As someone is very comfortable on Cisco / Arista / juniper, yes. It's the only platform I'd push someone to use the web ui on.
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I have a mikrotik 10gb switch and managing it is super frustrating. The mikrotik cli just makes no sense imho
I gave it a ip and enabled snmp for metrics, then have never wanted to go near it again.
Definitely against. I immediately defederated the hosting instance from lemmy.ca when I saw that.
Context here - https://lemmy.almostadatacenter.social/post/77974
I had the same thought. Australia doesn't require daytime running lights, so it's be interesting to see if there's data from Canada (where we require drl) to compare against.
When we went to belize, a dead diver had been pulled out the week before from the blue hole. It had been down there a couple years, hands and head long gone, but identified by the rented camera still attached to it.
When i went diving in Bali our dive lead was ex military, and would tell us stories of doing body recoveries where they'd surface and just immediately go to a hyperbaric chamber. That just seems asinine to me.
I've gone diving around 200 times, it's absolutely gorgeous and I'd recommend it to anyone, but it's not something you should take risks while doing.
Just pop that url into the search of another lemmy instance. If it has a copy, it'll come up.
It's been a long time, but last one was about 20 years ago. Me and my friend Danielle had just finished our open water scuba diving courses together, and went to do our first dive with a group from the dive shop - including one of our instructors who was leading it.
It was a shore dive, we all walk in in our drysuits and I stupidly drop my mask and lose it in the silty water. Danielle starts swimming around looking for it, while most of us are chatting above the surface. We're in about 3' of water at this point on the beach, I'm literally standing up next to her, so danger is the last thing on my mind.
Suddenly someone asks me if Danielle is ok, I turn around just as she stops moving, grab her by the bcd and pull her up. She's blue and not breathing. The instructor is already on his way over, gives her some rescue breaths and she immediately comes back. We pull her to the shore and she's coughing up water, paramedics roll up shortly after and take her to the hospital just in case.
She has gotten air stuck in the boots of her dry suit and was stuck inverted. Instead of doing the recovery roll we were trained, or inflating her bcd, she panicked and as a result somehow lost her mouth piece.
She never dived in cold water again, although we did go to belize several months later to do a bunch of diving. I kept up the cold water diving.
It really made me appreciate how panicking can completely fuck you over, and made me a very safety conscious diver. I always stay close to my buddy and keep a close eye on them.
I'd also suggest throwing more cores at it than you think it needs, and increasing the nic buffer sizes. This is what finally solved the random 1-2 minute outages I was seeing on lemmy.ca, turns out we were somehow saturating the queues even at relatively low traffic levels. (these issues might be specific to our model nic)
Finally, make sure hardware offloading is disabled, and your CPU type is set to host.
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The political polls seem to disagree with you.
Thankfully it's just a passion side project for me, I'm willing to take the loss and close it down if I need to. Many Canadians aren't so lucky.
Unfortunately the death of CUSMA would destroy many Canadian small businesses, my own included. Nobody would buy my product if it suddenly shot up 20%-50% in price, even though there's no American alternative.
I'd rather we keep the fight up, but if we can get some leverage and buy time for US politics to shift, it'll probably be worth it.
Thanks to a particularly annoying botnet, everyone's favorite anime cat girl firewall is now helping protect piefed.ca & lemmy.ca from bots and scrapers.
This is requests per second and these are all thousands of scrapers on residential IPs hammering us:
They'd increase their usage until the site started struggling, then move on. I banned their user agents, but have no interest in a cat & mouse game. Anubis should hopefully keep things running much smoother for everyone.
Let me know if you have any trouble!
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