funny, getting a segfault from freebsd-update
it's a fault w/kernel loadable modules
wee
haw haw: https://twitter.com/JuniperNetworks/status/481859884569595904
TWITTER: We really want to hear your joke. #NetworkHumor http://t.co/4t04aMFfED (Wed Jun 25 18:02:03 +0000 2014, retweeted 27 times)
m0unds: https://twitter.com/BadAtNetworking
ahahah, that first tweet
https://twitter.com/infosecjerk is occasionally funny
go read all of them
top quality
yeah, i am
hah
"Do you guys list your home network gear on your resume?"
i know a guy who did that
his home network gear included an 8-port dlink switch and buffalo router running tomato
"Man, NTP uses a lot of bandwidth, like 10 Mbps. I guess we have a lot of clocks out of sync?"
m0unds: haha
haha last time I found NTP using multi-megabits of bandwidth...
"Ugh these guys are getting annoying. Raising hell about a *single* permit ip any any at the top of an ACL over a hundred lines long!"
"It's dumb to use the networks from RFC 1918 because a hacker will know exactly what your IPs are. That's why I use 11/8 instead of 10/8"
ok i should stop pasting them :)
hahaha
the thing is these things really happen
yup, that's why it's funny
where did you guys find this
badatnetworking?
yeah
i think one of my friends must have retweeted
or something
oh
yeah i'm not good with twitter
although two people have retweed stuff recently
err retweeted
i linked both of them the main page though, so dunno if that encouraged such behaviour
i wish this ntt>comcast stuff would resolve. it's annoying as hell.
well, i guess ntt>$isp
since a buddy of mine is on time warner in tx and was getting worse latency & pkt loss spikes than me
how are you meant to keep up with "social media" anway?
magic
m0unds: wasn't up_the_irons going to do something?
i dunno, haven't really paid attn in here
haha
he hasn't been around much, maybe he's been busy
i just track @mentions and direct messages on twitter. i look at my feed maybe once a day
facebook, i couldn't care less about so i don't really ever look at it
i look at it like once a week
and then find there's pages of stuff
I look at it once every 10 mins
and i haven't even addedm uch yet
gizmoguy: raelly?  how do yuo do that?
do you have some kind of ticker or something?
a window in my irc client is my twitter
lots of bathroom visits?
so it just scrolls past
oh yeah what m0unds said
my office is secretly the toilet
IBS
I use twitter for news
yea, that's about all i use it for too
i follow news, security stuff, services i use, comedians and that's about it
my wife gives me shit because the only stuff i end up tweeting is beer-related via untappd
haha
i dunno what i should even tweet on twitter
i iamgine you're not meant to tweet about the weather
unless you're a meteorologist
i guess
i forgot to come in early today, so i'm gonna get stuck in concert traffic when i leave work. bleck.
you could just work later?
nah, can't
i'd have to get approval to do it. i can come in early and leave early whenever, but if i need to stay late, i have to get it approved
ahh
i used to start late finish late to avoid traffic
i do start early end early to avoid event traffic. i go in to work at 1200 normally
probably saved about 60 to 90 minutes
early was real hard
lots of people seem to try to beat traffic rush :)
yeah, if i had to come in at a "normal" time (0700-0800), i'd probably opt for late start/finish
i think 6:15 am was the cut off for early
for leaving time
unless it's wet
i did liek 10 to 6 working time
the whole 9 to 5 thing just encourages traffic congestion
He reached out and got shot down the same as mus1cb0x (sp?) had 19:42:13      mercutio | m0unds: wasn't up_the_irons going to do something?
ah, ok
the ntt thing w/comcast is way upstream, so i'm not surprised
I don't recall details, only that up_the_irons said he received <paraphrased> basically the same response
I'm not clear on who all ARP's peered with, but I thought NTT was a peer.
And hence why ARP would do better swinging its bat at NTT's crap.
well, i'm reasonably sure it's down to $isps oversubscribing /their/ links with ntt
not anything that's ntt's fault
comcast shitholing traffic from services/networks that don't want to play ball/can't play ball and get direct peering w/comcast
ntt is upstream
it may be able to be alleviated by going via level3
it may not be able to be too though
anyone here any good with iptables?
yeah
does anyone know any verizon/comcast websitse affected?
i think doing curl testing or such could be good
and comcast.net and verizon.net both redirect to the www with hardly any data size
both are dominantly eyeball networks, so there's not much in the way of web content from either
yeah annoying isn't it
I wonder if fresh zombies have stinky breath
Ive always assumed a zombies breath must be pretty horrid
does anyone know where to find list of web sites with ip's?
because if can find that, may be able to find web site hosted by comcast :)
oh businesshelp.comcast.com
although their images are on cdn :(
and pages may be dynamic