Also: launched a sounding rocket together with my high-school class from the same rocket range in 2009.
youtu.be/4kM1jDB7sY0?...
youtu.be/4kM1jDB7sY0?...
Romteknologi 08/09 studentrakett
YouTube video by Nikolai Andre Ek Ovesen
youtu.be
March 25, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Also: launched a sounding rocket together with my high-school class from the same rocket range in 2009.
youtu.be/4kM1jDB7sY0?...
youtu.be/4kM1jDB7sY0?...
Thanks for making me feel old! I had started school before she was born.
I'd say it's a problem with the over-representation by older men in politics in general globally. But people like this just makes the barrier higher for the next qualified one.
I'd say it's a problem with the over-representation by older men in politics in general globally. But people like this just makes the barrier higher for the next qualified one.
February 17, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Thanks for making me feel old! I had started school before she was born.
I'd say it's a problem with the over-representation by older men in politics in general globally. But people like this just makes the barrier higher for the next qualified one.
I'd say it's a problem with the over-representation by older men in politics in general globally. But people like this just makes the barrier higher for the next qualified one.
My colleagues are great, love 'em!
January 28, 2025 at 4:57 PM
My colleagues are great, love 'em!
As I see it; The AI-bubble is inflated to an extent that should make any financial institution shiver.
I'm curious to see if what we saw on the stock market yesterday was a deflation or a pop.
I'm curious to see if what we saw on the stock market yesterday was a deflation or a pop.
January 28, 2025 at 1:45 PM
As I see it; The AI-bubble is inflated to an extent that should make any financial institution shiver.
I'm curious to see if what we saw on the stock market yesterday was a deflation or a pop.
I'm curious to see if what we saw on the stock market yesterday was a deflation or a pop.
A flight on Turkish hairlines is a thing, a massive thing.
January 26, 2025 at 10:24 PM
A flight on Turkish hairlines is a thing, a massive thing.
Ben cartwright-cox has a pretty good(and entertaining) presentation where he addresses getting an RFC through the IETF: "BGP Send Hold Timer - Addressing stuck routes".
I saw him present it at NONOG 6 last year, recording here: benjojo.co.uk/talks/send-h...
I saw him present it at NONOG 6 last year, recording here: benjojo.co.uk/talks/send-h...
benjojo.co.uk
January 26, 2025 at 10:08 PM
Ben cartwright-cox has a pretty good(and entertaining) presentation where he addresses getting an RFC through the IETF: "BGP Send Hold Timer - Addressing stuck routes".
I saw him present it at NONOG 6 last year, recording here: benjojo.co.uk/talks/send-h...
I saw him present it at NONOG 6 last year, recording here: benjojo.co.uk/talks/send-h...
I will add, the threshold for a fuckup-cake is influenced a lot by how much we crave cake.
January 26, 2025 at 9:48 PM
I will add, the threshold for a fuckup-cake is influenced a lot by how much we crave cake.
We have a tradition at work, if you fuck up on a big enough scale.
You have to bring cake the next workday, serve cake and tell everyone what happened.
You learn, your peers learn and you spin a bad feeling into a wholesome thing.
You have to bring cake the next workday, serve cake and tell everyone what happened.
You learn, your peers learn and you spin a bad feeling into a wholesome thing.
January 26, 2025 at 9:46 PM
We have a tradition at work, if you fuck up on a big enough scale.
You have to bring cake the next workday, serve cake and tell everyone what happened.
You learn, your peers learn and you spin a bad feeling into a wholesome thing.
You have to bring cake the next workday, serve cake and tell everyone what happened.
You learn, your peers learn and you spin a bad feeling into a wholesome thing.
I don't think they'd be too shaky in the saddle at the sight of an army of Cybertrucks at the border.
I think they'd be shakier at the sight of a few divisions of porn-addicted North Korean soldiers... Unless the yanks have banned porn already, then they're probably just there to be buddies.
I think they'd be shakier at the sight of a few divisions of porn-addicted North Korean soldiers... Unless the yanks have banned porn already, then they're probably just there to be buddies.
January 21, 2025 at 4:48 PM
I don't think they'd be too shaky in the saddle at the sight of an army of Cybertrucks at the border.
I think they'd be shakier at the sight of a few divisions of porn-addicted North Korean soldiers... Unless the yanks have banned porn already, then they're probably just there to be buddies.
