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by benjojo12 5y ago
To the best of my knowledge, the IP blocks in the 8.0.0.0/8 range announced by cloudflare are their VPN exit blocks. I had similar issues with them in the past spewing weird traffic. Didn't really ever reach a conclusion on it, ot
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by benjojo12 5y ago
They already do in the form of the LIR and resource fee.
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by benjojo12 5y ago
I vouched for this to avoid it dropping off due to being flagged, since it didn't seem to be directly breaking the rules
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by benjojo12 5y ago
Previous Discussion :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22364830
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by benjojo12 5y ago
It's said that some people even put milk, hot water, and then tea bags! We are a weird lot.
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by benjojo12 5y ago
Author here -- before I made this I did the exact thing as you!
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by benjojo12 6y ago
For this bit flip to work it would have to happen before it was handed down to the actual resolver, since on the wire this flip would just cause a invalid parse of the DNS label
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by benjojo12 6y ago
The point was to say, if you are in a DC environment and have ~1ms access to a Stratum 1 NTP server, then you can use that, if you are on DSL/DOCSIS etc, then it's likely required to use GNSS/PPS sources
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by benjojo12 6y ago
Needs a (2000) on the title
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by benjojo12 6y ago
Flash is still used in animation and other bits, despite its web presence disappearing
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by benjojo12 6y ago
I have armbian loaded on it, the OS (other than the debain base) is DIY, but armbian has templates for common stuff (that I've never tried because I just use sshfs)
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by benjojo12 6y ago
I've got one! It took a while to ship because it got wedged in the middle of the COVID supply chain and shipping meltdown, but now that I have it it's a solid device, massive upgrade from the 4
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by benjojo12 6y ago
I figured it out, the apex goes to parking page, the WWW goes to the actual blog.
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by benjojo12 6y ago
This link goes to a domain parking page for me
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by benjojo12 6y ago
This runs Linux "inside" of DOS, allowing you to exec Linux i686 binaries "inside" of a DOS terminal I put inside in quotes because how this actually works is quite amusing (and apparently is actually how Windows 95 also
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by benjojo12 6y ago
There is a good chance it's just https://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geoip2/geoip2-connection-type-...
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by benjojo12 7y ago
EDIT: This appears to have died, now that the content servers for quakejs have died. My servers are no longer starting anymore :(. For those reading on later, there was peak of 10 on both servers just before it went down ioq3 1.36_GIT_4
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by benjojo12 7y ago
> One of the nice things about IPSec is that it's a standard. There's a reasonable chance that two endpoints written by separate parties will be able to communicate. Having deployed IPSec between vendors, this is only "sor
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by benjojo12 7y ago
Fragments are very hit or miss on the internet, https://blog.cloudflare.com/ip-fragmentation-is-broken/
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by benjojo12 7y ago
Locally you can set your MTU to larger than 1500, but if you (generally) try and send a packet towards the internet larger than 1500 it will be dropped without a trace, or it will be dropped and an ICMP message will be generated to tell you
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by benjojo12 7y ago
This is for ASN/IP whois, there is not sanctioned way of privacy/guard there, other then having a generic NOC line/email
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by benjojo12 7y ago
To quote the link in my reply to you: > Buypass Go SSL > It is free! Issued in Scandinavia based on the industry standard ACME. I posted a diff showing the patch you can use to switch go's crypto/acme/autocert to use it
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by benjojo12 7y ago
There is a 2nd ACME free CA these days based in Norway: https://www.buypass.com/ssl/products/acme I used it on a pervious post to test it out and it seemed to be fine: https://github.com/benjojo&#x
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by benjojo12 7y ago
It was actually 20 pounds for 10 ish, so it comes out even cheaper. Sadly it seems that was just a stroke of luck, since I can't find anyone else selling them anywhere near that cheap now
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by benjojo12 7y ago
Is this a clone of ipinfo.io?
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You cannot cURL under pressure(blog.benjojo.co.uk)
38 points by benjojo12 7y ago|13 comments
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The state of BGP routing security in 2019(blog.benjojo.co.uk)
1 points by benjojo12 7y ago|0 comments
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by benjojo12 7y ago
PIN's are 4 digits in the UK. Hashing them (even with a per user salt) would only produce 10k possible hashes. To have anything that was difficult to brute force would also just not practical on CPU constrained mobile devices.
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by benjojo12 7y ago
Yes, https://blog.cloudflare.com/monsters-in-the-middleboxes/
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by benjojo12 8y ago
Much like Class E space, too many systems would black list these IP's for them to be widely usable.

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