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Yeah it's certainly not without issue, the network is full of blockages, collapsed ducts etc. Traffic management and road closures can be hard work, we've had to wait over a year b…

For clarity - whilst most connectivity infrastructure in London is underground, it's almost always within a primary duct, so running new infrastructure is usually a case of pulling…

This looks to be rewrapped version of the open source knowledge base Outline: https://www.getoutline.com / https://github.com/outline/outline Specifically, their editor is a separa…

I'm planning to release this as a plugin :)

Recent TransferWise horror story of a public company, processing millions, who had their account suddenly shutdown: https://blog.simwood.com/2020/03/emergency-bank-details-chan...

I work for a internet/managed service provider and we generate a lot of configs. Over time we've built a variety of techniques for doing this, the most common, similar to many othe…

Both are valid addresses and can be assigned to hosts. Network address is only really used for directly attached networks, non directly attached networks will route to any address …

Too many customer devices don't support /31 subnets unfortunately, for example with Draytek we've seen an issue where it would accept the 255.255.255.254 subnet but we'd see a whol…

We're an ISP, most of our customers are businesses. Of those, around 50% opt for a pre-configured LAN (i.e. we do NAT and usually CGNAT too). For the rest we provide a static IP ad…

Homo Deus (the sequel as mentioned) answers the question of why he has formed his particular view of the future. In essence, yes economic incentive is the basis for much of today's…

We took a slightly different approach to solving a similar problem: https://github.com/thomseddon/traefik-forward-auth We were already using traefik as a proxy for our docker/swarm…

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I think it's safe to say you're underestimating Disney, they don't just knock out a kids film every year or so - they invest heavily in R&D and are pioneering many tech fields, ani…