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Applying the Aneristic Principle to matters of AWS and IT infrastructure. Facts my own.

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For the 6,000+ #AWS service API endpoints, https://t.co/7ZugfX6hbQ shows which endpoints support #IPv6 by default, and which require additional client configuration. Important when considering an IPv6-only VPC.

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@realchrisebert The AWS Sustainability service is only for customers. 🙃

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@astuyve @MLSophist Still trying to wrap my head around the pay gap EU/US. I know very very few people who would say no to 110k euro-dollars.

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@krzyzanowskim Nothing. Works great.

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Oops. AWS us-east-1 az4 is impacted by cooling failure, and now some(?) „EC2 instances and EBS volumes were impacted due to a loss of power during the thermal event.“ — BTDT, it really sucks. #hugops

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@myonlinetrust @tpschmidt_ Well their devrels at least. But probably they are all on AI duty.

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@__steele @QuinnyPig I’m already looking forward to all the different ways the EU will torpedo agent payment protocols.

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@iann0036 So… how do you know? 🙃
Wrong error message for header size limit?

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@munawwarfiroz Pascal flashbacks

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@awsdevelopers Alcohol

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@panomax @awscloud 😁

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Fun fact: someone @awscloud has uploaded a .DS_Store file to their official public nvidia driver bucket https://t.co/f75Z6AxHYs

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@Alex_66 🤩

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@JinjingLiang Probably @github team panicking too, because more Claude usage => even more slop load on their poor systems

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@davepl1968 I’ve tried dvorak for a few months. It still pains me that I had to go back to deranged qwerty because I just couldn’t rewire my muscle memory.

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@QuinnyPig How about A-Team or Knight Rider

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Great report! (and intro to how DNSSEC works)
Key quote: „The decision to bypass DNSSEC is a deliberate tradeoff. … we weighed this as acceptable“

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DNSSEC failure broke the .de TLD, risking millions of German domains. See how 1.1.1.1 used "serve stale" and Negative Trust Anchors to restore resolution during the incident. Read the full technical breakdown.

https://t.co/FtyON7H3QQ

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@nightpool @tqbf Why don't we make browsers ignore expired or mismatching certificates?

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So, by the way, is anyone looking for a (mildly) grumpy AWS / infra nerd? (Germany)

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@awlnx @horsemankukka @no_identd @Cloudflare Do CAs validate DNSSEC at all? I haven’t checked in a while, but what I remember is „we check DNS from multiple independent resolvers so it’s gonna be ok lol“

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Disabling DNSSEC validation for a TLD @Cloudflare is a decision that needs its own post-mortem.

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Stick a fork in it. DNSSEC is done. The largest Internet DNS provider doesn't "temporarily disable" core Internet security functionality. Cloudflare agrees with me: DNSSEC isn't that.

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@no_identd @awlnx @horsemankukka @Cloudflare The RFC explicitly mentions TLDs in section 2.