Jonny

@patrick.risky.biz considering this week’s SRB, and today’s news about another OpenAI’s Alignment issues” with the Aussie Govt, my only question is, where is Claire O’Neill?!? We need like a bat signal or something.

27 July

@patrick.risky.biz curious to hear your thoughts on this. from what i have read, openai have publically acknowledged that their agent hacked and breached hugging face. if that was a human, thats a crime under the CFAA/CMA etc.

27 July

Had that been an employee of openai, the lawyers would have never made this statement, or at least, thrown them to the wolves. This partnership reads like an AI agent oops version of “free credit monitoring”.

27 July

if openai were happy to admit culpability here, and no legal repercussions have been observed (as in statutory repurcussions), can we now assume that all crimes committed by AI agents are in fact, not crimes? We have seen crims use LLMs for a while now, but they are already crims; this is different

17 July 2025

England and the knockout stages of football tournaments… amirite?

Jonny reposted

NetBlocks

@netblocks.org

14 July 2025

ℹ️ Note: Hosting company Cloudflare is experiencing public DNS resolver issues; the incident affects users with custom DNS and can be resolved using another provider; the company is looking into the matter; incident not related to country-level internet disruptions or filtering

x.comDonald Tusk on X: "Smacznego! 🏆 https://t.co/aSNKNIh4uw" / XSmacznego! 🏆 https://t.co/aSNKNIh4uw

14 July 2025

@thebugle.bsky.social we need @zaltzcricket.bsky.social 's input on this atrocity please x.com/donaldtusk/s...

14 July 2025

the strawberries and cream checks out ok. Why is there pasta? and why is the TV on the floor? I have so many questions.

29 June 2025

Leet haxor sits down to his LLM prompt. Haxor: I want to attack people in Switzerland. Use out usual lures and translate them into “Swiss” LLM: I got u bruh…

29 June 2025

Yes. People in Switzerland speak French, German and even Italian in places. They don’t often interpolate between them within a sentence. At least not whilst sober…

20 Apr 2025

Been trying to exploit that I have a talk in May to force myself further down the golang rabbit hole. I started off with a little idea, and it’s sort of ballooned to half a management system. It’s fun, but I’m an idiot.

Chris @ Network Fun-Times

12 Apr 2025

Struggling to see how by any measure @thekrebscycle.bsky.social is worthy of this mafia grade nonsense. I understand why America elected Trump, but I don’t think the majority of the people who voted for him that day, did so such that he could try and re-litigate dead and buried conspiracy theories

Jonny reposted

@networkfuntimes.bsky.social

26 Feb 2025

When you study a new skill like network engineering, as you move onto the advanced pieces, you might find you forget the basics - because you're not thinking about them as much. This is normal. You're not stupid. You're not doomed to fail. There's a lot to remember, and it's all part of the journey.

8 Feb 2025

Today I stripped, serviced and rebuilt my new (to me) Mahlkönig Vario. Took me a while to find one of the 260 grind settings that would work for the cheap crap coffee I have here today, and oh boy… Can’t wait to try something decent in here. #coffeenerd

When I was doing my first dial in, I used a single basket to save on waste. Normally I would put 14g in this thing. Today I had ti drop it to 11, because the new grinds are sooo fluffy!

8 Feb 2025

Anyways I may have had like 5 espressos today whilst playing with this thing and that’s totally nothing to do with me being wide awake right now. 🫣

There are many guides on what to do about “proper” levelling of the burr set and I have to say the first time I did it, I screwed up the re-assembly, so had to do it again. Now I know what goes where, it’s remarkably easy to do and the difference on the final grind is wild.

@urs.infrastructureascode.ch

27 Jan 2025

Presumably @kylierobison.com is _busy_ right now. RIP everyone’s blue chip investments this week too.

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Urs Baumann

27 Jan 2025

Pydantify v0.7.0 has been released 🥳🥳🥳 github.com/pydantify/py... Convert YANG models into @pydantic.dev models and generate your RESTCON/NTCONF/gNMI payload in a Pythonic way. Say goodbye to generating structured data with jinja2.

github.comRelease v0.7.0 · pydantify/pydantifyWhat's Changed Add FAQ by @ubaumann in #23 FAQ: Add PydanticSerializationError by @ubaumann in #24 Add decimal64 support by @ubaumann in #27 Fix multiple model output issues by @dpeachey in #28 ...

problemofnetwork.comVault Transit EncryptionThis post has a weird genesis. If I think back to the first time I heard of Transit Encryption I originally thought it was something else, and when I finally understood what the docs were telling me, ...

