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by yusyusyus 2y ago
still good reasons to choose IS-IS for greenfield :) hell, they took IS-IS and did TRILL with it for DC (rip TRILL). but yeah, I saw one piece of SONET crap hanging off a ctunnel that spoke CLNP back in maybe 2012 or 2013? haven't seen
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by yusyusyus 2y ago
if the firmware is totally nuked, you'd need backup firmware. at some point, all of this crap can be made non-recoverable, but that isn't the real problem to solve. imma take your comment one step further and say that the emphasis
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by yusyusyus 2y ago
it certainly ends in somewhere resembling cost-effective. "reliable" has its meanings in context, and backhoe issues aren't so much of a problem architecturally for starlink. they have incentive and capability to get that tra
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by yusyusyus 2y ago
even with KMZs supplied, this still happens. complications in some cases. but an IP product (like starlink), i dont see the same equivalence. at what point does fate sharing analysis end in such a scenario?
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by yusyusyus 2y ago
why? from my pov, once i’ve bought the service from the provider, their job is to deliver however they can; not my business, not my problem. my problem is making sure my redundancy (if required) isnt fate sharing.
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by yusyusyus 2y ago
> With the right preprocessing, it should be possible to essentially stream from NIC straight to CPU, process some stuff, and output it straight to the NIC again without ever touching RAM this already exists [0] [0] https://ww
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by yusyusyus 4y ago
I appreciate this comment. In my world of packet pushing, I try to promote vendor diversity for this reason. The practical downsides of this diversity live in the complexity of the interop (often slowing feature velocity), operations, and p
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by yusyusyus 4y ago
iirc mikrotik supports netflow. that's how i account for proto balance. FWIW, owing to the nature of residential traffic, I've typically seen high (60-70% of traffic) as v6.
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by yusyusyus 4y ago
software distribution had a quite different model in that era.
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by yusyusyus 5y ago
>Stupid has to hurt bad, and that just isn't palatable to polite society. What does this actually mean from your POV?
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by yusyusyus 6y ago
Way back in the day when I worked for some server rental place, we had an AUP and all of that, but an internal policy: if the cops came knocking about your stuff, we were gonna shut it all down. Basic reason is that the effort involved in s
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by yusyusyus 6y ago
I strongly disagree on all points, but I think it is a useful perspective overall as a comparison of what the future could or should look like.
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by yusyusyus 6y ago
I simply disagree that it moves up. We have had a clear delineation between what is "restrictive private property" and what is "open access private property". That separation is clearly delineated at the IP network + rel
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by yusyusyus 6y ago
What model makes sense and why should it be treated differently than other forums with moderation? I'm a big fan of the idea that internet providers, DNS registrars, etc. need to be neutral to content in the way common carriers are, bu
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by yusyusyus 6y ago
How about we regulate them instead? We can force them to change using the power of the state.
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by yusyusyus 6y ago
Yep, but windows apps are typically distributed as binaries, so the OS doesn't help when you need OS+architecture to make things run and folks build for x86.
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by yusyusyus 6y ago
For my work, macs have never been really useful to develop on without additions. The whole "I can run virtualbox" and having a good out-of-the-box unixy setup is what has kept me coming back. Linux/others are not a realistic
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
https://github.com/randomthingsandstuff/twilio_oncall
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
>I have yet to find an easy way to implement a simple "Press any key to accept this call" where the first person to answer AND press any key gets the call Would you be interested in a functions script that does this? I've
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
The capacity is not fungible, even if with force of law. Further, even if this had been started 3 months ago, I sincerely doubt that the work would be bearing much fruit even now. Ventilators, generally, may be "well known", but t
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
Workplace attendance tracking is certainly not universal. When I teach classes, if a student does not perform the requisite work to complete the course, I’ve no interest in their success. I am an instructor, not a motivator.
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
funny enough.. my team probably killed off (one of anyway) the last tier 1 internet multicast deployments over the past few years. Multicast has dataplane resource scaling issues and, frankly, CDN has become the solution to what multicast s
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
easier explanation is that they were doing troubleshooting and had removed the filter to do that.
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
maybe not the exact correct solution (some of those MCUs are wayyyyy too tiny, slow, and stupid for something as complicated as DTLS), but this is not a horrid thought. The bootstrapping problem can be resolved via Microsoft's securebo
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
I don't know which particular "9000 series" you're referring to, but C9K (which the article refers to) isn't EOL. It should be straightforward to get parts for these, via multiple channels. The deployment model for
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
QEMU and Tianocore works in some cases.
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
Which is, tbqh, a useless solution. Oh wow, now an attacker just has to include some obfuscated javascript encryption lib. Bam. Exfil detection completely bypassed.
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
having a copy of a single ISO standard is virtually never gonna work. too many references.
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by yusyusyus 7y ago
How exactly? Sources have to pass RPF check following ucast path and receivers have to follow the path either to RP or source, or the packets don't get there.
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by yusyusyus 8y ago
This did not require the PATRIOT act. The law that enables search in this way was written in 1930 and was mostly the same prior. Fundamentally, whether you agree or not, it has been a long-standing tradition that customs (anywhere you go) h

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