miyuru

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by miyuru 6mo ago
Commit maker is here and have only posts slop here as well. https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=ndhandala wonder when will he submit them here.
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by miyuru 6mo ago
only-eu.eu registered on Porkbun LLC and hosted on Cloudflare, Inc https://whois.eurid.eu/en/search/?domain=only-eu MX points to route1.mx.cloudflare.net as well. they should use their own product before giving ot
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by miyuru 6mo ago
most the upper management of companies who use them have dont have the technical competence to see it. (eg: banks, supermarket chains, manufacturing companies) once they are in, no one likes to admit they made a mistake.
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by miyuru 6mo ago
really home users who mess with DNS settings? Lot of people here are living in a bubble.
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by miyuru 6mo ago
DNS should be auto configured and work with multiple redundancy these days. If it breaks, so much that you cannot do a dig, you need to re think your network.
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by miyuru 6mo ago
it will naturally happen when you work with it long term, similar to how it was with v4.
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by miyuru 6mo ago
they do use it in their speedtest server. curl -v https://speedtest.ams.t-mobile.nl.prod.hosts.ooklaserver.net:8080 ... * Connected to speedtest.ams.t-mobile.nl.prod.hosts.ooklaserver.net (2a02:4240::e) port 8080
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by miyuru 6mo ago
I am running IPv6 only servers, and I think it's fair that v4 only people feel the same pain some time in the future.
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by miyuru 6mo ago
I noticed the same, I had nodes on 2 different ISPs. On one ISP inbound IPv6 was blocked at router, while on other IPv6 was fully allowed. Tailscale detected this is automatically created the tunnel from the blocked one to the other. I was
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by miyuru 6mo ago
Instagram was uploading the images while the user were adding post details, back in 2012! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3913919 No one seem to use or care about their own product anymore. Only uses dashboard and metr
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by miyuru 6mo ago
I have mentioned this elsewhere, but ISPs should make BYOIPv6 more common, not just to the Business customers. Their are people like OP who do this via a VPS provider that supports BYOIP and then tunnel to the VPS network, so there is a dem
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by miyuru 6mo ago
https://archive.ph/cwDaq (No account needed)
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by miyuru 7mo ago
what about your mobile phone or laptop?
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Building NetPulse: from MRTG replacement to something much bigger(as215855.net)
1 points by miyuru 7mo ago|0 comments
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IPv6 Adoption Across the TopK Web Hosts(commoncrawl.org)
2 points by miyuru 7mo ago|0 comments
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by miyuru 7mo ago
I don't think there will any thing to broken if they go down this path. They are still investing in AI, when they should be investing in ARM. Apple silon is winning developers, even enterprise and with NEO the entry level market where
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by miyuru 7mo ago
My guess is that they want to keep the url clean. I have seen that port technique used in NAT servers.
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by miyuru 7mo ago
I complained as a yearly tradition for couple of years to get v6 enabled in my ISP. They had the core network enabled on World IPv6 Launch in 2012, but not deployed to end customers. One simple way to check if your ISP have some kind of IPv
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by miyuru 7mo ago
> We cannot issue an IPv4 address to each machine without blowing out the cost of the subscription. We cannot use IPv6-only as that means some of the internet cannot reach the VM over the web. That means we have to share IPv4 addresses b
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by miyuru 7mo ago
I was confused too. If I read the blog post correctly, this was to get a MP3 output from other audio sources. No video. He could created a few bash files and run in locally, assuming he is in the USA save ton of money spent creating the mes
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by miyuru 7mo ago
I think you meant "avoid unprotected left turns made with Gemini" option
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by miyuru 7mo ago
You're correct, but the issue is that static IPv6 isn’t even available as an option—at least in my experience with two ISPs in my country. It may be different in other places.
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by miyuru 7mo ago
In my view, the problem largely comes from the way the Internet has grown. Many of these concepts developed together with the Internet, and IPv4 was the protocol that evolved with them. I see many ISPs deploying IPv6 but still following the
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by miyuru 7mo ago
In my servers I dont have IPv4 at all, just IPv6 only. On the plus side, it does not waste CPU cycles used to block unwanted IPv4 traffic.
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by miyuru 7mo ago
Gemini, doubles down when a mistake is pointed out. Other usually find the mistake or check new sources to fix the mistake.
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by miyuru 7mo ago
I dont like the Gemini's personality. It acts like it know it all.
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by miyuru 8mo ago
Yes, that’s the reason I am holding back too. If Apple fully supported the Asahi Linux project, I 'll switch in a heartbeat.
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by miyuru 8mo ago
Looks like this is IPv6-only pricing, by the way. $0.60 will be added for the IPv4.
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Hilbert Map of IPv6 address space(observablehq.com)
40 points by miyuru 8mo ago|1 comments
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by miyuru 8mo ago
his app has also Google, Apple logins and for first time I have seen, login with meta button. https://app.wordsunite.us/

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