-containing cached document, for
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by ay 16y ago
Thanks for publishing it! Any chances you might push it in the Kindle format to Amazon as well ? (And if my own experience re. price were of any interest - Kindle e-books in ~$10-$15 ballpark is what almost destroyed my budget this month:)

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