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by dylz 7y ago
> Does enough independent isp demand exist to aggregate the traffic to provide breakouts and satisfy Spectrum's 8 point term? You're very close to describing standard IP transit. The regional-ness of small ISPs and indies make
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by dylz 7y ago
For this context, when I say independents, I mean smaller providers - content providers, independent ISPs that aren't large enough yet. They will obviously peer with Google, Akamai, etc. Independents more or less just buy transit/
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by dylz 7y ago
The US is the same. All major ISPs refuse to peer with any independents at all; refuse to be on routeservers; and demand some minimum of like 50-100 Gbps for a peering session, with insane requirements. I've seen numerous ones also dem
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Huawei/Alibaba/etc has local peering, significantly better in general. Softlayer APAC is generally kind of ass - decent to out of country targets but little domestic. In SEA almost everything is country and ISP dependent.
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by dylz 7y ago
Imagine the type of reaction if the US decided to lock down a major city, compared to an authoritarian regime with full control over movement.
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by dylz 7y ago
If they didn't advertise 4K in the first place, then turn out to lie about it by upscaling, probably would remove a lot of these complaints.
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by dylz 7y ago
Is this site hacked or running dangerously bad ad networks? I'm getting malware attempts from "increaserev" attempting to autorun on load, and WTF is this: https://i.imgur.com/KycfPsf.png
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by dylz 7y ago
Half the links redirect to Facebook for some reason.
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by dylz 7y ago
Curious, why mono + .exe as a default, instead of .NET Core?
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by dylz 7y ago
Flight and plane wifi generally charge per device, block things like UDP and ICMP that break the internet, filter and MITM websites, including MITMing HTTPS, only allowing port 80/443, all sorts of horrendous malicious/hostile thi
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by dylz 7y ago
How can I pay with BTC or anything else?
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by dylz 7y ago
Everyone. AWS is being brutefroced 24/7. Every single one is.
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by dylz 7y ago
I can't see how Jira is similar to Github. Do you mean Gitlab or Stash?
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by dylz 7y ago
> Is there any easy solution like a proxy server where you funnel API requests through it and it only hits the actual Api when the cache expires or something? My lazy solution is nginx or varnish. You can set both to locally cache, set a
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by dylz 7y ago
This seems perfectly in line with the DMCA, as much as I disagree with it: - DMCA, circumvention means that there is a user attempting to “descramble a scrambled work, to decrypt an encrypted work, or otherwise to avoid, bypass, remove, dea
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by dylz 7y ago
Crap companies don't want Vine reviews, they want "real" fake reviews without the "I received this for free" marker. Legitimate ones go for Vine that would have probably kinda earned it anyway.
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by dylz 7y ago
Because they can serve 100G iOS updates off their own network as opposed to pushing 100G over the internet.
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by dylz 7y ago
They measure how well you can memorise something that you will probably never use in practice unless in some extremely specific field like database tree building.
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by dylz 7y ago
The phrase is 'text spinner', you can probably find snippets for parsing it in anything. it's largely used in spam.
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by dylz 7y ago
You pay for it. I've not enjoyed using the Influx "API" either, or some of their bizarre API practices such as returning HTTP 200 OK with a failure message. Federated prometheus or timescaledb maybe?
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by dylz 7y ago
You're probably joking, but there's several "let us use your connection to ''' mine ''' coin", and as far as I know people are just being used as open proxies for malicious purposes.
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by dylz 7y ago
One of my services routinely bans abusive hosts that try repeatedly ban evading, but we notice via TCP fingerprinting that their machine has started up under a minute ago each time it rotates. Non-passive: It's also possible to read a
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by dylz 7y ago
One thing of note is that many of the cheapo Android phones that are also high-spec don't necessarily come with malware from the factory - that $79 price is the real price, running AOSP. They will happily sell you it for the real price
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by dylz 7y ago
Actual link: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/wiki/Changelog This blog spam is serving drive by malware. https://i.imgur.com/DpYTX0d.png appears to be the trigger, for people intereste
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by dylz 7y ago
The original is now protected. Some replies: https://twitter.com/Authw8/status/1225596902567292928 https://twitter.com/Scooz_virtual/status/1225594955105816581 https://twitter
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by dylz 7y ago
The tweet that this started with has turned into a rather funny chain of bearded men posting their "verified by AI acceptances" and how messed up the whole process is, while women (both cis and trans) have been posting their rejec
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You will receive account suspensions shortly after / days after removing it, at least in my experience.
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by dylz 7y ago
It has nothing to do with the crap preprint. There are journal articles about HIV medication treating SARS-CoV from over a decade ago.
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by dylz 7y ago
ICANN HQ is in Los Angeles, as a minimum

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