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[07:11] <nathani> So my Bell Fiber provider tells me : "Presently, we do not offer IPv6 with residential connections." :-(
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[11:39] <brycec> Sounds like Frontier Communications' response too. (Even though their website is now available over ipv6, that's just BS.)
[11:40] <brycec> (Frontier took over a lot of Verizon's FiOS and DSL areas)
[11:40] <brycec> (For those not familiar with them)
[11:40] <brycec> I love having FiOS, I hate most everything else about the company. Fortunately, the FiOS "just works" 99.999% of the time.
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[18:06] <nathani> brycec: thats a lot of 9's
[18:07] <brycec> heh, not scientifically measured just anecdotal... I haven't noticed it being down since it was installed, save for my own hardware failure.
[18:58] <mercutio> it used to be that DNS was the most common reason for internet to fail
[18:58] <mercutio> like an ISP would have really reliable network infrastructure.  Then their DNS server would topple over at high load.
[18:59] <mercutio> I think generally DNS is more redundant these days, and the software etc is more scalable, etc.
[19:00] <mercutio> now it's probably peering links overloading for netflix etc that is the problem :)
[19:00] <mercutio> not meeting bandwidth requirements.
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[20:41] <nathani> Whats the cheapest consumer router that can run pfSense?
[20:51] <mjp2> probably a raspberry pi?
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