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Comment #49227109
IBM spun out their foundries to Global Foundaries (formerly part of AMD) a decade ago, then refused to commit to Global Foundaries next major process upgrades. Staying on the bleed…
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Comment #47989919
OP seems to want to route /64 or larger to each customer, but can only have 3000 total entries larger than /128 in the expensive routers his firm owns. Essentially the hardware doe…
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Comment #47989882
Never mind the actual performance issues that I keep seeing in production deployments. We have large networks that are essentially rolling on autopilot totally unmanaged, like Lume…
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Comment #47885951
Not really, I always have to choose an exit node for Tailscale to allow me internet access on Mac while connected to a Tailnet on cellular.
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Comment #47871822
PCMU and PCMA voice frames are 20ms or 40ms, and no one is running with no jitter buffer, so your 30ms number doesn't make sense. Even circuit switched networks are not often below…
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Comment #47585491
Scaleway is a huge abuse platform, the same IPs on their network continue day after day to blast out login and bruteforce attempts. Drop their ranges and suddenly your logs get a l…
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Comment #47156981
Thank you for being honest and up front about your background. It is very meaningful that you do not try to hide it, and I feel it increases trust.
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Comment #47156961
VoIP.ms is hard to port into and out of, I've repeatedly seen them drop part of the account number when transferring a number, then drag their feet for days thereafter on resubmitt…
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Comment #47156911
Google Voice is requiring ID verification now, and porting your phone number out is difficult as they charge an unlock fee and you get to deal with Bandwidth.com's port out shenani…
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Comment #47156887
Which vendor did you choose to partner with to provide the mobile core (IMS and such)? I've talked to a few tangentially and it seems like an interesting space.
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Comment #47156830
What can be open sourced (GrapheneOS) already is, and the remainder is business logic that they have described for the MVNO that is likely carrier specific and tied to the oddball …
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Comment #47156709
Mitigating SIP and TDM spoofing requires broad cooperation among every other Telecom provider. That doesn't exist today, you can't prevent people from spoofing your number.
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Comment #47045983
There is a lot of money floating around major cities in the US. So many nonprofit entities are preserving some cultural niche thanks to their older patrons using their qualified mi…
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Comment #47018480
Exactly, no on is truly overjoyed with Teams. As shovelware goes it is passable, but that is a low bar
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Comment #47018468
Teams is shovelware. Force bundled, with questionably reliable messaging, okay video calling (if your organization policies don't break it), and a fairly useless Phone System compo…
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Comment #46927588
Your storage is dying, any Electron based app will lose its database in this scenario.
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Comment #46927574
If you start to have higher message volumes, Element Desktop handles syncing on first launch much more gracefully than Signal Desktop.
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Comment #46927563
I made no such assertion, please do not put words in my mouth.
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Comment #46902351
It works faster & better than Signal Desktop.
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Comment #46771791
What was the last successful French software project in the Telecom or Conferencing space? This project has been forced into the hands of 40k users, but likely due to a plethora of…
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Comment #46522319
All large organizations are political. Some employees choose to ignore the office politics, but that choice might find their management not ensuring they survive the next round of …
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Comment #46471037
A simple modern Dotnet monolith with Postgres on a Linux server could deliver a much better end user experience, and it probably would take a lot less server resources than the cur…
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Comment #46471025
Monoliths generally server side render. Server side rendering is fast, consistent and performant, the state of the client won't get into wonky territory since they are a button cli…
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Comment #46460990
There is plenty a browser could do to compete, from blocking modern popups (which now occur within the window, putting a gradient over the content forcing you to interact with thei…
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Comment #46414094
Curate your connections, yeet anyone who is posting slop and add people that make quality spicy posts you enjoy. It's that simple to make a LinkedIn feed have posts and comments yo…