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by rmoriz 6mo ago
When Amazon launches an API everyone cries. Same story over and over. Even better example: TakeAway-Group. The perfect MITM.
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by rmoriz 6mo ago
Surprised how little the B2C and even B2B e-commerce segment is providing API access for automation and agentic coding. One could easily set up rate limits, fraud detection and KYC checks upfront initial access.
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by rmoriz 6mo ago
- agentic coding developers - micro startup founders - meme lords
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by rmoriz 6mo ago
Every server admin can ban your account. You can’t move a banned account. You lose everything. I was banned from mastodon.social because I dare to criticize the socialist regime of the former GDR on Germany‘s Independence Day.
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by rmoriz 6mo ago
This lead to even more strict echo chambers because they effectively kill different opinions. The bubble will become even more strict and radical to people that are not living the cult.
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by rmoriz 6mo ago
> Some of the most toxic conversations I've seen were on Mastodon I second this. Even moderation of mastodon.social and related OSS projects is toxic. It was the biggest disappointment of the last couple of years to me, even worse t
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
I built a ruby cli (back when Thor was a thing) that does most of the stuff, but I still edit the zone itself using vim („dns edit <zone>“ launches vim). PowerDNS has nice cli to deal with DNSSEC and bind (file) backend so I don’t hav
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
Still running DNS without a database and immutable. Push-based deployment.
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
Well. Nobody remembers me already so I doubt they will even care when a truck hits me on my bike.
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
UBI/UBS requires a very solidaric community. But the current situation (in Germany) is not about finding any job but taking a low paid, hard working or even dangerous job (nursing service, shifter, even soldier, public sector). UBI m
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
I also took the route of finding a new hobby (biking, all things bike mechanics, even politics) but of course it's not paying any of my bills. That's the point. While I helped making other people very rich, I never owned shares or
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
A couple of years ago Bloomberg reported about spy chips/hw backdoors in SuperMicro mainboards but to my knowledge without a smoking gun proof. Maybe they had to settle outside of court and also had to sign papers to help protect the c
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
„Pre-publish“ and „double signature“
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
I enabled DNSSEC a couple of years ago on my self hosted powerdns setup. I sign the zone locally, than build docker containers via SSH on the target nodes. I made a mistake once and signed with wrong keys which then broke DANE. It‘s good to
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by rmoriz 7mo ago
I know it's a bit off-topic, but https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTYnzLbHUHA
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
It's about decentralization, and IPv6 adoption is very high in Europe. Resilience means to know how to network. A large enthusiastic community of amateurs leads to skilled professionals.
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
The strongest reaction of EU would be to subsidize RIPE small LIR fees to 0€ and embrace decentralization.
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
I can't understand how such AI slop ca make money on FB or TikTok. I mean hardly anything gets viral.
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
I would have loved to see mandatory DNSSEC requirements
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
I don’t want to speculate who is behind that. Clearly some SaaS shops are way overpriced but this is in no way the end of the business modell. Some contrarian will find the right timing to counter play and become more wealthy…
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
By using an external service, people outsource problems. Using agentic coding to „clone“ a service by naively specifying the features (not the implementation) will insource the problem. If the problem is static, separated, well understood a
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
This is not sustainable IMHO. RIPE fees are: €75 per assignment / sponsored resource €50 per ASN assignment So in your case it's only €50 for the AS-object but your LIR needs to allocate their LIR base fee costs (which includes th
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
I don't want to blame anyone for using this setup except RIPE for their fee schedule. For example, I don't have IPv6 because that would double my running costs just for RIPE.
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
But op claims to be independent by using PA space of their LIR…
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
They keep details private. It's not something transparent like eBay or a public auction. I think it's just a scam to pressure buyers into offering more.
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
fixed arin link: https://www.arin.net/resources/fees/fee_schedule/ It's basically $275/year to have an AS and some PA assignment with no intermediary LIR. In Europe, you have to pay €1800/year
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
It's not comparable. You will lose your AS and PA if your sourcing-LIR goes out of business or increases prices against you. It's ab big difference to become a LIR or just a downstream customer.
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
Just a reminder, that the basic fees at RIPE are 2-3x the fees at ARIN which hurts individuals, SOHO and multihomed not-for-profit institutions. fee schedules FYI - ARIN 2026 PDF: https://www.arin.net/resources/fees&#x2
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
While I strongly support IPv6 migration, the current IPv4 pricing is a rip-off. All the brokers and auction sites are fantasizing. The market is tight, but nowhere near the point where it was 4-5 years ago. Big cloud providers already bough
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by rmoriz 8mo ago
I do a "light" version of this, but without running a public AS and using WireGuard for tunneling my public IPv4 subnet into my homelab (proxmox cluster). Just running bird on my VPS to announce my routes to the upstream over a pr

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