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click "Run test again". The OP link is test from 5 hours ago.

Pls try again. The server had crashed due to "too many open files". I'm leaking file descriptors somewhere.

Id be interested, especially if it used same file format as Maxmind's binary dat file ... so it can be a drop in replacement.

It is "copying". The same way accessing a webpage is "downloading" it.

Waiting for them to release the source for Ivy. I made PoC android app writing UI in Java... but curious to know how to do it purely in Go without knowing how to interact with OpenGL.

Nopes. Go 1.4.2 was released with GCC 5.1 (April 22, 2015). This release is just bugfixes.

If your app does become super popular, it would be very hard to implement http-level caching when using only POST. By using GET you can do caching at client (or CDN/reverse proxy) layer.

Any example hostname thats configured on Dyn and is not resolving?

(monitoring tool author here) Agree. Makes sense. We should have run this test with RD bit unset.

But .. IIRC if RD is set when quering a non-recursive, it should respond normally with authoritative response Recursion Available (RA) flag unset. It does not mean it should drop the query totally.

Interesting, it works locally for me when using +norec (i.e. Recursion Desired = false)... but is there a valid reason for an authoritative to to respond anything if RD is set to true? FYI Pulse always sets RD=true

just did that. thanks

Thats angularjs template... We need to put in some placeholder there.

every y out of x times a DNS recursor will fail to resolve .io .... ratio of y:x is based on complex srtt algorithms, and traffic levels. Not a big issue for popular hostnames like docker.io because most recursives would have the delegation in their cache.

https://pulse.turbobytes.com/results/5595115aecbe40693500017... better link to show that its not a local resolver issue.

Many places already do that... counting the number of times a person has donated (not actually used) and giving them some status accordingly.

Agent and control server written in Go : https://github.com/turbobytes/pulse

They are using much older A13 which retails for $3 on aliexpress...

Why not unassemble the cylinders and re-assemble into rectangle chasis? Im sure that would give you a more dense layout.. Sure it would void warranty and resale value.. but do you really care?

Another way for "bonding" would be to use mptcp ( http://multipath-tcp.org ). You might need to patch and build openwrt yourself for it... The key difference is with mptcp each individual tcp connection uses both connections at the same time, rather than picking a lottery.

I blogged about my setup at http://www.sajalkayan.com/post/fun-with-mptcp.html

https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/openvpn.html works all the time... but im on a shitty connection so openvpn itself is not a bottleneck.

quick question. is one of cloudflare's nameserver is down or its some kind of security screening?

digitalocean.com is served by kim.ns.cloudflare.com. and walt.ns.cloudflare.com. (http://pastie.org/private/ky5ytls1prxkblndab0ja#16-17)

But query to walt.ns.cloudflare.com gets blackholed.

From Ziggo (NL) : http://pastie.org/10017148 From True (TH) : http://pastie.org/10017139#1,22

From both these places I can ping walt just fine... Chose Digital Ocean cause thats mentioned as star customer.

"this almost suggests that people trust LINE more than the credit card processing infrastructure"

And to think that until recently LINE used to send things unencrypted over plaintext when using mobile internet.

Was not working last night.

It was one of my most used features... RIP old friend...

No, it can't charge my phone in 1 Minute.

Interesting. Did not think about ISP caching resolvers having to deal with massive zones. But a TTL of just 1831 in the second delegation sounds too low.

Not sure if this is recent change... or has it always been like that.

the css file URL : https://css-ssl.bbystatic.com/css/plannedOutage/OutagePage.c...

Kris from NSONE really knows his stuff. We are on process of moving all our DNS traffic to them. When starting to look into them I was skeptical of US ever using such a new provider... But their hands-on approach changed our minds...

<10ms is assuming that the satellite you connect to is directly accessing a base station... if the signal needs to be routed across the world to get to the base station then its a lot higher than conventional fiber.