jgrahamc

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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   The comment I responded to could be interpreted as "America, I don't understand what you're doing" or "America, I disagree strongly with what you're doing". I was responding to the former. I am simply unsu
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   I'm European and I 100% disagree with the characterization that I'm sitting here thinking "America, what are you doing?".
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Nice. Glad we got this fixed.
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Hey. This is Cloudflare's CTO. We've rolled out a change to all free accounts in Cloudflare to bring them into line with paid accounts. The problem you are talking about here has been fixed and we should be doing Zero Downtime Fai
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Our internal monitoring shows a pretty big drop in OVH traffic which appears to be recovering.
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Why was someone insulating Wirth like that?
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Did they implement something like a new signal analysis method that enabled it? Well, we do keep building bigger and bigger antennas and antenna arrays. So while Voyager can't change, we do. And we can build more and more sensitive (
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   Forced offline: the Q3 2024 Internet disruption summary(blog.cloudflare.com)

   1 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|0 comments
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   No, I do not.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Update: change is rolling out to do zero downtime failover on free accounts.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    It depends... ssh-keygen -L displays the fields as Principals (which are set using the -n parameter) and internally a lot of the OpenSSH code talks about AuthorizedPrincipals...
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Don't forget all the people at Cloudflare who responded to a ping from me on a Saturday and looked into it. We are going to make the change. This will improve our free accounts so it's a win for everyone. Thanks to OP for writing
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Looks like this has nothing to do with session affinity. I was wrong. Apparently, this is a difference between our paid and free plans. Getting the details, and finding out why there's a difference, and will post.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Thank you for appreciating my lame joke.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Hmm. I've asked the authoritative DNS team to explain what's happening here. I'll let HN know when I get an authoritative answer. It's been a few years since I looked at the code and a whole bunch of people keep changing
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    This one? [1] New York, Seattle, Washington, D.C., San Diego, Alexandria, Victoria, Adelaide, Buenos Aires, etc. I was trying to figure out what "etc." meant.
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    Billions and billions (of logs): scaling AI Gateway with Cloudflare Workers(blog.cloudflare.com)

    1 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|0 comments
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    If you live in a city that already has a OneBusAway server How do you find a list of places it's deployed. I tried Googling "onebusaway cities" which got me this page https://onebusaway.org/onebusaway-deploy
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    Build durable apps on Cloudflare Workers: write Workflows, we do the rest(blog.cloudflare.com)

    13 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|0 comments
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    Durable Objects aren't just durable, they're fast: a 10x speedup for Queues(blog.cloudflare.com)

    4 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|0 comments
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Sigh. I'll get that fixed and figure out how that happened.
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    Is this thing on? Using OpenBMC and ACPI power states for reliable server boot(blog.cloudflare.com)

    2 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|0 comments
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    It feels like mainstream technology is slowly replacing most if not all accessibility devices, and I think that's a really good thing for those who need them! Pretty much everyone eventually suffers from some sort of "disability
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    If you want to try to crack the password you don't need the ZIP file. Just the key (which you can see in the bkcrack command above).
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I can tell you it's over 14 ?p, and over 16 ?u?d, and over 17 ?u.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I don't know why but here's when: https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=encipher%2Cenc...
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    No, I did not. I threw quite a lot of compute power at it using bkcrack (CPU) and hashcat (GPU) but never found out what it was. It was definitely not TIMBOBIMBO, sadly! I also ended up sponsoring the bkcrack project because the maintainer
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    So when he DM’d me to say that he had “a hell of a story”—promising “one-time pads! 8-bit computers! Flight attendants smuggling floppies full of random numbers into South Africa!”—I responded. Ha ha ha. Yes, that was literally my very sh
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I am not trying to "make an exception", I'm asking for information external to Cloudflare so I can look at what people are experiencing and compare with what our systems are doing and figure out what needs to improve.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    My email is jgc@cloudflare.com. I'd like to hear from the owners of RSS readers directly on what they are experiencing. Going to ask team to take a closer look.