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  1. Wow, hmm maybe everything isn't that shit after all.

    Looks like a lot of the internet is getting more decentralised again because of the #AI price hikes now.

    And for us techs in IT - well we basically just have to sell it to the ones with the money then.

    Hmm, if the cost savings are really that high, then there should be a lot of opportunity. 🤔

    youtube.com/watch?v=vFXhn5q4icM

    #Networking #IT #NOC

  2. Wow, hmm maybe everything isn't that shit after all.

    Looks like a lot of the internet is getting more decentralised again because of the #AI price hikes now.

    And for us techs in IT - well we basically just have to sell it to the ones with the money then.

    Hmm, if the cost savings are really that high, then there should be a lot of opportunity. 🤔

    youtube.com/watch?v=vFXhn5q4icM

    #Networking #IT #NOC

  3. Wow, hmm maybe everything isn't that shit after all.

    Looks like a lot of the internet is getting more decentralised again because of the #AI price hikes now.

    And for us techs in IT - well we basically just have to sell it to the ones with the money then.

    Hmm, if the cost savings are really that high, then there should be a lot of opportunity. 🤔

    youtube.com/watch?v=vFXhn5q4icM

    #Networking #IT #NOC

  4. Wow, hmm maybe everything isn't that shit after all.

    Looks like a lot of the internet is getting more decentralised again because of the #AI price hikes now.

    And for us techs in IT - well we basically just have to sell it to the ones with the money then.

    Hmm, if the cost savings are really that high, then there should be a lot of opportunity. 🤔

    youtube.com/watch?v=vFXhn5q4icM

    #Networking #IT #NOC

  5. Weekly output: DDoS attacks, Ed Zitron at Ai4, Delta WiFi spoofing, security perspectives from Black Hat’s NOC, AT&T’s Turbo Live

    Having zero in-person work events on my calendar this week was a real treat after spending the prior week in Vegas bouncing between two conferences. That downtime also allowed me to finish two stories from those events.

    8/11/2026: Major DDoS Attacks Are Booming, But US No Longer the Most Targeted Country, PCMag

    I wrote up a Cloudflare report on trends in distributed denial-of-service attacks and closed it out with a reminder of how efforts to set security standards for the connected gadgets that are often enlisted into DDoS botnets continue to lag.

    8/11/2026: This Tech Expert Thinks It’s ‘Time to Call Bullshit on the AI Industry’, PCMag

    The easier thing to do with Ed Zitron’s talk at Ai4 would have been to write a scaffold of a post around his most memorable lines, but I wanted to provide some context for the numbers he threw out. The required research started feeling like an exercise in yak shaving, in part because the AI data-center news cycle did not stop.

    8/12/2026: Delta Passenger Spoofs Wi-Fi in the Air (Pro Tip: Don’t Do This), PCMag

    After seeing so many other places jump on this story, I decided I should do my part–and make sure that my own post, unlike so many others, would feature a photo of 757 in Delta colors instead of some other plane in DL’s fleet.

    8/14/2026: At Black Hat, AI is helping security pros find threats—and creating new ones, Fast Company

    This was a Black Hat meeting request that I enthusiastically obliged, because Black Hat network admins don’t hold back when they’re talking about unwise behavior they’ve seen on the conference’s WiFi. James Pope (outside this information-security conference, senior director of security product research at Corelight) had some forceful advice for people using AI to vibe-code their own software: “Stop having janky apps.”

    8/15/2026: At Rush Concert, AT&T’s Turbo Live Rocked, With Dazzling Download Speeds, PCMag

    This story ran almost a month after the concert in question; first I had to field various bits of breaking news, then I had to tell my AT&T PR contact to set aside my questions about this data-only power-up and instead answer a query about a round of retroactive rate hikes, then Ai4 and Black Hat monopolized my journalistic bandwidth. I may or may not have also needed additional time to see how many Rush song-title references I could sneak into this post.

