[00:00] "However, a critical detail was overlooked in that backbone provider GTT/nLayer was doing the majority of the heavy lifting for CloudFlare." [00:00] (usually you'll hit a peered connection when browsing hosted sites) [00:00] yeah but i see ntt :) [00:00] maybe ntt do flowspec now [00:00] so GTT was integral to the CloudFlare implementation at one point [00:00] TO THE CLOUD!!! [00:00] that's interesting [00:01] https://njetwork.wordpress.com/2013/04/30/mitigating-ddos-attacks-with-bgp-flow-specification/ [00:01] The specification was written by guys from Cisco, Juniper, Arbor Networks and NTT America, but only Juniper implements it at the time of writing. [00:01] so yeah maybe ntt are implementing it now [00:02] but yeah now they're not, and they're hosting on cloudflare, and they can't handle ddos?? [00:02] that anti ddos protection crap at the beginning is like soimething to enable when you're under active ddos attack to try and reduce traffic [00:06] that seems like it would be expensive to implement on all of your network's routers [00:06] if you're NTT and you have a bunch of customers [00:06] and you have to deal with all of their firewall rules [00:06] like rate limiting individual traffic streams? [00:06] seems like that has to be stateful, for each stream [00:07] > then rate-limit 1m; [00:07] i have never looked into it tbh [00:34] :666 blackhole stops most ddos attacks. [00:34] err blackhole community, it is noramlly called 666 as that's the community number standard :) [02:04] *** RandalSchwartz has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [07:01] *** RandalSchwartz has joined #arpnetworks [07:01] *** RandalSchwartz has quit IRC (Changing host) [07:01] *** RandalSchwartz has joined #arpnetworks [07:41] *** djkrikke-2 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [08:27] *** medum has left [08:27] *** djkrikke-2 has joined #arpnetworks [11:19] *** djkrikke-2 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [14:25] my isp has an extremely effective ddos detection [14:26] as soon as they see traffic being sent down your line faster than it is connected, they simply sever you (they also have means to filter certain types of dos too) [14:26] realisticly end users can only hope for that, at least if i get shunted offline i can log into their panels and see why im offline [14:29] after much playing (and subtle hair loss) - i have found my solution - debian & xen [14:29] hyper-v is nice n all, quite fast for freebsd guests - but no way of vga passthru on my system by looks [14:30] just need to get a way for debian to give me an option to go full X and only run the background guests (that need no head), or to choose windows passthru & background guests and leave the host idle for ssh [14:36] the Level3 trunk is acting strange [14:42] grody: have you tired that alternative to vnc [14:42] uhh spice [14:45] have been reading about that [14:45] it's a lot nicer [14:45] have been using the sdl interface vs vnc [14:45] ahh ok i haven't palyed with that [14:46] it's faster in general, but if you lose that window, you kill the vm [14:46] spice is fast over lan [14:46] i can't remember what it's like over internet [14:46] ahh i'll be running everything locally [14:47] well it's still worth a shot [14:47] by fast i mean web browsing on windows was good from linux :) [14:47] like scrollign was good even [14:52] for some reason most remote video still scrolls terribly [15:01] I did it! I hacked my first fbsd ports Makefile! [15:02] p5-Business-ISBM required a newer ExtUtils::Makemaker, so I added that to my BUILD_DEPENDS [15:02] * RandalSchwartz does a happydance [15:03] now to submit that patch back upstream [15:03] i had heaps of problems with freebsd ports back when i used freebsd as a desktop :/ [15:03] it seemed that any given time lots of things were out of sync [15:03] there was no stable branch? [15:03] i haven't had any issues recently with much less