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by john37386 5y ago
Where did all this money go? It can't disappear just like that, can it? I can't withdraw more than a few K per week with crypto exchanges. How can $300B evaporate just like that?
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by john37386 5y ago
Used to work for internet video game companies at the infrastructure level. We were constantly under attack. I mean, out of 40 Gbps of bandwidth on internet spread over multiple data centers, a good percentage was just pure hacks and attack
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by john37386 5y ago
scroll down and it should pop from the left at some point. Maybe try in private mode?
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by john37386 5y ago
Ya me too. I wonder if someone could try to trick a 3d effect and that it feels like something alive is coming from the screen
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by john37386 5y ago
The little man that appeared on the side really scared me! I mean wow, but for a second I really thought something was coming out of the screen.
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by john37386 5y ago
It sounds like a nice move to start increasing competition on bandwidth out by cloud providers. Let's see if the market will follow. Indeed, it doesn't change much for big players, but it is a lower monthly/yearly bill for th
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by john37386 5y ago
I used pf + carp on OpenBSD in 2004. It was really awesome to failover from 1 firewall to the other without losing tcp + udp states for all the servers and clients behind the cluster. pf is really powerful. pf on OpenBSD even more! Another
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by john37386 5y ago
I agree and I don't understand the point. There might be something that you and I don't see. Anyone has a clue on why it's important to have such a huge infrastructure just to start a Tesla car?
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by john37386 5y ago
Why do owners of Tesla cars need an App to use their car? What is the advantage of needing a central infrastructure + app just to start your car?
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by john37386 5y ago
What is the difference between Klara and IXSystems? Are they competitor, partners or something else?
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by john37386 5y ago
I might change my strategy and finally call them at some point. It's just frustrating to be stuck in this situation. Thanks for the tip.
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by john37386 5y ago
I subscribed to a weekly meal kit. It was very easy to onboard and I liked the service for many months. My situation changed and I no longer needed their service. I wanted to cancel my subscription and it's impossible to do online. It&
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by john37386 5y ago
I recall having 8 MB of RAM and a lot of swap or whatever they called it in OS/2 Warp. It was really beautiful graphically and felt ahead of its time. But, it was not fast and far from warp speed. Thanks for explanation about codename
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by john37386 5y ago
I recalled OS/2 Warp in the mid 90's. Anyone knows why they called it OS/2 Warp in that era and not just OS/2?
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by john37386 5y ago
Yes I meant for transferring to another DNS server. In this case, they can't.
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by john37386 5y ago
There is always a step which involve to email the domain when a domain update its information with the registrar. In this case, facebook.com and registrarsafe.com are managed by the same NS. You need these NS to query the MX to send that up
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by john37386 5y ago
At this point people hope it will just restart so that we can all resume a normal life. There can only be 2 options. It will be fix very soon or it will be a hell of a night with a lot of coffee.
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by john37386 5y ago
Good catch. Hopefully, they won't need an email sent to fb.com from registrarsafe.com to update an important record to fix this. What a loop.
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by john37386 5y ago
I don't know. I doubt. It's just funny to think that you need email to fix BGP, but DNS is down because of BGP. You need DNS to send email which needs BGP. It's a kind of chicken and egg problem but at a massive scale this ti
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by john37386 5y ago
Yeah the patch to fix BGP to reach the DNS is sent by email to @facebook.com. Ooops no DNS to resolve the MX records to send the patch to fix the BGP routers.
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by john37386 5y ago
Imagine if they need access to fb.com email to re-enable the access for the on-site technician.
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by john37386 5y ago
Even the Name servers are not returning any values. That's bad. dig @8.8.8.8 +short facebook.com NS These are usually anycasted, meaning that 1 ip return in NS are in fact several servers spread in several regions. They are distributed
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by john37386 5y ago
In Quebec/Canada there is this huge company called Trigone. They build all kind of big buildings here and their modus operandi was to create shell companies around Trigone. So the shell company would build the building and instantly ba
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by john37386 5y ago
Make sure you won't use the 100Gbps in the full month because it might DDoS your wallet ;)
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by john37386 5y ago
I like this sentence from the article: "They come without a smile, but they leave with one". I'm loving it.
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by john37386 5y ago
You might be right. Here is another update from fastly: The issue has been identified and a fix has been applied. Customers may experience increased origin load as global services return. Let's see
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by john37386 5y ago
It's probably a DDoS attack.
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by john37386 5y ago
Here is lesson to learn for shopify talented staff. Don't put all your eggs in the same nest. I'm sure they can build something better than that. Hopefully, they will learn from this outage.
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by john37386 5y ago
It should be resolve soon. From fastly status page: The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented. Posted 1 minute ago. Jun 08, 2021 - 10:44 UTC
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by john37386 5y ago
bc1 is for bech32 addresses. A feature of the new segwit. Aparently there is a way to predict the private key derived from using multiple times the bc1 address. Details are available here: https://sudonull.com/post/8212

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