    #AI #AIHype #Ai4 #ATT #BlackHat #Cloudflare #cybersecurity #dataCenters #DDoS #Delta #DeltaWiFi #DeltaWiFi #DL #EdZitron #informationSecurity #infosec #NetworkOperationsCenter #NOC #Rush #TurboLive #UnitedCenter #vibeCoding
  6. Weekly output: DDoS attacks, Ed Zitron at Ai4, Delta WiFi spoofing, security perspectives from Black Hat’s NOC, AT&T’s Turbo Live

    Having zero in-person work events on my calendar this week was a real treat after spending the prior week in Vegas bouncing between two conferences. That downtime also allowed me to finish two stories from those events.

    8/11/2026: Major DDoS Attacks Are Booming, But US No Longer the Most Targeted Country, PCMag

    I wrote up a Cloudflare report on trends in distributed denial-of-service attacks and closed it out with a reminder of how efforts to set security standards for the connected gadgets that are often enlisted into DDoS botnets continue to lag.

    8/11/2026: This Tech Expert Thinks It’s ‘Time to Call Bullshit on the AI Industry’, PCMag

    The easier thing to do with Ed Zitron’s talk at Ai4 would have been to write a scaffold of a post around his most memorable lines, but I wanted to provide some context for the numbers he threw out. The required research started feeling like an exercise in yak shaving, in part because the AI data-center news cycle did not stop.

    8/12/2026: Delta Passenger Spoofs Wi-Fi in the Air (Pro Tip: Don’t Do This), PCMag

    After seeing so many other places jump on this story, I decided I should do my part–and make sure that my own post, unlike so many others, would feature a photo of 757 in Delta colors instead of some other plane in DL’s fleet.

    8/14/2026: At Black Hat, AI is helping security pros find threats—and creating new ones, Fast Company

    This was a Black Hat meeting request that I enthusiastically obliged, because Black Hat network admins don’t hold back when they’re talking about unwise behavior they’ve seen on the conference’s WiFi. James Pope (outside this information-security conference, senior director of security product research at Corelight) had some forceful advice for people using AI to vibe-code their own software: “Stop having janky apps.”

    8/15/2026: At Rush Concert, AT&T’s Turbo Live Rocked, With Dazzling Download Speeds, PCMag

    This story ran almost a month after the concert in question; first I had to field various bits of breaking news, then I had to tell my AT&T PR contact to set aside my questions about this data-only power-up and instead answer a query about a round of retroactive rate hikes, then Ai4 and Black Hat monopolized my journalistic bandwidth. I may or may not have also needed additional time to see how many Rush song-title references I could sneak into this post.

    #AI #AIHype #Ai4 #ATT #BlackHat #Cloudflare #cybersecurity #dataCenters #DDoS #Delta #DeltaWiFi #DeltaWiFi #DL #EdZitron #informationSecurity #infosec #NetworkOperationsCenter #NOC #Rush #TurboLive #UnitedCenter #vibeCoding
  7. Weekly output: DDoS attacks, Ed Zitron at Ai4, Delta WiFi spoofing, security perspectives from Black Hat’s NOC, AT&T’s Turbo Live

    Having zero in-person work events on my calendar this week was a real treat after spending the prior week in Vegas bouncing between two conferences. That downtime also allowed me to finish two stories from those events.

    8/11/2026: Major DDoS Attacks Are Booming, But US No Longer the Most Targeted Country, PCMag

    I wrote up a Cloudflare report on trends in distributed denial-of-service attacks and closed it out with a reminder of how efforts to set security standards for the connected gadgets that are often enlisted into DDoS botnets continue to lag.

    8/11/2026: This Tech Expert Thinks It’s ‘Time to Call Bullshit on the AI Industry’, PCMag

    The easier thing to do with Ed Zitron’s talk at Ai4 would have been to write a scaffold of a post around his most memorable lines, but I wanted to provide some context for the numbers he threw out. The required research started feeling like an exercise in yak shaving, in part because the AI data-center news cycle did not stop.

