hyperionplays

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Two men charged following AFP-FBI disruption of alleged cybercrime syndicate(afp.gov.au)
4 points by hyperionplays 17d ago|0 comments
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by hyperionplays 10mo ago
my solution was old laptop running Apollo and running moonlight on my Linux PC - use office that way. It's not ideal, but it works fine for me
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by hyperionplays 11mo ago
There's tonnes of companies out there who have smart remote hands in the major cities who can respond in sub 1hour to an outage at your choosen DC. Refurb servers will still blast AWS, and spares are easy to source. I know HE.net does
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by hyperionplays 1y ago
New mikrotik gear is also a great option.
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by hyperionplays 1y ago
Have you tried the Reticulum network? https://reticulum.network I have been meaning to try it out https://unsigned.io/rnode/
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by hyperionplays 1y ago
Modern cable layers can carry thousands of kilometers of cable. they have massive tanks.
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by hyperionplays 1y ago
Current implementations break from simple vibrations such as a bus driving down the road and shaking the ducts the fibre is in. Lots of work required still. Crazy expensive and crazy fragile.
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by hyperionplays 1y ago
Jumping on this bandwagon - these days I'm working in the submarine telco cable industry. Considering a cable from singapore <> LA direct can run up $1.4bn USD. I think author needs a lot more research. 1. route planning takes a
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by hyperionplays 3y ago
the top spec RyzenG Chip is no slouch.
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by hyperionplays 3y ago
Backbone operator who was effected by this. We had a large number of routers in production with this bug, we were aware and upgrading as fast as we could, but with 99.999% uptime SLA's we only have so many minutes per router we could a
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by hyperionplays 3y ago
Pretty sure all xbox services use v6 where possible as well.
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by hyperionplays 3y ago
If only the android devs would implement dhcpv6 ffs.
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by hyperionplays 3y ago
OneQode is breaking out layer 3 in Guam, because of its location. https://www.oneqode.com/guam/
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by hyperionplays 3y ago
Preface: Day job is owning a low latency telco. a single cable system under construction(which we are buying part of) (there are over 30) has over 120t of capacity @400G waves, but we are already discussing doing 800G waves, which will doub
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by hyperionplays 3y ago
I wonder if they will have cluster support, i have a few old fat servers with a few RTX spec GPU's laying around, my own fast ChatGPT running in the garage would be cool.
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
At least in Australia, this doesn't avoid many uncontrolled right (same as left in freedom land) turns across 4-8 lanes of traffic.
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
Agree
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
it got raided by successive governments and the royalties we charge are tiny relative to other nations. For example: Australian Gas consumers pay more to use natural gas in Australia, than people in Japan, using Australian LNG.
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
Shame Australian's see little to no benefit, all of the profits are off shored and there are little royalties paid back to the Australian people.
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
Probably more that most T1's in america don't peer so you end up going over HE/Cogent which is congested.
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
China Mobile Cloud is built on openstack and has 1M+ cpu's at last count.
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
OneQode does.
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
+1 for zerotier
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
Outlook.com/Hotmail.com?
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
how does it cope with multi-monitor setups?
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
Australian Federal Police did it as well: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/sep/11/insid...
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
How is this different to say OneQode[0]? [0] https://oneqode.com
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
this was the case with RTX voice, a simple regedit made it work on non-RTX cards fine.
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by hyperionplays 4y ago
Damn, threads looks cool.. I wonder if there's an opensource version in the wild.
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by hyperionplays 5y ago
6 months.

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