telmich

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by telmich 8y ago
But which user will be able to figure that out?
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by telmich 8y ago
Agree - cloudflare probably does a good job here, but again: centralisation is making the Internet weaker. Also hands even more control into one entity's hands
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by telmich 8y ago
I get the point. If your ISP is also not trustworthy, the situation probably does not change much for you. Then again, maybe the right solution is to look at how to get back trustworthy ISPs.
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by telmich 8y ago
Which country is that?
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by telmich 8y ago
Fully agree. I was also about to take the final move chromium -> firefox. Maybe it's time to fork firefox?
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by telmich 8y ago
It is especially surprising, because so far Mozilla could always be trusted.
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by telmich 8y ago
That depends. Cloudflare probably (did not check) uses anycast and thus their DNS servers are actually in the specfic region. This however does not change the problem of the legal authority still being in the US, as you pointed out.
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by telmich 8y ago
Can only heavily disagree with this one. The reason why BIND has views is because bigger organisation (like universities) employ different views depending on whether you are internal or external.
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by telmich 8y ago
That one actually breaks in the new release :-/
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by telmich 8y ago
I wonder what kind of ISPs you use? Here in .ch, ISPs can be rather small and you even know the operators personally. So trust ISP >> cloudflare.
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by telmich 8y ago
The Internet is not made for centralisation!
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by telmich 8y ago
Brr
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by telmich 8y ago
I love one of your sentences most (non ironic): "You need to produce communication that reaches those people, who are interested in VM data centers AND have the power to directly or indirectly make the buying decisions." Who do yo
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by telmich 8y ago
Disclaimer: I'm the CEO of that company. I have worked at so many different companies as a sysdamin and was always wondering, when can I actually benefit or make an impact on sysadmin day. Even if no-one was actually using that discoun
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Google chrome has “spurious” IPv6 errors(bugs.chromium.org)
2 points by telmich 8y ago|0 comments
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What if you publish web cartoon and nobody knows about it?(comic.ungleich.ch)
3 points by telmich 8y ago|0 comments
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No IPv6 == No Power (#v6launch)(blog.ungleich.ch)
5 points by telmich 8y ago|0 comments
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by telmich 8y ago
I actually visited, because we were invited to talk about a partnership in the area of Open Source. While the talk was certainly interesting, I was asking my contact directly, how the situation is internally. And while he is very much into
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by telmich 8y ago
That is quite interesting. We are planning to offer IPv6 based kubernetes hosting with transparent reachability by IPv4. Are you interested in talking about that?
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by telmich 8y ago
The problem with github (indepently of the recent news) is that it is not reachable from IPv6 only networks. And while you might have seen many of them yet, they are getting more and more the standard in data centers, which makes sense, bec
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by telmich 8y ago
I think that is a very fair point. If you have the time & fun to setup on your own, there is absolutely nothing speaking against it (many of our employees actually run their own services for fun). In terms of maintenance: we ensure that
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by telmich 8y ago
So HN officially surpassed any slashdot traffic that we had so far - could say we just got hn'ed.
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by telmich 8y ago
ahem not anymore. Thanks for the pointer.
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by telmich 8y ago
And fixed. Sorry for the short downtime.
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by telmich 8y ago
That is actually a very good otucome, if it actually happens.
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by telmich 8y ago
Microsoft is still the same, believe me. I've visited their HQ in .ch recently and even they confirmed it internally.
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by telmich 8y ago
The price is now visible again - we did not expect that much traffic today, to be honest. However stuff is all up again now.
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by telmich 8y ago
And just updated.
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by telmich 8y ago
Sorry for the short downtime, we just added some more cores to the system so it can handle the load a bit better.
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by telmich 8y ago
We are about to fix it - we did not expect that many hits on this system. stay tuned.

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