    8/12/2026: Delta Passenger Spoofs Wi-Fi in the Air (Pro Tip: Don’t Do This), PCMag

    After seeing so many other places jump on this story, I decided I should do my part–and make sure that my own post, unlike so many others, would feature a photo of 757 in Delta colors instead of some other plane in DL’s fleet.

    8/14/2026: At Black Hat, AI is helping security pros find threats—and creating new ones, Fast Company

    This was a Black Hat meeting request that I enthusiastically obliged, because Black Hat network admins don’t hold back when they’re talking about unwise behavior they’ve seen on the conference’s WiFi. James Pope (outside this information-security conference, senior director of security product research at Corelight) had some forceful advice for people using AI to vibe-code their own software: “Stop having janky apps.”

    8/15/2026: At Rush Concert, AT&T’s Turbo Live Rocked, With Dazzling Download Speeds, PCMag

    This story ran almost a month after the concert in question; first I had to field various bits of breaking news, then I had to tell my AT&T PR contact to set aside my questions about this data-only power-up and instead answer a query about a round of retroactive rate hikes, then Ai4 and Black Hat monopolized my journalistic bandwidth. I may or may not have also needed additional time to see how many Rush song-title references I could sneak into this post.

    #AI #AIHype #Ai4 #ATT #BlackHat #Cloudflare #cybersecurity #dataCenters #DDoS #Delta #DeltaWiFi #DeltaWiFi #DL #EdZitron #informationSecurity #infosec #NetworkOperationsCenter #NOC #Rush #TurboLive #UnitedCenter #vibeCoding
  8. Weekly output: DDoS attacks, Ed Zitron at Ai4, Delta WiFi spoofing, security perspectives from Black Hat’s NOC, AT&T’s Turbo Live

    Having zero in-person work events on my calendar this week was a real treat after spending the prior week in Vegas bouncing between two conferences. That downtime also allowed me to finish two stories from those events.

    8/11/2026: Major DDoS Attacks Are Booming, But US No Longer the Most Targeted Country, PCMag

    I wrote up a Cloudflare report on trends in distributed denial-of-service attacks and closed it out with a reminder of how efforts to set security standards for the connected gadgets that are often enlisted into DDoS botnets continue to lag.

    8/11/2026: This Tech Expert Thinks It’s ‘Time to Call Bullshit on the AI Industry’, PCMag

    The easier thing to do with Ed Zitron’s talk at Ai4 would have been to write a scaffold of a post around his most memorable lines, but I wanted to provide some context for the numbers he threw out. The required research started feeling like an exercise in yak shaving, in part because the AI data-center news cycle did not stop.

    8/12/2026: Delta Passenger Spoofs Wi-Fi in the Air (Pro Tip: Don’t Do This), PCMag

    After seeing so many other places jump on this story, I decided I should do my part–and make sure that my own post, unlike so many others, would feature a photo of 757 in Delta colors instead of some other plane in DL’s fleet.

    8/14/2026: At Black Hat, AI is helping security pros find threats—and creating new ones, Fast Company

    This was a Black Hat meeting request that I enthusiastically obliged, because Black Hat network admins don’t hold back when they’re talking about unwise behavior they’ve seen on the conference’s WiFi. James Pope (outside this information-security conference, senior director of security product research at Corelight) had some forceful advice for people using AI to vibe-code their own software: “Stop having janky apps.”

    8/15/2026: At Rush Concert, AT&T’s Turbo Live Rocked, With Dazzling Download Speeds, PCMag

    This story ran almost a month after the concert in question; first I had to field various bits of breaking news, then I had to tell my AT&T PR contact to set aside my questions about this data-only power-up and instead answer a query about a round of retroactive rate hikes, then Ai4 and Black Hat monopolized my journalistic bandwidth. I may or may not have also needed additional time to see how many Rush song-title references I could sneak into this post.

