-: brycec is aware
brycec: Intel has a big presence there too.
mnathani_: are you switching jobs too?
brycec: Nope
Same job
mercutio: brycec: you call that comfortable? :)
up_the_irons: what's comfortable?
mercutio: up_the_irons: 10c/50f apparently
up_the_irons: a bit cold for me
but it's not terrible
mercutio: it really depends if you're moving or still
up_the_irons: yeah
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brycec: mercutio: I meant "comfortable" in the sense of "smack dab in the middle" i.e. plenty of room on either side. Though I will say 10c/50f is reasonably comfortable, especially in the sun.
mnathani_: any German updates?
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mnathani_: which ASN is originating: 108.160.173.5
plett: AS19679 according to whois
mnathani_: dropbox, thanks
my whois query timedo ut
rather: Unknown AS number or IP network. Please upgrade this program.
plett: Yep, 19679 according to my router too
brycec: https://whois.arin.net/rest/nets;q=108.160.173.5?showDetails=true&showARIN=false&showNonArinTopLevelNet=false&ext=netref2 doesn't timeout :P
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dne: https://lmddgtfy.net/?q=!bgp%20108.160.173.5 :)
mnathani_: dne: thanks, didnt know duckduckgo accepted that as a search query.
mercutio: wow, mutt 1.6 is finally out
mnathani_: @duckduckgo !bgp 108.160.173.5
BryceBot needs to learn duckduckgo as a search option / keyword
http://www.mutt.org/changes.html
brycec: mnathani_: It used to have @ddg
@ddg stuff
BryceBot: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuff
[Related] Stuffed toyA toy sewn from a textile, and stuffed with a soft material. https://duckduckgo.com/Stuffed_toy?kp=%2D1
[Related] Bit stuffingThe insertion of non information bits into data. https://duckduckgo.com/Bit_stuffing?kp=%2D1
brycec: It still does
BUT for licensing reasons, the DDG API doesn't support the ! commands
mnathani_: wow 7,937 bangs and counting
brycec: (Actually looks like it can now. I'll have to look into it, someday)
(@ddg was written years ago...)
mnathani_: will Germany get its own /32 IPv6 allocation or will the current one be divided between LAX and Germany ?
up_the_irons: mnathani_: Germany has it's own
in fact it's a /29
if anyone has experience shipping heavy items (e.g. servers) to Germany, please enlighten us as to the method you use
mercutio and I are currently researching methods
what I've used so far has been less than ideal (going straight with courier, USPS, FedEx, etc...)
brycec: *its own
wow, a v6 /29, that's massive
up_the_irons: yup
brycec: correct "its". man i usually never make that mistake.
brycec: ^ What most people say when I correct them :p
up_the_irons: lol
nathani: Separate ASN in Germany?
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mercutio: Nathaniel same ASN
mnathani_: how many /32 in a /29 ?
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RandalSchwartz: 2 to the (32-29) :)
minus 2
brycec: 7 I think
er 8
RandalSchwartz: nope 6
broadcast + net removed
brycec: I feel pretty confident of my answer
RandalSchwartz: You're correct for ipv6
mnathani_: are we talking ipv6 though?
brycec: eg 2000::/29 is 2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 - 2000:0007:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff
RandalSchwartz: but ipv4 needs those two reserved
yup
brycec: But we're talking about a v6 /29...
mnathani_: 8 it is then
RandalSchwartz: indeed 8
I have about 7 /24's :)
Oh, no /32's
no, wait
what the heck
yeah... /48's
that's closer
mnathani_: you have 7 accounts with ARP?
mercutio: heh
yes, a /29 is 8 /32s
RandalSchwartz: No, I have a few through he.net
mercutio: i think he.net give /64s by default?
brycec: Yes and you can request a /48 from HE
RandalSchwartz: not when I signed up
mercutio: ahh
brycec: I have 3 /48's from HE
RandalSchwartz: they were for my various tunnels
and then one from sixx
mercutio: i hit my tunnel limit ages back
RandalSchwartz: so yeah, maybe only 5
mercutio: sixx is being cancelled
RandalSchwartz: yeah
mercutio: i got an e-mail from them
they think isp's should provide ipv6 by now
RandalSchwartz: heh!
mercutio: apparently some isp's were just directing customers to sixx
RandalSchwartz: they apparently are not in the US or the real world.
mercutio: rather than implementing ipv6
brycec: I just setup ipv6 for my mom's home connection - ipv6rd. Maybe not idea, but it works I guess.
In my limited experience, most ISPs are goign the RD route
mercutio: i had a routed subnet before
with no dhcp, etc
RandalSchwartz: well, dhcp for v6 is a bit off track
since a single link should be a /64 and everyone can grab a unique address based on the MAC
mercutio: i don't like having long complicated addresses
but then you end up with a complicated ip!
RandalSchwartz: that's what DNS is for
mercutio: and no-one does reverse dns on ipv6 :)
RandalSchwartz: I do!
mercutio: well it's uncommon
actually it's getting better
RandalSchwartz: but that's because I hardwired my primary host to be ::0 :)
mercutio: i can mtr to kame.net and only the last IP has no reverse
RandalSchwartz: red.stonehenge.com has address 208.79.95.2 red.stonehenge.com has IPv6 address 2607:f2f8:3080::
mercutio: bah
www.kame.net is getting loss
for some reason he.net has had packet loss to ntt recently on tunnel
maybe that means i should tunnel via arp :)
mnathani_: openvpn?
or he.net equivalent 6to4 / 6in4
RandalSchwartz: I think you can magically just make it work if v6 is every hop between
mercutio: i just have sit tunnel atm
but last mile is native
so the overhead happens elsewehre :)
https://tunnelbroker.net/
apparently RIPE ips are going down quickly atm
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up_the_irons: mercutio: yeah it's b/c of all the ppl making fake LIRs to sell IPs on the transfer market
mercutio: up_the_irons: well yeah, it's the middle of the night in europe :)
so it doesn't look so legit
it's not like we didn't get warning about ip addresses though :)
mnathani_: does duckduckgo have something like ip:8.8.8.8 search to show all websites hosted on said IP? Bing supports such queries
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