windowsworkstoo

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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Not really. Anycast is fairly standard and usable for stateful connections - the issue is again middleboxes fucking with stuff and a weird default of incorporating TTL in the ECMP hashing algo
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Not really...The issue is more using TTL in your ECMP hash algo. It’s a weird default to have.
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Re: China, just get an ICP. Aliyun will help you. You will need a Chinese business entity and some form of in country hosting but it’s not onerous
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Fibre buffer is standard colours, you just match and splice. Service loops in the run provides slack to take up, else you just cut and splice in a short segment.
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
The only person who’s opinion you should worry about is your internal legal counsel’s. The nerds who try to carry on like this is a technical problem with a technical solution are so far off. It’s about beig able to argue and justify your i
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
“cash” deposits...i assume once it’s in your account you can send it wherever
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
yes, the 3rd gen yoga is out...that said i got the 6th gen carbon and it’s brilliant
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
I have Aliyun in my mix of providers that we use..they do a pretty good job overall and imo are the best option for serving mainland China if that is a requirement...they alsp have good options for MENA
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Yes, Softlayer would be the factor here, pity they have been slowly ruining it since acquisition
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Heh are you me? I too have the same problem with "DevOps" - I prefer to evangelise it as a culture of Developers and Operations/Engineering being able to work closely and collaboratively - two departments that have historical
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Process Explorer uses ETW under the hood and you should too...learn this and become a Windows debugging master. Admittedly ProcExp will make you seem amazing as it is but harnessing ETW power will make you unstoppable
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
But this is very standard for sub layer 7 traffic filtering and DDOS mitigation, so I dont understand your reaction
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Good comment - I am a DevOps lead and have spent time thinking about this. PErsonally, I try to promote Dev/Ops - the slash is important - you still have dev and you still have ops but there must be a culture of co-operation and flexib
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Yes, and that's the problem....think about the request flow between a canary deploy, that hits the canary home page html with a reference to a cdn subdomain with a new version string, but that CDN subdomain goes to the old, non-canar
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Stickyness is the key and the trickiest - especially if you use multiple host names pointing the same codebase to get around HTTP 1.1 limitations around multiple connections. For example, you roll out a new canary on your main domain and st
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Geez mate, just get PSRemoting setup (not hard) and use invoke-command and or enter-pssession...
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Its defensible because people are paying it...go on, you can buy the current clamps for a few bucks and make your own competitor for $25 a pop... you wont though because its easier to shit on things than actually do something.
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Given everything comes pre washed, stretched and colour fast, who still bothers separating clothes these days....I do towels and linen separate to clothes at best and not even consistently
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
You don’t. Just let them think what they think, because its the least important conversation you’ll have all day
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
lucky that folks wanted massive storage and only wanted to pay for what they stored. also lucky they were Johnny on the spot and had the right mix of product at the right time
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Do you mean like the square kilometer array? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square_Kilometre_Array
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Holy shit just say "oh yeah you told me this one" or just be a good mate and hear it out and have a laugh, dont overthink it
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
I cant really help because Im not great at explaining things, but for some fundamentals, you need to understand BGP and label switching (MPLS). The cleverness here is that they effectively turned their routers in label switchers, with the l
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by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Yeh Vance is great and is largely responsible for getting a sensible wrapper for ETW in .NET
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by windowsworkstoo 10y ago
OSSEC has an agent that works on Windows and with configuration can do this stuff.
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by windowsworkstoo 10y ago
Not by default, only if you do ARP poisoning, which most consumer switches wont guard against. All you'll see without it is broadcast crap.
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by windowsworkstoo 10y ago
Every enterprise wireless vendor has this ability. Further there are definitely legal ways to use this, if not in the US then certainly elsewhere.
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by windowsworkstoo 10y ago
No and probably not. The biggest issue with wifi is almost always the station/client. Clever units may send de-auth packets to try to get you to renegotiate with an AP with a stronger signal but nothing is guaranteed and some client st
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by windowsworkstoo 10y ago
802.11ac wave 1 is 1.3Gbps theoretical max, Wave 2 is 2.3Gbps or so theoretical max. But that's half duplex. And it's shared amongst every station on the AP, so it'd be rare to see consistent gig speeds for a station anywhere
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by windowsworkstoo 10y ago
That is more referring to the user/pass you might use to login retrieve card details say from a card vault for manual processing. Indeed PCI 3.1 (and actually from v2) has a strong requirement for MFA when connecting to the cardholder

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