    #AI #AIHype #Ai4 #ATT #BlackHat #Cloudflare #cybersecurity #dataCenters #DDoS #Delta #DeltaWiFi #DeltaWiFi #DL #EdZitron #informationSecurity #infosec #NetworkOperationsCenter #NOC #Rush #TurboLive #UnitedCenter #vibeCoding
  9. 📰 NOC*NSF biedt olympiërs vaste trainingslocatie op vijf kwartier van Los Angeles

    nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1MUS

    🕐 12:48 | NOS Sport
    🔸 #NOC-NSF #Training #LosAngeles #Olympiërs #Sport

  10. 📰 NOC*NSF biedt olympiërs vaste trainingslocatie op vijf kwartier van Los Angeles

    nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1MUS

    🕐 12:48 | NOS Sport
    🔸 #NOC-NSF #Training #LosAngeles #Olympiërs #Sport

  11. 📰 NOC*NSF biedt olympiërs vaste trainingslocatie op vijf kwartier van Los Angeles

    nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1MUS

    🕐 12:48 | NOS Sport
    🔸 #NOC-NSF #Training #LosAngeles #Olympiërs #Sport

  12. Am I doing something wrong or is there an error in the #FRR documentation???

    this syntax doesn't appear to work.

    > ip route NETWORK GATEWAY IFNAME [tag TAG] [DISTANCE] [metric METRIC] [weight WEIGHT] [onlink] [table TABLENO] [nexthop-vrf VRFNAME] [vrf VRFNAME]

    The "[metric METRIC]" does not autocomplete and it rejects my command when I try to use it.

    Can someone please provide a working example of using metric when also network, gateway and a interface name are specified?

    #BGP #NOC #Homelab

  13. Am I doing something wrong or is there an error in the #FRR documentation???

    this syntax doesn't appear to work.

    > ip route NETWORK GATEWAY IFNAME [tag TAG] [DISTANCE] [metric METRIC] [weight WEIGHT] [onlink] [table TABLENO] [nexthop-vrf VRFNAME] [vrf VRFNAME]

    The "[metric METRIC]" does not autocomplete and it rejects my command when I try to use it.

    Can someone please provide a working example of using metric when also network, gateway and a interface name are specified?

    #BGP #NOC #Homelab

  14. Am I doing something wrong or is there an error in the #FRR documentation???

    this syntax doesn't appear to work.

    > ip route NETWORK GATEWAY IFNAME [tag TAG] [DISTANCE] [metric METRIC] [weight WEIGHT] [onlink] [table TABLENO] [nexthop-vrf VRFNAME] [vrf VRFNAME]

    The "[metric METRIC]" does not autocomplete and it rejects my command when I try to use it.

    Can someone please provide a working example of using metric when also network, gateway and a interface name are specified?

    #BGP #NOC #Homelab

  15. Am I doing something wrong or is there an error in the #FRR documentation???

    this syntax doesn't appear to work.

    > ip route NETWORK GATEWAY IFNAME [tag TAG] [DISTANCE] [metric METRIC] [weight WEIGHT] [onlink] [table TABLENO] [nexthop-vrf VRFNAME] [vrf VRFNAME]

    The "[metric METRIC]" does not autocomplete and it rejects my command when I try to use it.

    Can someone please provide a working example of using metric when also network, gateway and a interface name are specified?

