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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Expect CG-NAT boxes are expensive, and introduce another point of failure into the network. Most mobile carriers are running IPv6 first networks these days anyway. Like you said, CG-NAT does have the benefit of making v4 address reputation
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
I mean it's not totally crazy, Microsoft did rip out Window's original networking stack and replace it with BSDs (which has probably been heavily modified/evolved since then)
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
THIS is a good idea and use case. Rather than having every install be what every random commands chatGPT decided to spit out that day.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
How is asking an LLM to make some random install script up better than a script designed by the application developer? The install.sh is auditable, yes you need to know bash to be able to audit it, but the same is true for an LLM, it could
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Currently when you configure DNS over TLS/HTTPS you have to set the IP address AND the hostname of the SSL certificate used to secure the service. Getting IP Address certs makes the configuration simpler
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
If you have non-public IPs you need certs for you should set up a non-public certificate authority and issue your own certs for them.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Microsoft has deprecated NTLM and is actively ripping it out of windows. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/upcoming-changes-t... Windows 11 is probably the last version that will contain NTLM (and hopefull
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Correct, but if there's a bug/enhancement/support they want, it's perfectly reasonable to ask for compensation for it.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Definitely complain to you local water/utility regulator, and your state representative.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
See as you can buy narcan out of a vending machine now, yes it's wider distribution probably has a downward effect on opioid deaths.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
> They literally would not allow the patient to wean off of it If true that clinic needs to be reported. Patients have a right to taper down and exit treatment. When a patient enters treatment at an OTP (Methadone clinic) they start with
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Does your employer get to know every little detail of your medical conditions when you call in sick? After all they're funding it.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
> We might want to learn from what went wrong here. I'm sure NASA is keeping good records and will take lessons learned from this situation, but they can do that without blasting someone's private medical information out public
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
The US Implemented sanctions on the ICJ and they have to emergency migrate out of their O365 tenant. The US also recently stationed the former EU commissioner who was the architect of the Digital Markets Act. So while unlikely, it is not a
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Free to use vs free to do what ever you want with
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Nah, university approves learning objectives for a course, but how the objectives are achieved is up to the professor.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Yeah people in positions of power and leaders model what acceptable behavior is for the rest of the group.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Yeah, the US government has advanced cyberwar fare capabilities, but this BGP anomaly is not a result of, or evidence of that.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
The Internet is a network of Networks, BGP (Boarder Gateway Protocol) is how routers tell other routers what networks they are connected to. This allows you to connect to any device on the Internet, even if you have to go through 5 differen
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
First learn the basics of IP networking, looking for CCNA certification materials or Comptia Network+ materials would give you a good base of knowledge. BGP is just the way networks exchange routes (paths to a specific IP address) between e
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
MANERS has some reporting here https://observatory.manrs.org/#/overview And Cloud flare has some publicly available reporting in radar https://radar.cloudflare.com/routing
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Venezuela was declining and authoritarian long before the US implemented sanctions.
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Truth. There's been a lot of work over the past 10-15 years to strap on best practices and validation to make these kinds of incidents less common or impossible. The article even talks about several upcoming changes/standards at t
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by patmorgan23 9mo ago
Respectfully your comment sounds like paranoid thinking. The section of the article pointing out the AS prepending makes it really clear the route leak is a nothing Burger. It's incredibly unlikely this leak change how any traffic was
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by patmorgan23 10mo ago
Yes, that service was called Azure Active Directory Domain Services (now Entra ID Domain Services)
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by patmorgan23 10mo ago
Their document states they support v6, and given how much of their stack involves v6 I would be shocked if they didn't support v6 outbound. > Outbound IP addresses > Fly Machines have IPv6 addresses from which they make requests
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by patmorgan23 10mo ago
The ISPs assigning only /64s to whole data centers are not following the standards and best practices. For rate limiting I would block at the /64 level. Just like if someone is behind a CG-NAT they might run into ip reputation iss
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by patmorgan23 10mo ago
Ah RFoG. It's a weird technology choice. I think it's supposed to be transitional so they get the fiber in the ground now and then can later come back and rip out all the DOCSIS equipment and replace it with *PON
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by patmorgan23 10mo ago
T-Mobile and Meta are two I know about.
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by patmorgan23 10mo ago
What did they not list?

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