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61.
by pyvpx 5y ago
and keep IPv[4|6]?
62.
by pyvpx 6y ago
because working through the absolute trash fire that has been closed source merchant silicon SDKs was/is a competitive advantage. things like P4 will move the competitive advantages farther up the stack where they belong
63.
by pyvpx 6y ago
competence at what, exactly?
64.
by pyvpx 7y ago
that's a german legal liability thing. not (just) european business generally being stuck in the 90s
65.
by pyvpx 8y ago
Akamai would like to have a word with you
66.
by pyvpx 8y ago
this is so intellectually lazy. you don't have to look very hard at Cisco (and many other "US" companies) to find Five Eyes assistance embedded in their products (either purposefully or by willful ignorance)
67.
by pyvpx 8y ago
So zero rating but for "the cloud" instead of mobile wireless end users? Not great. And it's beyond disingenuous to call peering "free". How does DE-CIX make any money? Do your line cards and optics and cross connec
68.
by pyvpx 8y ago
coffee that is even more expensive. restaurants and cafes that only Google salary expendable income can afford. and....nothing else.
69.
by pyvpx 8y ago
I think you mean knit bombed and unable to find parking. plenty of street art as well as graffiti on buildings. you have to wonder, if Berlin is just a bunch of nonsensical leftists and anarchists, why would Google be so interested in openi
70.
by pyvpx 8y ago
what German health insurance plan does not cover an ambulance ride in full?
71.
by pyvpx 8y ago
it has little to do with the pay of doctors and everything to do with health care administration costs, and insurance companies extracting as much profit as possible.
72.
by pyvpx 8y ago
where can I find this code?
73.
by pyvpx 8y ago
> Frankly, I am having a hard time believing that HE.NET failed that badly. Believe it. HE has many, many netiron-based routers in their network and many, many ASNs as transit customers. the hardware doesn't have the capacity to imp
74.
by pyvpx 8y ago
what instruction set are the cores? or are they eBPF ASICs essentially? :D
75.
by pyvpx 8y ago
like physical infrastructure or something else? a bit curious (having many neteng friends at many, many CDNs)
76.
by pyvpx 9y ago
IPv6 address space is also finite. but a handful of /64s is a paltry slice of it all.
77.
by pyvpx 9y ago
https://peeringdb.com/net/4224 that's just the public stuff!
78.
by pyvpx 9y ago
what are the pros of dynamically linked binaries, not related to disk and memory usage?
79.
by pyvpx 9y ago
mathematics itself can't be patented, sure. but it seems their specific application can be -- see: https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/92/materials/slides-92-... galois fields are very interesting for r
80.
by pyvpx 9y ago
it's a shame Galois Fields are basically completely/thoroughly patented for communications network use.
81.
by pyvpx 9y ago
https://b4rn.org.uk/
82.
by pyvpx 9y ago
probably because Intel doesn't look too fondly at companies who make ARM motherboards. I believe it's high time the long history of anticompetitive actions by Intel end, and their near/effective monopoly in major market segme
83.
by pyvpx 9y ago
Video can be found here: https://media.ccc.de/v/34c3-8860-deep_learning_blindspots
84.
by pyvpx 9y ago
because past $100K it becomes difficult rising to impossible from every person I've directly spoken to
85.
by pyvpx 9y ago
has he successfully converted his bitcoin into "fiat" currency? or does the college accept and denominate tuition in BTC?
86.
by pyvpx 9y ago
what makes kdb so special and why isn't there an open/libre alternative?
87.
by pyvpx 9y ago
and those I know who still hold BTC, the few that have tried to cash out so far haven't received a single dollar, euro, yen, or pound.
88.
by pyvpx 9y ago
those structures costs tens of thousands of dollars to setup as well as maintain. your taxable revenues must exceed the difference in effective tax rates versus the structure(s) maintenance costs in order for it to make sense. "easily&
89.
by pyvpx 9y ago
"zero rating" is not conducive to neutral treatment of network traffic.
90.
by pyvpx 9y ago
the whole reason "net neutrality" is even a thing in the United States is because how one is able to access internet bandwidth. it's an duopoly at best and the majority have exactly ONE option for broadband internet acces

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