jamesog

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by jamesog 7y ago
They have: nextdns.io There was discussion a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20012687
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by jamesog 7y ago
By default mtr will do reverse DNS lookups on all hops. Several of the traces I ran showed the route to nextdns's /24 transiting over NTT and from the DNS name you can figure out where each router is.
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by jamesog 7y ago
There seems to be some routing oddities going on. I'm also in the UK (on AAISP). Sometimes I get ~48ms response, other times 200-300ms. Looking at mtr I'm occasionally routed to Dallas, Texas. Other times it's correctly routi
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by jamesog 7y ago
It's not great as a DNS server. It has some really odd behaviour. One of the things which used to annoy me a lot when using it as a recursor is things like `dig +trace` would just stop at dnsmasq, so you'd have to bypass it by doi
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by jamesog 7y ago
According to my nextdns analytics from the last few weeks my house has peaked at around 28,000 queries a day, 331k so far this month. Nextdns is blocking somewhere in the region of 400-600 queries each day, mostly things like Google Analyti
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by jamesog 7y ago
I've been using nextdns since I saw it posted on Twitter a few weeks ago. It's been great. I used to run something like PiHole on my home network but ultimately dnsmasq is not a good DNS server so I ditched it. I've been runn
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by jamesog 8y ago
Cloudflare's replacement for KT that jgrahamc mentioned - Quicksilver - uses LMDB for storage. I don't have numbers, but it performs great for our needs. It's heavier on the disk though because of fsync, however unlike KT we
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by jamesog 8y ago
And to add to point (4): as Marek says KT's replication is great... to a point. When Cloudflare was small and we only had to replicate to a relatively small number of machines it coped fine. As we scaled out each data centre we quickly
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by jamesog 9y ago
https://cloudflare-dns.com/ works, however it redirects to https://1.1.1.1/
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Whither the desktop? (2006)(ptribble.blogspot.com)
1 points by jamesog 11y ago|0 comments
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PGP word list passphrase generator(evs.sx)
2 points by jamesog 11y ago|0 comments
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CloudFlare Launches CDN PoP in Lima(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by jamesog 12y ago|0 comments
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by jamesog 12y ago
Box Backup isn't dead, but there is pretty much only one guy maintaining the code these days and he doesn't get time to release very often. It's good software but still not really feature-complete. For example, doing mass-res
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curl pipe sh(curlpipesh.tumblr.com)
4 points by jamesog 12y ago|0 comments
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by jamesog 12y ago
Are you using the HTTPS Everywhere extension, by any chance?
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by jamesog 12y ago
Slackware uses exactly this system.
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Why systemd?(blog.jorgenschaefer.de)
235 points by jamesog 12y ago|257 comments
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by jamesog 12y ago
Which you can also get by hitting Ctrl-T. This works for FreeBSD too. (Not sure about the other BSDs.)
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Subgraph OS: Adversary resistant computing platform(subgraph.com)
2 points by jamesog 12y ago|0 comments
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CloudFlare launches Madrid PoP(blog.cloudflare.com)
8 points by jamesog 12y ago|0 comments
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by jamesog 13y ago
CloudFlare - London, UK and San Francisco, CA, US CloudFlare is seeking Operations Engineers and Junior Operations Engineers in both London and San Francisco. CloudFlare's goal is to build a better Web. Our service provides DNS, CDN an