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by vlan0 4y ago
>I have a whole bunch of network gear circa 2010 in production I ran into this 10 years ago. I decided to roll out IPv6 to clients. Router docs said it was supported. Then I watched CPU usage peg because every packet hit the CPU. Turns o
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by vlan0 4y ago
>So maybe we should just refuse to pile on more hacks and force the ISPs to get off their ass and upgrade their networks. I haven't recently looked at who has deployed what, but is this really it? US ISPs like Spectrum has been hand
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by vlan0 4y ago
Where is that? My parents lived in North County and paid 13k+ a year on a $350k house. Their current place in Tampa is about 400k and the taxes are less than half of what they were in NY. Maybe Florida is a special case?
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by vlan0 4y ago
You know what...I have a couple spares. I'll run the experiment myself :)
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by vlan0 4y ago
>my threat model is me leaving my key in my pants pocket before putting it in the washing machine. "YubiKey Survives Ten Weeks in a Washing Machine" I think you'll be safe! :) https://www.yubico.com/press-r
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by vlan0 4y ago
>"Passwordless" just means that prompt goes to an app where a user unlocks their device to approve the login. Setup a yubikey with an attested cert/pub key. Require a pin to use said yubikey.Requiring attestation will prov
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by vlan0 4y ago
You could try that. But I’m unsure how much that would move the needle in this particular case. It’s too easy to slip up when your only defense is a walled garden. And with wireless controllers and load balancers on the list, that’ll be tri
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by vlan0 4y ago
I helped maintain a VMWare infra backed with CoRAID’s ATA over Ethernet tech. It worked fairly well at the time. I want to say it was ZFS on Solaris. Performance could have been a bit better, but this was back when 128gb enterprise SSDs wer
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by vlan0 4y ago
Do you have use cases in mind? Unfortunately, you’re not going to get long range without more interference. Which makes it hard to deploy with any sort of density.
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by vlan0 4y ago
Thanks! That's what I was missing; salt!=sodium. 2.4g of sodium looks better.
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by vlan0 4y ago
>A daily sodium intake in a relatively wide range around the recommended daily intake (which is of about 4 to 6 grams of salt per day) Hold the phone....4000 to 6000mg? I've never seen anything that high as a recommendation. Maybe I
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by vlan0 4y ago
There was a time when this would work. But as we've seen with high profile taken downs, the folks like those at Chainalysis make it incredibly hard to obfuscate with any degree of certainty.
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by vlan0 5y ago
This is the truth. Deploy for -52dbm everywhere and call it a day. Basically future proof.
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by vlan0 5y ago
Not quite. Many spices do well in a fry pan with a bit of oil. Throw in something like onions when spices become fragrant. My go-to method for most anything Mexican or South Asian.
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by vlan0 5y ago
>Like I said, it's been a while since I last looked closely, and I imagine multiple improvements have been made in this space since that time For anyone that's interested in what these may be. Take a peak at MANRS. https:&#x2
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by vlan0 5y ago
>Unless you're claiming that ISP's have been selling physical access but giving away usage for free? I don't think zakki is too far off from the truth. Looking at Spectrum's Residential Internet Services Agreement, ph
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by vlan0 5y ago
Right, that's likely doable on the same ISP, even 3k miles away. It does highlight a philosophical question I raised in another comment. What exactly are consumers purchasing from last mile ISPs? Is it 1Gb to anywhere on the providers
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by vlan0 5y ago
I agree, but there still need to be constraints. For instance, if I have a 1Gb symmetrical connection, it's probably still unreasonable for me to expect 1Gb connecting to my buddy's 1Gb 3k miles away.
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by vlan0 5y ago
Exactly this. To say that Netflix is generating traffic pointed at SK broadband would not be fair. Those TCP connections are initiated by the end user. Without the user requests there would be no traffic. So the philosophical question reall
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by vlan0 5y ago
Even simpler; do not use when it's charging.
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by vlan0 5y ago
You're not wrong
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by vlan0 5y ago
I may be in a niche scenario. But I do welcome some sort of restriction. On a large campus network running PIM sparse with 10kish Apple devices, multicast chews up a fair amount of CPU resources on network devices. Not sure if this is the s
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by vlan0 5y ago
>Why is it not drivable? Long winters with heavy snow fall and icy road conditions. Sure, some folks drive them year round. But the number of rwd cars on the road when snow is on the ground is nearly zero. Also, the mustang is a 2dr coup
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by vlan0 5y ago
> What? Do you have a source? Ford.com Car options include mustang and The GT. So no more focus, fiesta, fusion, Taurus or others. IMO, that’s basically no car options. Plus, the Mustang is basically not driveable for many month in WNY.
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by vlan0 5y ago
>One of these passengers tried to kick out a window. Right? If someone attempts to cause structural damage at 30k feet, I'm going to stop that person with any means necessary.
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by vlan0 5y ago
To get the most accurate data, pervasive mmWave would be needed. Which isn't about to be a reality anytime soon. mmWave deployment proposals have hit my desk from the big US carriers. All in include fiber/microwave backhaul throug
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by vlan0 5y ago
There are likely many factors. In terms of civilian supporting the invastion, or at the very least, being neutral on invading was very much a popular opinion. Patriotism was extremely high following the attacks, and whether it was correct o
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by vlan0 5y ago
I wouldn't hold my breath on that one. Last mile ISPs are not optimizing for those traffic patterns. And there really is no incentive for them to do so. For exampe, there's 70ms between my Verizon phone and the PC sitting in front
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by vlan0 5y ago
>Also, it I think meming is a bit of a stretch. It kinda was, imo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eF7habaTvAY
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by vlan0 5y ago
You're not wrong. But how could this apply to OP's situation? Given a 40 hour work week, three hours every other week is a mere 3.75%. For the sake of conversation, let's consider the cleaner to be an employee and OP to be th

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