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robjs

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About robjs

network-defined software engineer. software-defined network engineer.

i nerd out on getting packets around the globe.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #46327007

    ICMP packets pretty much always carry some data (even though it's not _strictly_ required). This data is what is padded when the user asks for a ping with a specific packet size (e…

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    Comment #36594526

    https://rob.sh/postindex I write mainly about networking topics, either standards updates or open source projects. Infrequently at best.

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    Comment #35753999

    Oh, it definitely is (re: SF being into neighbourhoods)! Cool project. Kudos on recognising “Fairmount” versus lobbing it in with Glen Park or Noe Valley. (I don’t /really/ have a …

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    Comment #35434924

    As always, Bruce raises a good discussion here, but I’m disappointed in the lack of depth of this analysis. The article, to me, characterises this as a religious discussion, choosi…

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    Comment #32819485

    I am coeliac (en-US: celiac), a condition that I (along with a number of other things) contracted after contracting an infection in 2019. One of the symptoms that many of those tha…

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    Comment #32210064

    So, what does one who needs a off-road capable/large storage vehicle do? I do not drive to commute. I have a large dog, bicycles, camping gear, ski gear, etc. that are the things t…

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    Comment #31754241

    I don't understand what this means. This was not a defence of MPLS, but rather an observation that says that the fundamental domains and business logic around externally-selected T…

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    Comment #31752391

    SRv6 is not going to transform the quality of experience/quality of service that you see from Internet applications. Traffic engineering technologies like this (MPLS-based, IP-base…

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    Comment #23972430

    The most important thing for you to identify is what the key characteristics of the person that you're trying to hire are -- can you teach them the technology if they don't know it…

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    Comment #23333835

    I wholeheartedly agree with this comment. An industry mentor of mine who runs a R&D for a large, and successful software/hardware business unit once explained their approach to bui…

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    Comment #23163762

    There is no single answer that is going to be universally applicable (surprise, surprise :-)). Oftentimes, the right design is going to be informed by some view of the practicaliti…

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    Comment #22780202

    There's no reason operators can't show-up, and a bunch of us do - however, it requires significantly more time investment than posting to NANOG. In some of my professional roles th…

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    Comment #22780184

    Job is definitely managing to make some great progress, which is impressive. There aren't a huge number of folks that have the time and effort that is required to push these things…

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    Comment #22779389

    A challenge of the IETF generally is that it is very solution-driven. There are many, many solutions that are proposed per meeting, and the barrier to proposing a document is very …

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    Comment #15547513

    I had this a couple of weeks ago -- order placed, waited over an hour and the order was then cancelled. They (UberEats) "couldn't find a driver". Spoke with their customer support,…