equinox
equinox@chaos.social
<p>he/him · FRRouting · Junisco & Hp3Com slayer · knows more about IP routing than is healthy · moonlights in bullying electrons around a circuit board</p>
Posts
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Post #4015867
@azonenberg@ioc.exchange so @Oskar456@mastodon.social is trying to debug weird behavior with a device's SFP+ ports that is suspected to be misconfig between operating (at 1G) as SGMII or 1000base-X (or some bits in the negotiation pages on either) - do you have any suggestions/ideas how to (cheaply) debug that? Identifying a signal as SGMII vs. 1000base-X would be good, getting the AN pages dumped better…
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Post #3737552
found something while looking through backups… cablingplan-27C3_V2.pdf
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Post #3303554
https://lantian.pub/en/article/fun/ai-agent-bankrupted-their-operator-scan-dn42lantian.lantian/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48500012 Seeing what dn42 has become truly warms my heart… especially the bits like this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48501597 :rainbow_heart:
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Post #2593027
Zelenskyy is starting to dip into his comedy chops again, this can only mean good things 😂 🇺🇦 🎉 (source: TLDR news reporting)
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Post #2593026
So TIL perl has a &quot;flip-flop&quot; operator, &quot;..&quot; (two dots) — if left side is true, it turns on, if the right side is true it turns off. Yeah, &quot;turns on&quot; and &quot;turns off&quot; means it _remembers state_. Internally. I don&#39;t think I&#39;ve ever seen such a… cute? no… clever? no… obnoxious and hazard-prone language feature. Put it in a file-processing function, process multiple files… yeah who needs scope? And a perl non-...
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Post #1844961
I don&#39;t understand why everyone is picking on algif_aead for copy.fail. It&#39;s authencesn that&#39;s actually fucking things up. Sure, you could keep using authencesn for IPsec if you break AF_ALG AEADs. But why? I&#39;d rather break ESN support in IPsec and keep AF_ALG working for AEADs. It doesn&#39;t even break IPsec, it just makes it rotate keys more often in very high bandwidth situations.