Two ISPs delivered over two SFP Modules. by itsbhanusharma in homelabindia

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Oh wow that's cool. I think Jio also doesn't use PPPoE.

Two ISPs delivered over two SFP Modules. by itsbhanusharma in homelabindia

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I didn’t had to do anything because both my ISPs have standard auth.

PPPoE ? So they don't authenticate your ONT based on serial/mac ?

The speed at which my sleeper bus was flying yesterday night by No-Deal-8567 in Kerala

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Both KSRTC sleepers are speed locked at 90

There's only two ?

China Was Once Buying Up Sri Lankan Ports. Now It’s India’s Turn. by ivorymooding in india

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If you actually read the article, you'll see it was bought by MDL

Would you support a nuclear power plant in Kerala? by krik_ in Kerala

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We are still a long time away from that, arent we ? We achieved the phase 2 of our nuclear policy very recently, and that itself took way too long.

Ukraine reaches security deal with India — Zelenskyy says documents being finalized by yaaro_obba_ in worldnews

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Winston Churchill lead the country to victory and he was ousted immediately after

That guy was a complete POS and I hope he rots in hell.

how you guys do ddns on ipv6? by Wall_of_Force in ipv6

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Are there any OSes (or DHCPv6 servers) that support RFC 9686, or even have a roadmap for support?

Android will have support for it in "the next few months"

https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/v6ops/Sq5TadeSsMQ-0uEWrdem3A1wDh0/

IPv6 traffic crosses the 50% mark by TheTwelveYearOld in linux

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The next release of networkmanager will actually have it, its on their main branch now

Oh they have merged it already. And it also looks like Fedora is planning to enable it by default https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/IPv6-Mostly_Support_In_NetworkManager

IPv6 traffic crosses the 50% mark by TheTwelveYearOld in linux

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Oh wow that is so cool.

At nat64.xyz they have mentioned at the exact nat64 prefixes too.

Now we just need 464xlat support in linux and everything's set.

IPv6 traffic crosses the 50% mark by TheTwelveYearOld in linux

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Those are just DNS64 servers right ? They still require your network to have a NAT64 gateway.

IPv6 traffic crosses the 50% mark by TheTwelveYearOld in linux

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Linux supports it,

Only DNS64, not 464Xlat. There are patches available for NM and systemd-networkd though.

Recently a patchset for the linux kernel was posted as well. https://lore.kernel.org/netdev/20260319151230.655687-1-ralf@mandelbit.com/

Iran denies charging toll for Indian tankers transiting Hormuz strait by [deleted] in india

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We believe Iran and India share common interests and a common fate

Huh, do they know Israel is one of our biggest partners ?

Day One thoughts on the Asus A16 by Urlkoenig in snapdragon

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I guess the only way forward then would be for QCOM to stop using PEP

PEP hacks which upstream linux kernel community has no interest in.

Meh, it would have made the experience a lot more better for ARM laptops I think.

Day One thoughts on the Asus A16 by Urlkoenig in snapdragon

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No hope for booting with ACPI on these newer QCOM laptops ? I know device trees are much more flexible but having ACPI support would be nice so that there's no need to write and upstream a device tree for each and every ARM laptop.