ports used though [15:04] but they always seem to change dependencys around for versions [15:04] mind you that was mostly with things like gnome etc [15:05] stable what? [15:05] like when doing cvs upgrade on the ports tree [15:06] well - it claims it needs perl 5.18, which probably has the required module in core [15:06] you don't have release tagged versions, it just constantly updates. [15:06] EUMM is one of those "dual-tagged" modules [15:06] both a core version, and a version in CPAN [15:06] I'm still running 5.16, so I had to "upgrade" my EUMM [15:06] but poudriere always starts with a clean slate [15:08] this is the first time that has been a problem. :) [15:08] I built EUMM 7.04, and that's what's installed on my host machine [15:09] but poudriere used the 5.16 perl stock EUMM, and p5-Business-ISBN hated that [15:09] hmm [15:09] i think i have perl 5.20 [15:09] well on linux [15:09] i've got no idea what perl has been changing in their new versions [15:09] perldoc perldelta :) [15:30] ahh i have 5.20.2 [15:30] lots of little things? [15:30] Errno has been upgraded from version 1.20_03 to 1.20_05. [15:30] that means nothing to me for instance [15:35] it means nothing to me either. :) [15:35] it probably means they fixed some bugs. [15:35] the perldelta has a lot of insignificant noise. [15:56] it seems to be mostly language and unicode improvements [15:57] err and fixes [16:05] what does a freebsd ABI look like? [16:05] as in, in pkg.conf, ${ABI} [16:06] ahh... like this: freebsd:8:x86:64 [16:11] I should name my poudriere jails like that too then [16:15] hmm. that doesn't look like anything in uname -a [16:15] I wonder how you get the ABI [16:15] I could look at the source of pkg, I guess... since it parses pkg.conf with that var [16:19] Oh... geez. pkg gets it literally by reading the elf info from /bin/sh [16:21] pkg query '%o %q' can show you the same ABI string too [16:46] that souunds dirty [16:46] That's what she said!! [16:47] but maybe it's so you can have different kernels and userspace [17:21] @weather houston [17:21] Multiple locations matched your query: Houston, AL (zmw:35572.1.99999), Houston, AK (zmw:99694.1.99999), Houston, AR (zmw:72070.1.99999), Houston, BC, CA (zmw:00000.3.71950), Houston, CO (zmw:80138.3.99999), Houston, DE (zmw:19954.1.99999), Houston, IL (zmw:62286.3.99999), Houston, MN (zmw:55943.1.99999), Houston, MS (zmw:38851.1.99999), Houston, MO (zmw:65483.1.99999), Houston, OH (zmw:45333.1.99999), Houston, PA (zmw:15342.1.99999), Houston, SD [17:21] @weather houston, tx [17:21] Houston, TX: Overcast ☁ 56°F (13°C), Humidity: 46%, Wind: From the NE at 1.0 MPH Gusting to 6.0 MPH -- For more details including the forecast and almanac, see http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=29.713865,-95.262833 or re-request this with: @weather -v houston, tx [17:21] @weather -v houston, tx [17:21] Houston, TX: Overcast ☁ 56°F (13°C), Humidity: 46%, Wind: From the NE at 1.0 MPH Gusting to 6.0 MPH, Pressure: 30.36inHg (1028mb) and holding, Dewpoint: 36°F (2°C), Visibility: 10Mi (16km), UV index: 0, Sunrise 06:40, Sunset: 18:24, Lunar phase: Waning gibbous [17:21] Saturday: Overcast 62°F/50°F (16°C/10°C) | Sunday: Rain 56°F/51°F (13°C/11°C) | Monday: Rain 59°F/57°F (15°C/14°C) | Tuesday: Rain 62°F/52°F (17°C/11°C) [17:21] The average high for this date is 71°F (22°C), and the record of 90°F (32°C) was set in 1911. The average low is 51°F (11°C), and the record of 28°F (-2°C) was set in 1989 [18:10] @weather -v 70458 [18:10] Flood Warning in effect from 7:14 PM CST on March 7, 2015 until 2:14 AM CDT on March9, 2015: The Flood Warning continues for the Pearl River near Pearl River.* Until further notice.* At 6:00 PM Saturday the stage was 15.7 feet.* Minor flooding is occurring and minor flooding is forecast.* Flood stage is 14.0 feet.* Forecast...the river will continue rising to near 15.7 feet by midnight tomorrow. Additional rises may be possible thereafter.