20 Jan 2025

And there we go; Using Vault Transit Encryption for secure messaging in observable environments. www.problemofnetwork.com/posts/vault-... I wanted to make this one about the temporal workflow messaging, but in reality, there were too many moving parts to put up that distracted from the core post

20 Jan 2025

We will certainly revisit this post when we get into the weeds with Temporal for network workflow management. Watch this space.

problemofnetwork.comVault Audit LoggingI thought i was done with this series, but there are a few loose ends that I think we can clear up pretty quickly. The most important of which is Audit Logging, because what is the point of a secure s...

14 Jan 2025

Well, I tried to walk away, but I couldn't. Appendix 1 in the "Vault for network nerds" series: Vault Audit Logging. www.problemofnetwork.com/posts/vault-... Next up, because I finally figured out where I will use it - transit encryption.

29 Dec 2024

Apparently 85% of all blacked out Chevy Suburbans are in Manhattan.

Friend of mine asked me to bench test a CCR2004 (25G edition) to use with Fiber7-x2, and so far I’m having some interesting results. TL:DR- it’s not as weak sauce as everyone says it is.

Bridging between the two 25G ports 250b (here we see the limit of the bridging capabilities around 10 million packets per second

10 Dec 2024

and for completeness, 64b packets - the smallest possible on an ethernet network, failing at atound 13.5Mpps, which is 36% line rate.

Friend of mine asked me to bench test a CCR2004 (25G edition) to use with Fiber7-x2, and so far I’m having some interesting results. TL:DR- it’s not as weak sauce as everyone says it is.

Bridging between the two 25G ports 1514b:

10 Dec 2024

Bridging between the two 25G ports imix:

wiki.mikrotik.comwiki.mikrotik.com

Friend of mine asked me to bench test a CCR2004 (25G edition) to use with Fiber7-x2, and so far I’m having some interesting results. TL:DR- it’s not as weak sauce as everyone says it is.

on the wiki (wiki.mikrotik.com/Manual:IP/Fa...) they talk about "fasttrack", and given the config i have pasted, it should apply to both my routed and bridged setups. Routed: gist.github.com/fatred/f0821...

10 Dec 2024

oops, missed the bridged config: gist.github.com/fatred/8aff3...

9 Dec 2024

@patrick.risky.biz whatever happened to the cmd.com product line after the Elastic Acquisition? I remember one key feature being ebpf based command execution MFA challenges, but I really can’t see this in the Elastic product offering today. Did it just die?

Friend of mine asked me to bench test a CCR2004 (25G edition) to use with Fiber7-x2, and so far I’m having some interesting results. TL:DR- it’s not as weak sauce as everyone says it is.

Ha. Ok. I was a little premature. Test 2: route the two 25G ports and stateless UDP packethammer: 1514b: line rate (2Mpps) 1200b: line rate (2.5Mpps) 750b: 15.5Gbps (2.5Mpps) imix: 7.7Gbps (2.5Mpps) 64b: 1.6Gbps (2.5Mpps) I think you can see a theme here…

8 Dec 2024

I shall fire up the graph generator kindly produced by the TRex community, and put them all in a follow up post. I feel like there is something about the trex tests that must prevent fast path being enabled for these flows. The MikroTik numbers are _waaay_ higher than this on routed…

Friend of mine asked me to bench test a CCR2004 (25G edition) to use with Fiber7-x2, and so far I’m having some interesting results. TL:DR- it’s not as weak sauce as everyone says it is.

8 Dec 2024

looking at the block diagram, you can see that there is this passive component that sits between all the ports and the CPU, and so the max bandwidth we can expect between any two ports is in fact 25G full duplex.

Friend of mine asked me to bench test a CCR2004 (25G edition) to use with Fiber7-x2, and so far I’m having some interesting results. TL:DR- it’s not as weak sauce as everyone says it is.