virtuallynathan

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   by virtuallynathan 12y ago

   I work on the IPv6 team at Comcast - please email me with details... nathan (underscore) owens(at)cable(dot)comcast.com Thanks, Nathan
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   by virtuallynathan 12y ago

   Hi there, I work on the IPv6 team at Comcast - please email me with details... nathan (underscore) owens(at)cable(dot)comcast.com Thanks, Nathan
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   by virtuallynathan 12y ago

   In the past few years tech like 100G Coherent DWDM have reduced latency by 10-20% on longhaul fiber links, as dispersion compensation fiber is no longer needed. Other companies have simply opted to pull out the slack in the fiber to decreas
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   by virtuallynathan 12y ago

   Netflix has 28TB of Flash storage in a 1U box (e3-12xxv2, 125w system power usage) with 40Gbit/s of Network capacity, which gets fully saturated. They run BSD, and Nginx, I believe. This would double their density.
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   by virtuallynathan 13y ago

   I had this issue the other day, and yep - I hope its fixed.
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   by virtuallynathan 13y ago

   I think this is Google's long term plan, and its a pretty great one. You will literally be connected anywhere on the globe with Google Fiber based HetNet wireless, and wifi beamed down on the rest of the earth from Balloons.
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   by virtuallynathan 13y ago

   You can fix the problem in your home network buy using a recent OpenWRT package and installing qos-scripts, and capping your connection to ~10-20% lower than your provisioned speeds, this will enable fq_codel. You can also change your tc sc
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   by virtuallynathan 13y ago

   Interesting, thanks for the response!
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   by virtuallynathan 13y ago

   Buffer Bloat is a real thing, it has to do with how the queuing algorithms work - I'm not the best at explaining it. I think it's mainly an issue in home routers / cable modems - but it cant hurt to do some Active Queue Manag
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    by virtuallynathan 13y ago

    If CloudFlare is using Kernel version 3.3 or higher, they should look into using fq_codel as their scheduler instead of pfifo_fast to decrease latency under load. I suspect the 16MB buffer in the NIC isn't doing them any favors.
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    by virtuallynathan 13y ago

    You can get them for MUCH lower than that - the line card & optics costs of 100G are falling pretty quickly. Newer routers with >4x100G (e.g. 10x) will be pretty interesting (CFP2).
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    by virtuallynathan 13y ago

    This was not the case on my device. I was able to recover all of the snaps I was ever sent, even after viewing them all. I found after looking at the Android code, there is a deleteVideoDirectory method, but no deleteImageDirectory method.
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    by virtuallynathan 14y ago

    I can get a MicroCloud chassis for $500 per server (x8), with the rest of the hardware working out to around another $700-800 per node (x8 again). Slightly lower density, but not too bad.
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    by virtuallynathan 14y ago

    If you want 'real' servers with that density: http://www.supermicro.nl/products/nfo/FatTwin.cfm http://www.supermicro.nl/products/nfo/2UTwin2.cfm http://www.supermicro.nl/products/nfo/MicroCloud.cfm Those would all be cheaper than the
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    by virtuallynathan 14y ago

    Shameless plug: we are about to launch http://bandwidth.io , specializing in high-bandwidth dedicated server hosting.
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    by virtuallynathan 14y ago

    They are routing this through Azure, their bandwidth bill is going to be through the roof.