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forgotten has joined #arpnetworks forgotten: ill buy a six pack if someone provisions the vps order i just submitted :P :D
in the next 10min :P ***: brycec has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
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sjackso has joined #arpnetworks brycec: lol forgotten
forgotten: One of the "ready-made" VPS doesn't/didn't suit you? sjackso: Here's a salute to ARP for being up today. Amazon S3 is apparently having a major outage, and their status dashboard hasn't updated to reflect that because their status dashboard is affected by the outage.
ah, apparently I am late in saying this. The status page is working again; they're just having an outage. plett: sjackso: No, that really was a thing - they couldn't serve the red icons on the dashboard for a while because the image files were hosted on the broken bit of S3 https://twitter.com/awscloud/status/836656664635846656 BryceBot: TWITTER: The dashboard not changing color is related to S3 issue. See the banner at the top of the dashboard for updates. (Tue Feb 28 19:17:47 +0000 2017, retweeted 1020 times) sjackso: plett: I know, but they had solved that problem by the time I wrote here
Still hilarious. Maybe they should host their status board on google cloud or something? plett: Ahh
Indeed. The irony is amazing :) brycec: Perhaps. At the same time, their services aren't _supposed_ to break to this degree. That's why regions have availability zones, replicas etc.
Pretty mind-boggling that it broke at all, especially to this degree. sjackso: yes, the whole 11-nines of availability thing is looking tattered today brycec: 11 nines I cannot even begin to fathom that mercutio: for such a major outage there weren't that many posts on outages@
i didn't actually read the content, i just saw the subjects go past up_the_irons: i would be easy to brag that we have great uptime, in the face of big player outages, but at the end of the day, if we were the biggest host in the world, we might also have the same problems. Sometimes it's nice to be small.
s/i would/it would/ BryceBot: <up_the_irons> it would be easy to brag that we have great uptime, in the face of big player outages, but at the end of the day, if we were the biggest host in the world, we might also have the same problems. Sometimes it's nice to be small. up_the_irons: https://twitter.com/ian_surewould/status/836645989972918272 BryceBot: TWITTER: The moment the presenter realizes S3 is down. #AWS #S3 #Amazon https://t.co/S8gY1J9lrH (Tue Feb 28 18:35:22 +0000 2017, retweeted 1133 times) up_the_irons: lol mercutio: i am of two minds about outages.
1) if facebook is down for 5 minutes, it should be "no big deal"
2) if intrastructure requires external services there should be very close to 100% uptime
and more and more people seem to want to rely on external services rather than keeping things in house. and i think that software has to have better solutions for that than straight redundant infrastructure mike-burns: I hesitate to gloat when a competitor/something I don't like suffers an outage, because that could easily be me someday. mercutio: some credit card systems will go into offline mode if their credit card processing goes down
but because offline means signature everything slows right down.
and places that resort to cash-only often have most people abort purchases here :)
but amazon the shop is trying to take the place of shops, and i dunno if amazon itself had an outage, but it's effectively the same as a retailer having their credit card processing stop brycec: (There's a brick&mortar Amazon bookstore in my local mall. It feels a bit... ironic, I guess. But it's a real nice experience: perks of having a physical bookstore - browsing, skimming, etc - with Amazon pricing.) mercutio: there used to be a bookstore here, i think it was barnes and noble
and they had couches etc
it was like 3 storeys
but then they closed up
i preferred it in a way
the only problem was the prices were really high compared to amazon
and i think that it went into that problem area of people would sometimes browse there, then buy from amazon
the same thing is happening with shoe places here.
it's mitigated slightly from cheaper parallel imports from asia to get costs down. but people want convenience and cheap prices at the same time.
i kind of like the idea of decoupling, like you go to a shoe shop and you pay money to check out shoes, and to have someone help you, then you can buy online or there.
where they can offer more competitve prices becuase you've already paid for checking out the shoes. ***: km_ has quit IRC (Quit: "/dev/null: no space left on device")
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Mozarello has joined #arpnetworks Mozarello: Hello, with C language : "socket(PF_INET, SOCK_RAW, IPPROTO_TCP) ;... tcph->syn=1; " then "sendto". This packet goes to port "80" of some website. That server receives my packet , then it sends back SYN/ACK packet, good, that site is up. But after I receive the SYN/ACK packet from that remote server something else happens.
"Me", or my Kernel I suppose send out an "R" packet, my program didn't send it. Now this RST third packet is not needed for me. Is it neccessary to have Kernel send RST on its own (being TCP) link, or I can turn it off with "setsockopt"? ***: Mozarello has left "Parted" up_the_irons: mike-burns: yeah exactly
mercutio: we still have a lot of barnes & noble's here. it's like how you describe. I like it b/c i can sit down and chill. work. read. whatever. mercutio: up_the_irons: it was central city here, premium real estate
so maybe it cost a lot to maintain.. up_the_irons: i'm sure it did mercutio: also shipping costs to get books here etc
it was better before i lived here
as it was a convenient place to kill time up_the_irons: yeah mercutio: so if i go to LA i can kill time there haha anisfarhana: all hail to arpnetworks!
I am one of the happy customers!
Hail up_the_irons! mercutio: is openbsd 6.1 coming out tommorow? anisfarhana: hail to mercutio too! He is @ here!
Must be VVIP here.
Hail mercutio! up_the_irons: i don't think I've ever been hailed before
that's great, one more bucket list item done
;)
anisfarhana: i'm glad you're happy :) ***: dj_goku has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
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dj_goku has joined #arpnetworks anisfarhana: up_the_irons: I would like real life protest in front of your house, if you shutting down arpnetworks in future! up_the_irons: hahahaha anisfarhana: *I will do
up_the_irons: I got sponsored again with the box! At least for next $6 months!
Errr
*next 6 months. up_the_irons: which box? anisfarhana: VPS 10GB/512MB.
Remember that i almost want to terminate it before due to the payment? up_the_irons: honestly it's hard for me to remember many tickets... we deal with them every day anisfarhana: Ah yes right.
I asked for the discount before, since i can't afford to pay for it anymore.
But few days ago, somebody willing to pay the cost for next 6 months.
But i have to take care their IRC bots and i can do that! -: anisfarhana loves IRC anisfarhana: ha ha ha
Hail again arpnetworks! up_the_irons: well cool then :) anisfarhana: Yes, thanks again!
May the force be with you, master. -: anisfarhana knees down. up_the_irons: haha no problem ***: Nahual has joined #arpnetworks
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