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by miyuru 1y ago
It not just safari, in firefox its slow too. I see loading spanner everywhere and even the page transition take ages compared to before. I am not sure what metric they are using justify ditching the perfectly working SSR they used before.
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by miyuru 1y ago
AWS us-east-1 is now taking down other providers.
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by miyuru 1y ago
I tried marginalia but the index is still small. It still haven't index my blog but have indexed my root homepage, which has a direct link to the blog.
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by miyuru 1y ago
Sad state of the legacy internet. This is a solved problem with IPv6. no wonder the why the corporations profiting from it delaying the migration.
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by miyuru 1y ago
> >300m users scale Netflix operates at They are not talking about the Netflix steaming service. https://www.netflix.com/tudum This is a site they are talking about which is very similar to a WordPress powered PR blog
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by miyuru 1y ago
For me it resolves to 198.74.55.216 which is a Linode USA IP. No IPv6. No mention of why it needs to go through a Linode server.
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by miyuru 1y ago
Currently top player no 2 "jackson" uses JS to send a request from his websites and anyone who clones his code. https://github.com/search?q=https%3A%2F%2Fipv4.games%2Fclaim... NO 1 must be doing a similar thing. O
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by miyuru 1y ago
There are plenty of low end providers that support IPv6 only. At that scale price of IPv4 is the highest cost of the VPS. Here is a list of providers I created back in 2022. https://blog.miyuru.lk/ipv6-hosting-2022/
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by miyuru 1y ago
> I do not want to be a "reasonably-skilled admin" > NAT to exist which acts as a de-facto firewall My option is you should not handle router config at all and leave it to the ISP.
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by miyuru 1y ago
Usually happy eyeball hides broken IPv6, but its pain to see broken AAAA records on domains that do support IPv6. I have a IPv6 checker and have a list of broken domains here. https://v6check.miyuru.lk/failed
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by miyuru 1y ago
Please ask them to add IPv6 support if you do. context: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/10539
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Interview with Cloud Architect in 2025 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by miyuru 1y ago|0 comments
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by miyuru 1y ago
what the usecase and what is the problem using the IPv6 address? In fact if the user has IPv6, IP blocks/Rate limits wont affect the other users on the CGNAT legacy address.
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by miyuru 1y ago
Looks like they only support single node deployment at the moment. Having worked with airdropped software packaging, next step is a multi node setup.
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by miyuru 1y ago
> Cryptocurrency as obviously failed I don't think cryptocurrency has failed. Yesterday I successfully payed with crypto when the payment with multiple credit cards failed.
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by miyuru 1y ago
Ironically, incidents like these further underscore the necessity of independence from Mastercard and Visa, as it seems anyone can influence these companies to serve their own interests.
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by miyuru 1y ago
Mirror: https://beeimg.com/view/m8002460503/
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by miyuru 1y ago
I guess that why they block IPv6 address when forced.
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by miyuru 1y ago
I guess the branding and marketing worked. Last time I checked Vercel was just reselling services of AWS.
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by miyuru 1y ago
google the domains and you will find subdomains that point to cachefly. hiwd.kxulsrwcq.com is pointing to vdd.cachefly.net I am not sure, but my guess is they might be used by some kind of a streaming service.
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by miyuru 1y ago
It mostly matches domains of CDNs at the DNS level. It should be really called a DNS proxy.
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by miyuru 1y ago
> I think many CDNs/game servers or good chunks of them are still IPv4 only. I have created a DNS proxy for this problem, it will add the correct AAAA records on such domains. https://gitlab.com/miyurusankalpa/I
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by miyuru 1y ago
This a genius move tbh. Offer to host badly (vibe)coded apps and then offer CF WAF to protect it from attacks.
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by miyuru 1y ago
they do for ISPs who wants to do it. this is referred in the "Free botnet threat feed" of the article.
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Amazon's $2B IPv4 tax – and how you can avoid paying it (2023)(blog.cloudflare.com)
3 points by miyuru 1y ago|0 comments
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by miyuru 1y ago
Cloudflare even has a blog post on it. https://blog.cloudflare.com/amazon-2bn-ipv4-tax-how-avoid-pa...
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by miyuru 1y ago
I don't think YT will implement any of these. annoying people with ads is feature not a bug.
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by miyuru 1y ago
bunny still don't support IPv6 to origin, or else I would have switched.
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by miyuru 1y ago
I think the parent meant that they moved from Azure to Hetzner.
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by miyuru 1y ago
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