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1441.
by betaby 11y ago
Neither DNSSEC on Route53. Plenty of technologies are just not available on 'insert popular cloud provider of today'. That's why not everyone there where everyone-else.
1442.
by betaby 11y ago
What I find missing in current state of containers is a lack of surrounding utils. For example LXC-* still didn't reach the same level of functionality as say vzctl. Having light non LXC dependent tool like NsJail is nice thought, espe
1443.
by betaby 11y ago
They keep buying space. Microsoft for example http://www.networkworld.com/article/2228854/microsoft-subnet...
1444.
by betaby 11y ago
IPv4 to IPv6 mapping exists for a long time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6to4
1445.
by betaby 11y ago
Randomly distributed sampling should give the same percentage.
1446.
by betaby 11y ago
In fact IPv4 transfers are very common in RIPE servin region, there is official pace https://www.ripe.net/manage-ips-and-asns/resource-transfers-... So companies are buying IPv4 space
1447.
by betaby 11y ago
There are many ways to do so, like dual stack of real IPv6 + RCF6598 for IPv4 - used by many ISPs in Europe where IPv4 space shortage is a real problem.
1448.
by betaby 11y ago
Interesting, especially in the light of google reported ~2 percent IPv6 penetration in China. My personal experience in managing somewhat popular sites (dual stack) in line with Google reported numbers. https://www.google.ca&#x2F
1449.
by betaby 11y ago
I've heard OVH is second biggest in the world and they do have IPv6.
1450.
by betaby 11y ago
Interesting how reliability is measured in the context of OS kernel? Also I'm sure someone took a look to the QNX source code to understand which technics were used to achieve that. Since code is available but not opensource, perhaps s
1451.
by betaby 11y ago
How is your experience? If you tether, do you get IPv6 on your laptop as well? Is IPv4 traffic NATed or not ?
1452.
by betaby 11y ago
I some what skeptical about all those IPv6 launch days. Residential IPSs across the world really do not care. Meanwhile in Canada for example Rogers gives 3G/LTE users IPs from the 25.0.0.0/8 (UK Ministry of Defence) and then NAT
1453.
by betaby 11y ago
Is it true? Also some vendors sells Ubuntu / Chromebooks, would they have better battery life if reformatted to Windows ?
1454.
by betaby 11y ago
I have read that rather lengthy article and still didn't get the reason "why not?". From the article "The amount of information an attacker would need to get right, measured in number of bits or bytes is a fairly useful
1455.
by betaby 11y ago
In Europe, RIPE has market place for that. You can even see transfers there https://www.ripe.net/manage-ips-and-asns/resource-transfers-...