I think they'd be shakier at the sight of a few divisions of porn-addicted North Korean soldiers... Unless the yanks have banned porn already, then they're probably just there to be buddies.
And their self driving algorithm will only turn Right.
January 21, 2025 at 2:00 PM
And their self driving algorithm will only turn Right.
For Windows clients my assumption would be that SMB and the whole workgroup machinery now uses mDNS, as NetBIOS is getting deprecated.
Whether the instances I have seen have been due to correct design or policies that should have disabled it is unknown to me.
Whether the instances I have seen have been due to correct design or policies that should have disabled it is unknown to me.
January 13, 2025 at 3:04 PM
For Windows clients my assumption would be that SMB and the whole workgroup machinery now uses mDNS, as NetBIOS is getting deprecated.
Whether the instances I have seen have been due to correct design or policies that should have disabled it is unknown to me.
Whether the instances I have seen have been due to correct design or policies that should have disabled it is unknown to me.
I've just observed the from the outside, through working for an ISP, where silly amounts of mDNS traffic has wreaked havoc for enterprises, in instances where they have also been dependent on IGMP as part of their service.
January 13, 2025 at 3:00 PM
I've just observed the from the outside, through working for an ISP, where silly amounts of mDNS traffic has wreaked havoc for enterprises, in instances where they have also been dependent on IGMP as part of their service.
Also: things can quickly get spicy if you don't just flood multicast. Your switches might not be capable of handling that much IGMP traffic.
January 13, 2025 at 9:57 AM
Also: things can quickly get spicy if you don't just flood multicast. Your switches might not be capable of handling that much IGMP traffic.
I'd say "mainly used for consumer stuff" is a bit off, win10 and up supports and uses it(afaik they are intending to replace NetBIOS with it), not sure for what: but Chromebooks also generate a good share of mDNS traffic.
You should expect it, and see it in any enterprise environment.
You should expect it, and see it in any enterprise environment.
January 13, 2025 at 9:51 AM
I'd say "mainly used for consumer stuff" is a bit off, win10 and up supports and uses it(afaik they are intending to replace NetBIOS with it), not sure for what: but Chromebooks also generate a good share of mDNS traffic.
You should expect it, and see it in any enterprise environment.
You should expect it, and see it in any enterprise environment.
*slaps the roof of the big one* you can fit so much packet collision in this bad boy.
January 7, 2025 at 9:05 PM
*slaps the roof of the big one* you can fit so much packet collision in this bad boy.
Here in Norway we salt the roads more or less constantly for 4-6 months, rust isn't that huge an issue.
Proof: pic I just snapped from the bus. (Notice how the road isn't red with rust either).
Rust isn't a problem as long as you take care of your stuff.
Proof: pic I just snapped from the bus. (Notice how the road isn't red with rust either).
Rust isn't a problem as long as you take care of your stuff.
January 6, 2025 at 9:17 AM
Here in Norway we salt the roads more or less constantly for 4-6 months, rust isn't that huge an issue.
Proof: pic I just snapped from the bus. (Notice how the road isn't red with rust either).
Rust isn't a problem as long as you take care of your stuff.
Proof: pic I just snapped from the bus. (Notice how the road isn't red with rust either).
Rust isn't a problem as long as you take care of your stuff.
Steam is bang on with the 3 games I played last year as well:
December 23, 2024 at 1:46 PM
Steam is bang on with the 3 games I played last year as well:
No partridges in pear trees though!
December 23, 2024 at 1:24 PM
No partridges in pear trees though!
You should expect to see traffic in the queues you have configured and not in the others.
Just got to trust the engineer that configured it, about whether it's correct and functioning.
Just got to trust the engineer that configured it, about whether it's correct and functioning.
December 11, 2024 at 9:41 PM
You should expect to see traffic in the queues you have configured and not in the others.
Just got to trust the engineer that configured it, about whether it's correct and functioning.
Just got to trust the engineer that configured it, about whether it's correct and functioning.
If this is a follow-up of sorts from your previous Junos headache: show interface ge-x/y/z extensive. You should find a queue counters section there, in the very verbose output.
December 11, 2024 at 9:38 PM
If this is a follow-up of sorts from your previous Junos headache: show interface ge-x/y/z extensive. You should find a queue counters section there, in the very verbose output.