* Imp [18:10] Slidell, LA: Clear 49°F (9°C), Humidity: 65%, Wind: Calm, Pressure: 30.35inHg (1028mb) and holding, Dewpoint: 38°F (3°C), Feels like 50°F (10°C), Visibility: 10Mi (16km), UV index: 0, Sunrise 06:18, Sunset: 18:01, Lunar phase: Waning gibbous [18:10] Saturday: Partly Cloudy 62°F/45°F (16°C/7°C) | Sunday: Partly Cloudy 67°F/54°F (19°C/12°C) | Monday: Rain 65°F/61°F (18°C/16°C) | Tuesday: Rain 71°F/60°F (22°C/16°C) [18:10] The average high for this date is 70°F (21°C), and the record of 83°F (28°C) was set in 1974. The average low is 52°F (11°C), and the record of 30°F (-1°C) was set in 1966 [18:48] @weather 97005 [18:48] Beaverton, OR: Clear 60°F (15°C), Humidity: 49%, Wind: Calm -- For more details including the forecast and almanac, see http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=45.498989,-122.791229 or re-request this with: @weather -v 97005 [18:48] @weather auckland [18:48] Auckland, New Zealand: Mostly Cloudy ☁ 74°F (23°C), Humidity: 75%, Wind: From the WSW at 3.8 MPH Gusting to 17.4 MPH -- For more details including the forecast and almanac, see http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=-36.973896,174.878021 or re-request this with: @weather -v auckland [18:49] @weather oakland [18:49] Multiple locations matched your query: Oakland, AR (zmw:72661.1.99999), Oakland, CA (zmw:94601.1.99999), Oakland, FL (zmw:34740.2.99999), Oakland, IL (zmw:61943.1.99999), Oakland, IA (zmw:51560.1.99999), Oakland, KY (zmw:42159.1.99999), Oakland, ME (zmw:04963.1.99999), Oakland, MD (zmw:21550.1.99999), Oakland, MI (zmw:48306.4.99999), Oakland, MN (zmw:56007.3.99999), Oakland, MS (zmw:38948.1.99999), Oakland, MO (zmw:63122.3.99999), Oakland, NE (zm [18:49] whoa [18:49] @weather oakland, ca [18:49] Oakland, CA: Clear 64°F (17°C), Humidity: 51%, Wind: From the West at 2.7 MPH -- For more details including the forecast and almanac, see http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=37.785202,-122.199837 or re-request this with: @weather -v oakland, ca [18:49] there we go [18:49] the "other" auckland :) [18:57] the other? [18:58] yes... there's a story of a person getting on a flight at SFO, heading for what he though was "oakland". Turns out, it was a flight to auckland. [19:00] ... http://articles.latimes.com/1985-04-11/local/me-11793_1_auckland [19:02] lol [19:02] *** Hien has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) [19:02] long flight difference [19:02] yeah - I think he was wondering why he wasn't down in an hour or so [19:02] and why would you fly from SFO to OAK? [19:03] that has to be like the dumbest flight ever [19:03] speaking of oakland, I had to pick up my girlfriend once at OAK and her flight was "alaska 404". I was wondering if I would see "flight not found" [19:03] i actually discovered OAK recently and quite like it [19:03] randal: don't they separate international and domestic terminals there? [19:03] apparently this was 1985 [19:03] probably more ways to make mistakes :) [19:03] US doesn't have any exit customs [19:04] so it could have been all from same terminal [19:04] jc: don't people regularly fly between los angeles and san francisco? [19:04] i don't know where oakland is though [19:05] oh it's one bridge away [19:05] Oh... might have been originated in Sac [19:05] 23 minutes by car apparently [19:05] where's santa clara hmm [19:05] more details - http://articles.latimes.com/1985-04-03/local/me-28522_1_europe-vacation [19:06] oh santa clara is a bit further away [19:06] * grody somehow ended up installing windows 10 TP to play with [19:06] Ahhh yeah, from LAX [19:06] either to auckland or oakland [19:06] grody: i have windows 10. what do you think? [19:06] and he was still in internatil [19:06] not bah [19:06] bad* [19:06] it's pretty damned fast on this thing too [19:06] grody: windows 10 feels faster than windows 2008 did to me [19:07] but it's got a few annoying bugs. [19:07] like it keeps wanting