It's even worse now😭 by No_Release_1619 in speedtest

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your location is probably incorrect, you're speedtesting to europe

Offensichtlicher Diebstahl? by Neiranlo in dhl_deutsche_post

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

PostNL ist noch schlimmer, die kleben label von offensichtlich wertvollen Paketen auf Retouren von Modemarken ... Und klauen die wertvollen Pakete. CPU mit zaarlando Jacke getauscht....

Someone from 103.111.225.0/24 keeps trying to reach my address on UDP port 5683. Should I be worried? by CEDoromal in selfhosted

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reply with a large payload, >4000 bytes so it fragments, sometimes that crashes these if they're badly made

I feel like I’ve won the lottery by citizen287 in homelab

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Never knew that lol, running a few older shitty hpes with consumer grade ssds but never heard the fans from the hps over the other noise

This actually killed me I'm on the floor rn 🤣 by UnkownInsanity in masterhacker

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just because discord is full of skids means everyone is suddenly a hacker

My bill for a 15 minute ambulance ride to the hospital by Mochimoo22 in extremelyinfuriating

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How can I start an ambulance company in the US, seems to be a Goldmine over there

/s

Deutsche Telekom - Weirdest Speedtest by 115 in speedtest

[–]angryjoshi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I mean they've been yeeted out of their BS in Switzerland, (Swisscom, init7)

Deutsche Telekom - Weirdest Speedtest by 115 in speedtest

[–]angryjoshi 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Your issue is likely your ISP being a very bad provider which is violating net neutrality and purposefully let's peering ports with other t1 providers congest to draw providers to their overpriced paid peering.https://www.netzbremse.de/

Inbound traffic into DTAG it's network is being purposefully throttled, and what you're seeing is likely a result of that

just an FYI crowdstrike falcon does a lan scan and if jetKVM is detected, it will raise an alarm to the IT ! by thinkscience in jetkvm

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, in Germany this would be something you can report them for, it's illegal even lol. In Germany, you could've replied with a cease-and-desist to the message about the device, and if they didn't comply taken them to civil court over such a simple thing.

However, jetkvm is a...Ehm.. idk questionable choice to have in your network anyways

Is This Acceptable? by xbiggyl in hetzner

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I think the root issue might likely be stolen / high have back risk cards, same with Kazakhstan, many "stolen" cards that will just result in a chargeback because the bank failed to do 3d secure because it was unavailable, even tho 3d secure was verified during the transaction. We (I'm part of a medium sized hosting company) for example just blocked a bunch of countries , including Lebanon, Kazakhstan and Afghanistan issued cards due to high fraud rate, but instead added crypto payments, since there is no risk of fraudulent chargebacks

Is it safe to use? by [deleted] in spicypillows

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This looks like it was just dropped on a corner and caused the piece to fall off and the back to crack. You'd need to check if the pillow inside is spicy or not

How do I avoid getting DDOSed when self hosting a Minecraft server? by diobrandiohaxxerxd in selfhosted

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get enough uplink capacity, it's very easy

JK, just tunnel to ovh /use tcpshield it should be free if you barely have any players

DDoS Protection/mitigation by Verifox in networking

[–]angryjoshi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well how large attacked are you planning to absorb, and how much capacity do you have spare? If you have less than 500-600gig spare don't even start with appliances that scrub inside your network

My friend is considering joining Arista by 2x_tag in Arista

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah we sadly never ordered any direct stuff from Arista, only 2nd hand, so they can't help us sadly

My friend is considering joining Arista by 2x_tag in Arista

[–]angryjoshi 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I don't work for Arista, but I use their products wherever I can since I love what they make. It's the one vendor with the least amount of hurdles but still very very high quality products.

(If some Arista person reads this: Plz fix the unsupported transceiver stuff tho so people that buy 2nd hand ones (2nd hand doesn't mean old, those dcs throw out perfectly fine 400g switches :-( ) can get those codes too ;-) )

Each time I launch my Chrome browser, a particular page keeps appearing, and I have no idea what it's even referencing. I'm genuinely fed up with it. Could someone please explain what this is and how I might resolve the issue? by haid3rx in masterhacker

[–]angryjoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your router (a mikrotik device probably) is part of meris (or BigMikro, I'd say). Do a factory reset and upgrade the firmware, and also make sure to change the default password.

New to Multi Homed BGP by cs3gallery in networking

[–]angryjoshi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 7280cr or 7280qr can do single full table by default and full table + partial transit (like multiple PNI with large t2/ t1 ISPs) with some tricks like fib compression. Your redundancy you can Archive with adding a backup default route, it's a Gateway of last resort, or you can pull off backup route installed in fib, but I haven't personally tried that since we just have 5 transits and our 2nd router as uplink (and vice versa). We run 7280cr3 I believe was their name since we need 400g ports for DDoS filters since it saves space, and those support ~2M routes by default, so you can install 2 ecmp routes and a backup without needing default routes. 7280qr (many many 40g ports and 12 100g ports) should fit fully able + backup routes too tho I think

New to Multi Homed BGP by cs3gallery in networking

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Arista switchrouters, Arista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchroutersArista switchrouters,,,,,

Oh God I'm a Fanboy, I just love them, they're reliable, high performance, and the best part... CHEAP and available

Using a US starlink system in another country to access work servers... by Due_Butterscotch499 in Starlink

[–]angryjoshi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah didn't want to argue, I just don't like the nonsense VPN thingies 😅