Its worth it to practice people skills. Maybe try signing up for public speaking classes or some other form of story telling?

Is there a non-docker version of this? I looked around and it seems like no. I'm not installing Linux to run this.

I'm absolutely not installing Windows either. I need a tarball or git repo...

HE participates in NANOG, what are you even talking about.

Its not really going to affect their services, maybe email in/out of it but thats about it.

NetSol should've done better though, this makes them look like clowns.

> Its not really going to affect their services, maybe email in/out of it but thats about it

idk. how do you know that their management capability can run sans dns?

Because they run their own DNS servers and inside of their network they're going to be using their own infra...

idk. aren't they tier 1? what if it breaks peering? is all their management capability strictly "inside" their network? what would happen to the rest of the internet if they dropped off?

It would not.

This post is a great way to show who doesn't understand L1 topologies lol.

The article comes off as mostly clickbait TBH. I live in San Francisco, our school system here stinks.

I'd say about 25% of the teachers at my kid's school are incompetent so that kinda lines up with 1:4 saying "technology bad". It took the pandemic for the school system to come 20 years into the future technology wise and they're still at least 15 years behind.

I honestly wouldn't trust a teacher to tell me what the future should be or if something is good or bad...

I've heard this from a lot of ex googlers, its not a huge surprise.

Google hired a bunch of people to keep them out of the hands of others. Those people now sit around and write papers on useless topics...

He built OpenDNS and exited it, he was pretty technical when I met him.

I suspect he doesn't have to work and does so anyways...

As stated in 'graph 4 of TFA (reinforcing your point against OP's shallow dismissal).

It has 3kwh and the stove costs $6k + installation. Based on their specs thats less than an hour.

Gas stovetop costs $400 and just works.