me to do an update, but there's no update, and i have to click postpone. [19:07] not had that [19:07] but like if playing a game or something, it'll pop up taking over :/ [19:07] i didn't used to have it, it started at some point [19:07] also it boots into this thing saying whether you want to roll back every boot [19:07] this was "upgraded" to build 9926 [19:08] just finished playing with miracast [19:08] i dunno if that makes any diff [19:08] also they keep updating the amd video drivers recently, and the most recent ones seem buggy [19:08] swmbo was watching TV, then i just took it over with IE on youtube [19:08] and i have to unplug/replug my monitor to a different slot sometimes [19:08] or the secreen is all garbled. [19:08] ah i installed the ones off AMD site [19:09] so yeah a few annoying issues, but nothing corrupting data or anything [19:09] didnt find 2D was all that [19:09] really? [19:09] plus a few windows 8 drivers for a few other specifics which has gotten everything working [19:09] i'm pretty sure they're including the real amd drivers now. [19:09] i think so, but was no opencl :> [19:09] oh [19:10] *** djkrikke-2 has joined #arpnetworks [19:10] i don't know what programs use opencl [19:10] i found some opencl test which didn't work on linux [19:10] but it all seemed rather complicated. [19:10] it also allows swapping to video ram in some scenarios [19:10] boinc uses it too [19:11] i don't know that program [19:12] i was kind of hoping more things would be accelerated by now [19:13] my amd cpu is so much slower than g3258 [19:13] aye, i have seen some databases being offloaded [19:13] oh? [19:13] but would have hoped to shunt a virtual machine or most of it's load off on it [19:13] i think amd's lack of memory bandwidth and high latency kind of hurt [19:14] like the g3258 has way faster memory speed [19:14] for the same clock rate [19:15] http://highscalability.com/scaling-postgresql-using-cuda [19:16] there are some apps in debian & mint that are poc of similar [19:16] oh curious. [19:16] i got that library thingy for doing stuff going [19:16] for amd's hybrid mode or whtaever thing they call it [19:16] hsa? [19:16] the demo thing ran [19:16] but i couldn't find anything useful to run with it [19:17] hm [19:17] grub will boot linux in secondary partitions, right? [19:17] i think so, i use uefi [19:18] fbsd in primary (with secondaries in container), windows in another primary, debiab in another with LVM then a few small to tinker with in secondaries off the last space for primary [19:18] this bios/efi is weird.. it's a bios, but supports secure boot and a uefi console, but noting fancy [19:19] freebsd's uefi boot barfs the screen like esxi does [19:20] so far only archlinux seems to utilize the uefi boot (as does windows) properly [19:21] see how long it is until i break this... [19:25] *** ix33 has joined #arpnetworks [19:53] (grub can boot linux on any mbr or gpt partition, provided the bios can boot to grub at least -- grub installed to the mbr, or first partition typically) [19:54] I thought Fedora and CentOS had mature/proper UEFI usage. [21:00] *** ix33 has quit IRC (Quit: Changing server) [21:00] don't they all use grub2? [21:02] *** ix33 has joined #arpnetworks [21:07] Arch offers grub2, but since Arch is very much a "build it however you like" distro, I wouldn't say it necessarily uses any one thing. [21:07] (for instance, Arch provides directions on booting a kernel EFI stub directly, or using any other bootloader) [21:10] yeah, i've been meaning to try efi stubs directly [21:10] or at least consider something other than grub [22:04] *** kevr has quit IRC (Quit: ZNC - http://znc.in) [22:07] *** kevr has joined #arpnetworks [22:08] *** kevr has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) [22:10] *** kevr has joined #arpnetworks [22:11] *** kevr has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) [22:12] *** kevr has joined #arpnetworks