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by vlan0 4y ago
OPEX and CAPEX costs are significantly reduced with native IPv6 vs large NAT deployments. Adding layers to stretch IPv4 = complexity/gear. Gear/complexity = higher costs. And if you're already moving away from perimeter defen
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by vlan0 4y ago
Not surprised. I was forced to move a wireless access point from someone's office because they claimed to HR about the "heath risks."
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by vlan0 4y ago
“Never let a good crisis go to waste” seems to hold true everywhere. You get less blow back when you can shed folks and blame the economy.
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by vlan0 4y ago
Reminds me of the IEEE 1394 days. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2734
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by vlan0 4y ago
If it’s anything like the Verizon proposals I’ve seen, they’ll want to dictation antenna location.
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by vlan0 4y ago
Indeed! I always appreciate help explaining. I've been deep in networking for so long that I struggle threading the needle between not enough and too much information.
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by vlan0 4y ago
This isn’t a gab at you. But this question doesn’t make sense. I think the things you don’t know you don’t know about TCP and distributed system design make this difficult to pick apart. Remember, your identity in a TCP connection is your I
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by vlan0 4y ago
Windows is 18%. The rest are a mixed bag. All kinds of Linux/IoT.
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by vlan0 4y ago
Want more data? I've got a campus with roughly 60k unique devices. 50% are iOS. Another 20% are MacOS. Android is 7%.
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by vlan0 4y ago
And with a much better regard for security! For instance, you could still own an iPhone 5s, released in 2013, and receive security updates.
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by vlan0 4y ago
For sure! I drive right through the mountains in the ADK often. Unless you're in a well populated village, there is no cell service at all. Break down on the road and you're walking 10+ miles.
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by vlan0 4y ago
>Therefore, no one is going to pitch a legit arbitrage opportunity to you. I'm feeling parallels to "How to get rich quick" or "Make $5000 a week from your home" pay-per-click sites from 20 years ago. I think the
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by vlan0 4y ago
I agree, it's not what we'd like to see. But It does not have to be binary. We must celebrate all wins, no matter how small.
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by vlan0 4y ago
I agree.
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by vlan0 4y ago
>Who learns how to build new environments? Feels like this is happening already. There is no incentive to learn the fundamental concepts. We need more people interested in the why, and not just a quick buck. Folks interested in the why i
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by vlan0 4y ago
>which organically does not support password-based auth This is the way. Everything else is just gravy imo.
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by vlan0 4y ago
Feels like we’re a dying bread with everything cloud first and serverless.
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by vlan0 4y ago
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/05/apple-google-and-micr...
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by vlan0 4y ago
Huh, thanks for calling me out on that. My brain must have been in a different gear.
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by vlan0 4y ago
While this is true, and I did this for the better part of 2010s, it was pretty clunky. Especially if one needs a platform for their wife or children to also use. I'm gonna ride out LastPass until webauthn really takes off. Which could
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by vlan0 4y ago
I'm not sure I agree. Many devices can saturate a 1Gb pipe these days. Even if it's for a brief period of time, your latency sensitive applications will suffer. Everyone should be using AQM.
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by vlan0 4y ago
While true, the motivating factors for F1 and mass production vehicles are not the same. F1 is pure min/max. Which of course means manual is gone. But min/max on my GTI means I lose connection with the vehicle and my ability to dr
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by vlan0 4y ago
Running away to the mountains to escape it all? Need company?
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by vlan0 4y ago
This is just getting stupid. It's more marketing than anything else. It feels like the megahertz wars of the 90s. Your connection is SO MUCH more than just your local PHY rate. Let's start raising the bar. Show me you've opti
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by vlan0 4y ago
Society will collapse before we ever have a need for more IPs than what’s in v6.
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by vlan0 4y ago
I hear you. All of that is a big deal and should not be taken lighten. Maybe I'm a bit jaded by what I've seen, but that doesn't seem too far off from normal American business culture. Deflection and manipulation seem to be p
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by vlan0 4y ago
Eh, you could take out Twitter and insert many other company names and it'll still hold true. And those companies hold so much more sensitive data about you than Twitter. I know of insurance companies that have help desk employees with
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by vlan0 4y ago
I don't disagree with you. It's a terrible situation to be in. Violence should always be the last resort. >Would you like to be pulled from your home by a mob, because some internet trolls said you did something wrong? Remember
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by vlan0 4y ago
Lack of player generated content also killed it for me. My friends and I spent 1000s of hours playing custom CS and Warcraft III maps. And then 100s of hours playing custom Portal maps. Feels like there is nothing comparable to this today.
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by vlan0 4y ago
>If the ISP could add a paragraph to their T&C's, then monitor the speed... They did, but the overhead at the time was high. And they generally didn't peruse unless you were causing trouble....or slipped up on OPSEC. Cable

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