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by kazen44 4y ago
meanwhile in the SP world, most core networks can support IPV6 quite trivially because it is either just another payload that is labelled and put into an MPLS environment, or when we need connectivity for our own nodes, it is quite trivial
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by kazen44 4y ago
also, SRv6 in my opinion, is just a mess of security holes [0] and reinventing the same architecture over and over again while it is far more cumbersome to implement in hardware compared to simple MPLS LSP lookups.[1] [0] https:/&#x2F
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by kazen44 4y ago
technically speaking, switches do not hash TCP information but hash based on data in the Ethernet frame. (this is mainly used for correctly balancing load across links in an lacp bundle). High end routers are able to do pretty conplex looku
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by kazen44 4y ago
another Good example of this is the work RIPE is doing in regards to its work in securing the internet/bgp peering the model of ixp's as a community compared to how it works in the US.
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by kazen44 4y ago
another point which makes ipv6 easier to handle for network operators is the fact that subnetting is (practically) a thing of the past. Customers are supposed to get a /56, and the global routing table consists of /32's or at
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by kazen44 4y ago
> . No sympathy. He explained that he was too busy doing sales and managing. He would regularly say that if he had the time he could go do my job easily. this is a huge red flag. No one's job (in a knowledge based worker environment
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by kazen44 5y ago
please define routing? actual packet forwarding should be done in hardware, because software forwarding has atrocious performance in comparison.
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by kazen44 5y ago
juniper mx204 would be a great box for this.. but far pricier then mikrotik..
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by kazen44 5y ago
and TAC/support is half the reason you buy from the known vendors in the first place. (the other being well rounded and actual trustworthy performance numbers when using more niche network technologies, especially in regards to encapsu
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by kazen44 5y ago
with IPv6, one could also do MTU-path discovery. Which would automatically set the correct MTU based on a ICMP test between nodes and all endpoints.
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by kazen44 5y ago
don't trucker pay far higher highway/maintenance tax compared to normal people using the roads. that is atleasy my understanding of how a lot of a highway development gets funded, bussiness pay a lot more highway/road tax.
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by kazen44 5y ago
stressing out and panicing is the worst thing you can do in this situation. usually, keep your head cool and focus on the problem at hand. This is also the reason why engineering/operations should be seperate from customer communicatio
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by kazen44 5y ago
not allowing routing on the management interface is a big deal breaker for anyone trying to seperate their management networks from their revenue traffic. This, including a couple of other issues, is keeping me from adapting mikrotik for an
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by kazen44 5y ago
the openBSD community is also very pragmatic in terms of backwards compatibility. spending time make systems backwards compatible should be better spend making the path to using <newthing> as easy as possible, and a big help in that i
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by kazen44 5y ago
especially not in systems in which the goverment turns totalitarian. (see, fascism and while stalinism doens't have the concept of a company, many of its state owned enterprises where former companies).
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by kazen44 5y ago
the major other difference being that I can democratically elect who is part of my government. I cannot do this in a US owned corporation.
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by kazen44 5y ago
heck, soms European politicians are calling for a split of WhatsApp from Facebook because Facebook did not honor their end of the deal when they bought WhatsApp. fb hilariously claims that this would be impossible, which is kind of proving
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by kazen44 5y ago
if we are taking walmart in germany as an example, very, very little. see https://medium.com/the-global-millennial/why-walmart-failed-...
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by kazen44 5y ago
in my country (the netherlands) i have seen people stop at stop signs at times when there is very, very little traffic (04:00 at night). The point is also much more about creating a habit in which this kind of behaviour is just done, regard
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by kazen44 5y ago
Also, this kind of investment could be far better invested in making cities and (especially the US) far less dependant on cars in general.
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by kazen44 5y ago
this would not work, as it would still fall under the FISA jurisdiction according to US law.
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by kazen44 5y ago
and this is exactly what makes the EU a player in geopolitics. This kind of soft power even has a name, the brussels effect[0] 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brussels_effect
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by kazen44 5y ago
> This assumption leads to the conclusion that only services that reside in the same jurisdiction (EU, USA, ...) can be used if legal protection from the state is desired. which is the correct conclusion? As the state can only offer leg
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by kazen44 5y ago
what? ipv4 addresses are unique in the default free zone. they cost money because without having a prefix that is unique, you cannot route across the internet.
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by kazen44 5y ago
this highly depends on how ZFS is configured. for instance, what is your ARC configuration in this case? It can have a massive impact of performance. getting ZFS to perform well takes a bit of work, but in my opinion performance is on par w
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by kazen44 5y ago
actually, i want it backup up concurrently. for instance, the systems better checks all memory banks and disks before it finishes booting. Having a system boot slower is an annoynance when downtime occurs, but having a system boot incorrect
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by kazen44 5y ago
the food supply also shouldn't be a free market. People speculating on food prices/availablity (or even worse, hoarding it to influence price) is usually not taken very kindly by the population or goverment because of the results
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by kazen44 5y ago
> it's actually a funny story here. If you look at specifics, most of those things (like 8 hour workday and so on) were getting to be standard practice in the industry before they were regulated. In the US perhaps, but in many count
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by kazen44 5y ago
also, a free market doesn't count in the externalities of crypto mining. Like the massive waste of electricity and the resulting carbon emissions. The free market doesn't care about the longlevity of the earth, because it is an ex
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by kazen44 5y ago
> "standard contractual clauses", basically an attempt to contract away the regulation is not valid. how is this suprising? This has been the case in Civil law since atleast napoleonic times. Contracts do not declare laws or ri

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