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by xnyanta 3y ago
No one who operates a CGNAT enjoys it or wants to operate a CGNAT. I'd wager that most mobile network traffic is native IPv6 to IPv6 because all of the super high volume FAANG et al websites are operating IPv6.
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by xnyanta 3y ago
Are we using the same piece of software? I have it deployed in production on kubernetes using the bitnami helm chart and everything works like a charm, clustering etc. No need to modify any XML or care about network routes.
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by xnyanta 3y ago
Just use the terraform provider.
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by xnyanta 3y ago
They do on private trackers where there is an incentive usually tied to ratio or seed time. It's not a monetary incentive and it works.
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by xnyanta 3y ago
Browse the /ptg/ (private tracker general) thread on 4chan's /g/ board
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by xnyanta 3y ago
The solution to the NAT issues is simply to use IPv6 and not worry about NAT.
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by xnyanta 3y ago
I have an iPad for note-taking at school and literally don't use it for anything else. In fact it's out of battery most of the time I pick it up. My Samsung fold is just so much more versatile and I hse it for media consumption mo
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by xnyanta 3y ago
It's absolutely overpriced considering I think Samsung has better offerings at that price point (which I think are equally ovepriced). I think fierce competition will bring the price of this emerging form factor down in the long term.
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by xnyanta 3y ago
Totally agree, especially for the restaurant menu use case even if it's niche. I can have a regular phone walking around folded and just unfold whem I sit down and am ready to consume any kind of media.
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by xnyanta 3y ago
I'm posting this from my Galaxy Z Fold 3. I'm not particularly wealthy or a frequent traveler. I bought this phone used for 750 bucks in Canada and my main use case for the screen real-estate is reading manga on it, which it excel
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by xnyanta 3y ago
I stopped reading when I reached the "Disable IPv6" part.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
What's the advantage of this over PowerShell?
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Well, that is unfortunate because it invalidates a lot of the benefit of the link-local address while providing "pivacy" over the local link scope... I have not encountered any equipment in the wild that does this, thankfully. The
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Adding A-F to the 0-9 existing digits in ip addresses makes them non-human readable? Give me a break. We've had something human-readable since the dawn of the internet: it's called DNS and works with both IP families.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Minecraft absolutely supports IPv6. The server doesn't bind to v6 by default but will happily do so and work if you tell it to.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Why do you need stickers? You can just log into your router/switch and inspect the arp/nd table. You could just just use DNS records the first time you set a widget up and never have to remember an address again. Your router likel
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by xnyanta 4y ago
You will use the octets when you find out how useful they are to build a structured addressing plan.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
I got so fed up with IPv6 being either straight up unavailable or being deployed in a botched fashion by residential ISPs in my area in the last 10+ years that I picked up an ASN and a /44 last year. I advertise it from a VM on Vultr i
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Digital Ocean has horrible IPv6 support, I would just move to another provider. Most VPS providers will, at the very least, provide you with a /64.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
> With IPv6 hell knows what their hex-colon monstrosities would be. You would know exactly, because every IPv6-enabled interface has a link-local predictable IPv6 address derived from its MAC address.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
That isn't the fault of the native messaging host transport mechanism though. I'm just saying there are transport alternatives that are more secure than the Root CA installation nonsense the apps in your submission employ.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
There absolutely is, it's called native messaging hosts. It allows webextensions in your browser to talk to executables installed on your local machine. The locally-installed application simply needs to install their appropriate extens
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Try it a few times. I've been using the crap out of that bypass for a few days now and it definitely works.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
1Password on Windows/Mac/Linux/Mobile Used keepass and pass for years but got fed up with them. Switched to 1Password this year and never looked back.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Yet, no one is forcing governments to use the system as-designed. In Quebec, on my phone, I can disable quite a few types of cell broadcast alerts like AMBER alerts, Test alerts, etc. The only hidden setting is the one for presidential aler
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Sounds like you need a better internet connection.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Quebec has the same: https://quebec511.info
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Hetzner has an official NAT64/DNS64 gateway you can use with their v6-only offerings.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Check out its manual to discover all of the configuration options you can set. https://daiderd.com/nix-darwin/manual/index.html#sec-options
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by xnyanta 4y ago
Doesn't mean you have to expose it. V6 direct to ClusterIP/LoadBalancerIP/ExternalIP makes more sense and CNIs like Calico have this functionality as a first-class citizen.

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