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[11:41] <brycec> Criminy, I'm still having really, really terrible issues on Comcast with sites not coming up, unroutable, etc
[11:41] <brycec> Can anybody else here on Comcast confirm they're having issues too? Can you traceroute/ping to 192.99.32.109?
[11:42] <brycec> (It's fucking up pkg.freebsd.org for me too, wtf...)
[11:42] <brycec> (Or maybe it's my router. I'm going to be so fucking pissed if it's snort...)
[11:44] <staticsafe> that IP looks fine for me
[11:44] <brycec> staticsafe: On Comcast, right?
[11:44] <brycec> (It's fine from ARP for that matter)
[11:44] <staticsafe> nah im not on comcast
[11:44] <brycec> :P well that's no help
[11:44] <brycec> I know the IP is good. But I only have the one Comcast connection from which to test/confirm that it's a Comcast issue.
[11:45] <brycec> (versus an issue with my own equipment)
[11:49] <staticsafe> brycec: Comcast has a route server accessible via telnet - route-server.newyork.ny.ibone.comcast.net
[11:49] <brycec> thx staticsafe
[11:49] <brycec> I should've thought of that
[11:51] <brycec> I think I've narrowed it down to being a local issue at least :) A host on my network is hammering my router (and local dns resolver) with DNS queries, maxing out its state table.
[11:51] <staticsafe> o_o
[11:53] <brycec> And that appears to be syslog performing reverse lookups...
[11:53] <brycec> Deeper!
[11:53] <BryceBot> That's what she said!!
[11:53] * brycec digs deeper
[11:53] <brycec> BryceBot: o/
[11:53] <BryceBot> \o
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[12:11] <brycec> I hate when a reboot resolves issues. I feel there's gotta be a better way, less drastic measures, etc
[12:16] <pyvpx> I am the same way
[12:56] <brycec> What's worse is when you figured out later what you'd overlooked and you could've avoided the reboot afterall
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[15:07] <kevr> ^
[15:07] <kevr> lost my 7 month uptime for that :<
[15:09] <brycec> Here here.
[15:09] * kevr hugs brycec
[15:09] * brycec burps
[15:09] * kevr smiles
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[18:18] <mnathani> s/./potatoes
[18:19] <brycec> potatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoespotatoes
[18:31] <mnathani> hi brycec
[18:32] <brycec> Hey mnathani
[18:33] <mnathani> could you recommend any print magazines that someone interested in tech news, networking, server advancements would enjoy reading
[18:40] <brycec> I could not, no.
[18:40] <brycec> The last time I read a print magazine was ~10 years ago, Linux Magazine.
[18:43] <mnathani> I see.
[18:43] <mnathani> np
[18:43] <mnathani> I was hoping to find something with ads and info from companies like AMD, Intel, Nvidia, Supermicro to name a few
[18:45] <brycec> Good luck, sorry I couldn't help
[18:46] <brycec> The last time I saw "print" advertising for servers and the like are billboards in airports for (mostly) Barracuda
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[20:02] <hazardous> brycec: i have a picture of some giant netapp ad directly next to an anti-HIV/AIDS PSA from when it was in chicago
[20:02] <hazardous> it was probably the only i've seen
[20:02] <brycec> heh
[20:03] <brycec> That reminds me - why do I get sooooooo much spam offering Netapp support/service? I've never had any interaction with NetApp, but I get spam from all sorts of 3rd parties offering support
[20:04] <brycec> "Please let me know if you have an interest in the discounted NetApp FAS6280 Storage Filers listed below."
[20:04] <brycec> What happened to NetApp that there's suddenly a market for this?
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