brycec: thats close to Nike HQ
Intel has a big presence there too.
are you switching jobs too?
Nope
Same job
brycec: you call that comfortable? :)
what's comfortable?
up_the_irons: 10c/50f apparently
a bit cold for me
but it's not terrible
it really depends if you're moving or still
yeah
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.
any German updates?
which ASN is originating: 108.160.173.5
AS19679 according to whois
dropbox, thanks
my whois query timedo ut
rather: Unknown AS number or IP network. Please upgrade this program.
Yep, 19679 according to my router too
https://whois.arin.net/rest/nets;q=108.160.173.5?showDetails=true&showARIN=false&showNonArinTopLevelNet=false&ext=netref2 doesn't timeout :P
https://lmddgtfy.net/?q=!bgp%20108.160.173.5  :)
dne: thanks, didnt know duckduckgo accepted that as a search query.
wow, mutt 1.6 is finally out
@duckduckgo !bgp 108.160.173.5
BryceBot needs to learn duckduckgo as a search option / keyword
http://www.mutt.org/changes.html
mnathani_: It used to have @ddg
@ddg stuff
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
It still does
BUT for licensing reasons, the DDG API doesn't support the ! commands
wow 7,937 bangs and counting
(Actually looks like it can now. I'll have to look into it, someday)
(@ddg was written years ago...)
will Germany get its own /32 IPv6 allocation or will the current one be divided between LAX and Germany ?
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...)
*its own
wow, a v6 /29, that's massive
yup
brycec: correct "its".  man i usually never make that mistake.
^ What most people say when I correct them :p
lol
Separate ASN in Germany?
Nathaniel same ASN
how many /32 in a /29 ?
2 to the (32-29) :)
minus 2
7 I think
er 8
nope 6
broadcast + net removed
I feel pretty confident of my answer
You're correct for ipv6
are we talking ipv6 though?
eg 2000::/29 is 2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 - 2000:0007:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff
but ipv4 needs those two reserved
yup
But we're talking about a v6 /29...
 8 it is then
indeed 8
I have about 7 /24's :)
Oh, no /32's
no, wait
what the heck
yeah... /48's
that's closer
you have 7 accounts with ARP?
heh
yes, a /29 is 8 /32s
No, I have a few through he.net
i think he.net give /64s by default?
Yes and you can request a /48 from HE
not when I signed up
ahh
I have 3 /48's from HE
they were for my various tunnels
and then one from sixx
i hit my tunnel limit ages back
so yeah, maybe only 5
sixx is being cancelled
yeah
i got an e-mail from them
they think isp's should provide ipv6 by now
heh!
apparently some isp's were just directing customers to sixx
they apparently are not in the US or the real world.
rather than implementing ipv6
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
i had a routed subnet before
with no dhcp, etc
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
i don't like having long complicated addresses
but then you end up with a complicated ip!
that's what DNS is for
and no-one does reverse dns on ipv6 :)
I do!
well it's uncommon
actually it's getting better
but that's because I hardwired my primary host to be ::0 :)
i can mtr to kame.net and only the last IP has no reverse
red.stonehenge.com has address 208.79.95.2 red.stonehenge.com has IPv6 address 2607:f2f8:3080::
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 :)
openvpn?
or he.net equivalent 6to4 / 6in4
I think you can magically just make it work if v6 is every hop between
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
mercutio: yeah it's b/c of all the ppl making fake LIRs to sell IPs on the transfer market
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 :)
does duckduckgo have something like ip:8.8.8.8 search to show all websites hosted on said IP? Bing supports such queries