Hmmmmmmm, I'm struggling a bit to make clean and optimized systems in Satisfactory, I wonder what other people are doing... :neocat__w_:
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@louis@social.louis-vallat.dev
sharkey 2025.4.7
Curious, passionate about 👨💻, 👨🔧, 🚄, 📷, Open Source and automation. Engineer & Dev((Sec)Ops).
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A while ago, I've set-up the ai.robots.txt nginx config to return a 403 to all AI crawlers based on their user-agent.
I thought it'd be ineffective as these crawlers are known to switch user-agents when being blocked, but it worked fine and significantly dropped the amount of requests I was getting (once the crawlers had emptied their queues).
Now that I'm switching to something else than nginx, I haven't yet taken the time to look at solutions similar to the one I just described, but as I migrated my git server from my old infra to my new one, I quickly checked the logs out of curiosity...
And crawlers were already hammering my server, opening blames and downloading my code left and right...
It was only back open for less than a minute!
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"Congratulations, you have been selected as a target for our new Hitman test program!"
"Oh nice! A new Hitman game!"
"..."
"You're talking about the game, right?.."
#microfiction
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@argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.org if you want to learn more about it, I really recommend this DENOG conference about PPPoE vs IPoE for ISPs
https://youtu.be/36TgDD-g-3k
@erindesu@tech.lgbt
DENOG17 - PPPoE vs IPoE: A Practical Guide for ISPs
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@privateger@plasmatrap.com "that's right, it goes in the explorer!" :distraught:
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@argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.org idk to be honest :neocat_think: it really depends on what the ISP wants to achieve and their architecture
I've seen ISPs (in my country at least) phase-out PPPoE in favor of IPoE, keeping the former as part of their legacy infra. Two major french ISPs are now using IPoE with DHCP (for both v4 and v6), and I believe the rest of them are as well, but I can't say for sure without digging documentation
@erindesu@tech.lgbt
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@prahou@merveilles.town I'm talking about the CONTROL game, where awesome posters likes these ones can be seen throughout the office :neocat_reach_drool:
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@flo@chaos.social oh yeah? But I got the whole 127.0.0.0/8 block for myself! :joker_stairs:
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@thermia@sk.girlthi.ng a cousin of the "Dell crappitude" brand line :cat_jam_right:
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Going to the train station on time to welcome someone
Going to the train station an hour early to take some pictures beforehand
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It's been 0 days since I misinterpreted an XML document content because of Firefox auto-interpreting it as an HTML document
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@cmconseils@mastodon.social especially in restaurants with poor cell reception (no I don't want to connect to your shady WiFi hotspot)
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@janl@narrativ.es "wdym that's not what you expected when you ran docker-compose pull???"
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