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by miyuru 8mo ago
> Look at the map, all ocean travel between East Asia and India/Europe basically has to go past Singapore. Same can be said about Sri Lanka.
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by miyuru 8mo ago
This is what I experienced as well. these are some ticks I use now. 1. Write a generic prompts about the project and software versions and keep it in the folder. (I think this getting pushed as SKIILS.md now) 2. In the prompt add instructio
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by miyuru 8mo ago
Their CDN has a minimum $1 charge. I was testing IPv6 origin support (they don’t support it), and they billed me $2 for a couple of test requests. I was testing at the end of the month. With other providers, this would have cost only a few
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by miyuru 8mo ago
Not to mention their network is over used/congested as well. there are constant IPv4 issues and IPv6 goes down for several days. One of my client had dedicated servers in contabo and had to move to OVH because of it.
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by miyuru 8mo ago
GitHub is the main problem currently. Some software like composer does not work due to this. https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/10539 For countries, if you meaning connecting to VPS, lot of countri
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by miyuru 8mo ago
Most low-end providers will just keep using old hardware for longer. IPv4 shortages didn’t kill it, and I don’t think this will either.
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by miyuru 9mo ago
There is Asahi Linux project for Apple Silicon Macs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asahi_Linux
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by miyuru 9mo ago
Some info from NASA optical communication page. "Even Earth’s atmosphere interferes with optical communications. Clouds and mist can interrupt a laser. A solution to this is building multiple ground stations, which are telescopes on Ea
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by miyuru 9mo ago
I am also looking for a stripe atlas alternative. Having a EU based one will be great. previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25006716
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by miyuru 9mo ago
the person responsible for this mess was poached by meta a month ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46191194
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by miyuru 9mo ago
I dont think this works. I just tested on Chrome Android via remote inspect using developer tools. It loaded the image even when the image was below the fold.
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by miyuru 9mo ago
>One characteristic of v4 is it's somewhat reasonable to do a straight forward block on a range of addresses to shut down access. This is still somewhat possible with v6, but harder as there's simply a much larger portion of ip
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by miyuru 9mo ago
Maybe with the upcoming IP address certificates, we can use IP addresses again. I remember using IP addresses to access some sites in the past. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44379034
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by miyuru 9mo ago
for me, I don't need to even setup NAT64. My ISP provides it for me free.
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by miyuru 9mo ago
>ALL your services accessible through the tunnel are "down" for your users Not all. I operate site with IPv6 only origins behind cloudflare. During the outage I manged to login to the dashboard after some time and remove cloudf
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by miyuru 10mo ago
Netflix's main audience is general public who still cannot differentiate between mbps and MBps. for us nerds there is hidden stats for nerds option. https://blog.sayan.page/netflix-debug-mode/
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by miyuru 10mo ago
Funnily enough, I clicked the homebrew GitHub link in the post, only to get a rate limited error page from GitHub.
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by miyuru 10mo ago
ah if they are using cloudfront, they must be using the AWS managed WAF rule, which is pretty bad. I used that once and got in trouble with the client since the ruleset was over blocking.
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by miyuru 10mo ago
The API endpoint I am talking about needs a external verification. they allow to do the external verification before checking if the user is on the enterprise plan or not. The feature is only available to enterprise plans, it should not eve
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by miyuru 10mo ago
PAYG still has the same free limits. https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/pay-as-you-go/
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by miyuru 10mo ago
Whats going on with cloudflare's software team? I have seen similar bugs in cloudflare API recently as well. There is an endpoint for a feature that is available only to enterprise users, but the check for whether the user is on an ent
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by miyuru 10mo ago
I am using cloudflare because the origin servers are IPv6 only.
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by miyuru 10mo ago
> What specifically do you mean by ipv6 support? This question does not make sense. This is equivalent to asking "What specifically do you mean by ipv4 support" These days both protocols must be supported, and if there is a blo
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by miyuru 10mo ago
1. Adding a Geo feed [0] 2. Updating the description of the prefix to signal home use 3. Adding PTR for IPs might help [0] https://openconnect.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/3850784329...
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by miyuru 10mo ago
AWS CloudFront is free up to 1TB bandwidth and 10 million HTTP/HTTPS requests per month. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-free-tier-data-transfer...
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by miyuru 11mo ago
this is Airbus, not Boeing
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by miyuru 11mo ago
> Hardware-accelerated video playback of H.264 (AVC), H.265 (HEVC) and VP9 video streams > Hardware-accelerated video recording into H.264 (AVC) and H.265 (HEVC) formats no mention of AV1? Surprised since most websites including YT us
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by miyuru 11mo ago
Funny enough, I recently stumbled upon an Australian comedy show called Utopia that looks more and more like a documentary now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_otJbx-PVOw
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by miyuru 11mo ago
How did you access HN? is it by typing its IPv4 address?
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by miyuru 11mo ago
This is a chicken and egg problem. Internet have become super large(the irony) and doing a upgrade to it is hard as we need support of all stakeholders. The problem is some of them are not supporting IPv6 deployment. There will be a time wh

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