    #BGP #NOC #Homelab

  16. We are proud to power the NOC at @BSidesLV, watching the traffic nobody else gets to see.

    #BSidesLV #graylog #NOC #cybersecurity #InfoSec

  17. We are proud to power the NOC at @BSidesLV, watching the traffic nobody else gets to see.

    #BSidesLV #graylog #NOC #cybersecurity #InfoSec

  18. We are proud to power the NOC at @BSidesLV, watching the traffic nobody else gets to see.

    #BSidesLV #graylog #NOC #cybersecurity #InfoSec

  19. We are proud to power the NOC at @BSidesLV, watching the traffic nobody else gets to see.

    #BSidesLV #graylog #NOC #cybersecurity #InfoSec

  20. We are proud to power the NOC at @BSidesLV, watching the traffic nobody else gets to see.

    #BSidesLV #graylog #NOC #cybersecurity #InfoSec

  21. And Amazon now says they're looking into issues in Oregon (US-WEST-2).

    So something major happened earlier that impacted services around the world. But only for a few minutes. Appears to be recovered now (they probably rerouted traffic from the rest of the world).

    #NOC #Networking

  22. And Amazon now says they're looking into issues in Oregon (US-WEST-2).

    So something major happened earlier that impacted services around the world. But only for a few minutes. Appears to be recovered now (they probably rerouted traffic from the rest of the world).

    #NOC #Networking

  23. And Amazon now says they're looking into issues in Oregon (US-WEST-2).

    So something major happened earlier that impacted services around the world. But only for a few minutes. Appears to be recovered now (they probably rerouted traffic from the rest of the world).

    #NOC #Networking

  24. And Amazon now says they're looking into issues in Oregon (US-WEST-2).

    So something major happened earlier that impacted services around the world. But only for a few minutes. Appears to be recovered now (they probably rerouted traffic from the rest of the world).

    #NOC #Networking

  25. Apparently cloudflare is also investigating an issue, but only in western north america. (Neither Australia, nor Europe so far)

    So what went down, did someone cut a cable?

    #Network #NOC

  26. Apparently cloudflare is also investigating an issue, but only in western north america. (Neither Australia, nor Europe so far)

    So what went down, did someone cut a cable?

    #Network #NOC

  27. Apparently cloudflare is also investigating an issue, but only in western north america. (Neither Australia, nor Europe so far)

    So what went down, did someone cut a cable?

    #Network #NOC

  28. Apparently cloudflare is also investigating an issue, but only in western north america. (Neither Australia, nor Europe so far)

    So what went down, did someone cut a cable?

    #Network #NOC

  29. Sooo who knows what just happend that caused so many services to go down.

    It's not clownflare this time, or is it?

    AWS shitting itself?

    PSN, Twitch, Kick, Doordash, Reddit, ... apparently all went down according to down detector and allestörungen.

    #NOC #networking

  30. Sooo who knows what just happend that caused so many services to go down.

    It's not clownflare this time, or is it?

    AWS shitting itself?

    PSN, Twitch, Kick, Doordash, Reddit, ... apparently all went down according to down detector and allestörungen.

    #NOC #networking

  31. Sooo who knows what just happend that caused so many services to go down.

    It's not clownflare this time, or is it?

    AWS shitting itself?

    PSN, Twitch, Kick, Doordash, Reddit, ... apparently all went down according to down detector and allestörungen.

    #NOC #networking

  32. Sooo who knows what just happend that caused so many services to go down.

    It's not clownflare this time, or is it?

    AWS shitting itself?

    PSN, Twitch, Kick, Doordash, Reddit, ... apparently all went down according to down detector and allestörungen.

    #NOC #networking

  33. Sooo who knows what just happend that caused so many services to go down.

    It's not clownflare this time, or is it?

    AWS shitting itself?

    PSN, Twitch, Kick, Doordash, Reddit, ... apparently all went down according to down detector and allestörungen.

    #NOC #networking

  34. What's the cheapest 2.5G (or 10G) switch with ≥16 ports?

    Needed features:
    * The basics 10, 100, 1000M
    * 2.5G
    * non-blocking
    * ideally 10G or ≥10G SFP+ port
    * ideally Jumbo-Frames
    * Edit: ideally PoE
    * unmanaged (managed works as well, but I don't need those features as long as it doesn't break things like VLANs and just passes them through unfiltered)

    I'm currently interested in seeing what the lowest price point without compromising on these features is.

    #fediask #networking #noc