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Volmarias posted:Only dumb for thinking that hr would even know what principles are the mistake is that they have principles plural they only have the one and it's handling damage
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:Outbound ECMP will work fine even across multiple carriers, inbound though, heh, Good Luck!  mostly unrelated but I just remembered more funny networking poo poo at that last job. We had this horrible ghetto custom hardware situation we built out. And the wired were so poorly laid out with unshielded network cables directly against these huge power lines powering 15 devices that sometimes because of all the electromagnetic interference would cause things to auto negotiate down to 100mbps lmao
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is that the setup that caused someone on this forum to have a meltdown because they were so sure that it had to do with child porn somehow or am I thinking of some other jank-rear end hardware setup?
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BattleMaster posted:is that the setup that caused someone on this forum to have a meltdown because they were so sure that it had to do with child porn somehow or am I thinking of some other jank-rear end hardware setup? yes
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BattleMaster posted:is that the setup that caused someone on this forum to have a meltdown because they were so sure that it had to do with child porn somehow or am I thinking of some other jank-rear end hardware setup? what
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BattleMaster posted:is that the setup that caused someone on this forum to have a meltdown because they were so sure that it had to do with child porn somehow or am I thinking of some other jank-rear end hardware setup? What the gently caress?
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wasnt that nbsd too?
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BattleMaster posted:is that the setup that caused someone on this forum to have a meltdown because they were so sure that it had to do with child porn somehow or am I thinking of some other jank-rear end hardware setup? yeah, nbsd loving owned himself over the abomination that was that project loving brilliant, that was
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Methanar posted:
i love this whole thing simply for being built, because it's so profoundly bad. i could have sworn it was a university project or something because there was just no way someone would try to build an actual product like that, but welp.
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Kesper North posted:i want an OSI burrito you mean bean dip
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If I were a person that only watches porn, then I could see no other conceivable reason to convert and remaster video streams except for porn. The reality is that I only watch anime.
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Methanar posted:
it's a huge pile of poo poo but the real question is did they 
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:ah, the not-invented-here school of development, popular with opensource developers everywhere all the open-source developers who don't use left-pad, that is 
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mod saas posted:what Volmarias posted:What the gently caress? I can't do justice to the story but the gist is that Methanar was vague about what it was used for (something to do with restreaming video to bypass regional restrictions I think) but nbsd thought, possibly because of how sketch the hardware looked, that it couldn't possibly be for any purpose except something incredibly illegal and morally reprehensible and freaked out about it badly
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that owned. not sure why it wasnt profitable tho theres quite a few successful iptv sites
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it was pretty obviously for streaming cable channels. there was a really successful service called zattoo here which started out in the legal grey zone that i'm sure used a setup very similar to this. no reason to believe it was cp
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Crime on a Dime posted:that owned. not sure why it wasnt profitable tho theres quite a few successful iptv sites aereo was the one i was thinking about when nbsd went down that very weird rabbit hole and that was a rather well-known legal back-and-forth that made their jump to conclusions reaction all the more bizarre
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i for one still believe hes using it for child abuse imagery
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Rufus Ping posted:i for one still believe hes using it for child abuse imagery showing kids screenshots of my posts?
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you monster
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Subjunctive posted:showing kids screenshots of my posts? 
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Plorkyeran posted:osi has basically no relevance to modern networking unless you just completely ignore everything except for the names of the layers and assign them to unrelated things Ay Ay Stop that young man The first four layers of the OSI model still fundamentally represent the foundation of networking. It's like arguing gravity isn't relevant anymore because we have planes Packets are still built and parsed the same way they were decades ago.
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Deep Dish Fuckfest posted:poorly? if you can think of a better way to translate flashes of light into my quality posts I'd like to fuckin hear it mate
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abigserve posted:if you can think of a better way to translate flashes of light into my quality posts I'd like to fuckin hear it mate what layer is arp
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Methanar posted:what layer is arp 42
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Methanar posted:what layer is arp i say 2 because its not routable. (i know its one of those "trick questions" because the other answer is it handles an IP, but that's bullshit, because it has no concept of what an IP is, nor how it affords routing, it's just a messenger for it and it could just as well be any other data as far as it cares)
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Methanar posted:what layer is arp more like farpt lmao objectively, ARP is a layer 3 protocol tho as it sits directly on top of the data link layer.
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abigserve posted:if you can think of a better way to translate flashes of light into my quality posts I'd like to fuckin hear it mate let's start with a working one, because i'm not seeing any of that over here
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Deep Dish Fuckfest posted:let's start with a working one, because i'm not seeing any of that over here We've told you before, it's not magic, it's science.
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abigserve posted:Ay the osi model was never actually implemented, so parsing packets the same way as they were decades ago doesn't mean that how we do it now conforms to osi. ietf did not base their work on the osi model, and calling tcp/ip implementations of layers 4/3 is in fact an example of ignoring everything that osi says about the layers (which is quite a lot) beyond the name and brief description. i know basically nothing about layers 1/2 so maybe those more strongly resemble what was actually implemented than the higher layers
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Methanar posted:what layer is arp I appreciate the effort troll, but arp is absolutely layer 2, however it is asking for layer3 information. If you want a better troll example ask about MPLS, but then you'd have to learn about MPLS, and once you go down that rabbit hole, you've owned yourself.
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Sniep posted:i say 2 because its not routable. This is correct.
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abigserve posted:more like farpt lmao This is wrong.
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:I appreciate the effort troll, but arp is absolutely layer 2, however it is asking for layer3 information. If you want a better troll example ask about MPLS, but then you'd have to learn about MPLS, and once you go down that rabbit hole, you've owned yourself. all i know about mpls is that it doesn't use longest prefix matching, but instead is switching in the sense that every node has a complete topology mapping and the entire path is pre-determined up front and then the label attached to the packets does actual switching in the sense of hitting whatever switching asic to do a regular old exact match of the label, like in a mac table, instead of actually computing anything for all subsequent nodes passed along the way. uh something Dijkstra something packet encapsulation. you can do a lot with it. sometimes people abuse it as a carrier-provided vpn which is maybe useful for spanning vlans across the wan or doing video game qos stuff. its me im owned
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Y'all are wrong imho, if the thing requires me to read the ethernet type field then by definition it's no longer a layer 2 protocol Drafting an email to the ietf Edit; though actually that would also extend to spanning tree and there's no reasonable way I would delineate that as a layer 3 protocol so yeah I'll cop the L here
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