Two Lovers Having A Romantic Walk
#cartoonsindanganronpa #cidr #crossover #fanganronpa #danganronpa #comic #makingfiends #charlotte #southpark #kyle #kylebroflovski #speedpaint #digitalart #fanart #funny #art
#cartoonsindanganronpa #cidr #crossover #fanganronpa #danganronpa #comic #makingfiends #charlotte #southpark #kyle #kylebroflovski #speedpaint #digitalart #fanart #funny #art
October 31, 2026 at 5:17 PM
Two Lovers Having A Romantic Walk
#cartoonsindanganronpa #cidr #crossover #fanganronpa #danganronpa #comic #makingfiends #charlotte #southpark #kyle #kylebroflovski #speedpaint #digitalart #fanart #funny #art
#cartoonsindanganronpa #cidr #crossover #fanganronpa #danganronpa #comic #makingfiends #charlotte #southpark #kyle #kylebroflovski #speedpaint #digitalart #fanart #funny #art
Get the network address, broadcast, usable host range and wildcard mask for any CIDR block.
itsfoss.com/tools/subnet...
itsfoss.com/tools/subnet...
October 30, 2026 at 5:49 AM
Get the network address, broadcast, usable host range and wildcard mask for any CIDR block.
itsfoss.com/tools/subnet...
itsfoss.com/tools/subnet...
Dragon bellies 😵💫
📷: Cidr
📷: Cidr
October 25, 2026 at 6:49 PM
Dragon bellies 😵💫
📷: Cidr
📷: Cidr
Also for now: no Iceberg tables, no Snowpark, no Python/Java/JavaScript UDFs or procedures (SQL ones only), no CIDR literals or CIDR type (PARSE_IP still does that job, but returns an OBJECT), and ARRAY_AGG / OBJECT_AGG refuse the type, so a cast to VARCHAR comes first.
November 3, 2026 at 8:34 AM
Also for now: no Iceberg tables, no Snowpark, no Python/Java/JavaScript UDFs or procedures (SQL ones only), no CIDR literals or CIDR type (PARSE_IP still does that job, but returns an OBJECT), and ARRAY_AGG / OBJECT_AGG refuse the type, so a cast to VARCHAR comes first.
📦 ayesh/geo-ip-database v1.1.20261101
Weekly updated database of IP CIDR to Country codes, indexed by the first 1/4th of the IP address
🔗 https://github.com/Ayesh/Geo-IP-Database
Weekly updated database of IP CIDR to Country codes, indexed by the first 1/4th of the IP address
🔗 https://github.com/Ayesh/Geo-IP-Database
November 1, 2026 at 11:59 AM
📦 ayesh/geo-ip-database v1.1.20261101
Weekly updated database of IP CIDR to Country codes, indexed by the first 1/4th of the IP address
🔗 https://github.com/Ayesh/Geo-IP-Database
Weekly updated database of IP CIDR to Country codes, indexed by the first 1/4th of the IP address
🔗 https://github.com/Ayesh/Geo-IP-Database
This tutorial shows how to fix GKE pod IP exhaustion without rebuilding the VPC by adding a Class E secondary range, creating a new node pool, and draining workloads onto nodes that use the new pod CIDR
➜ https://ku.bz/58z4nyVYt
➜ https://ku.bz/58z4nyVYt
November 4, 2026 at 3:31 PM
This tutorial shows how to fix GKE pod IP exhaustion without rebuilding the VPC by adding a Class E secondary range, creating a new node pool, and draining workloads onto nodes that use the new pod CIDR
➜ https://ku.bz/58z4nyVYt
➜ https://ku.bz/58z4nyVYt
Day 22/90 infra: the for_each null trap. An optional cidr left null sailed through for_each, then blew up at cidr_blocks = [each.value.cidr]. try() won't save you -- null is a valid value, not an error to catch. coalesce(r.cidr, default) is the actual fix here. #terraform #iac #devsecops
November 3, 2026 at 4:39 PM
Day 22/90 infra: the for_each null trap. An optional cidr left null sailed through for_each, then blew up at cidr_blocks = [each.value.cidr]. try() won't save you -- null is a valid value, not an error to catch. coalesce(r.cidr, default) is the actual fix here. #terraform #iac #devsecops
Speedpaint
#cartoonsindanganronpa #cidr #crossover #fanganronpa #danganronpa #comic #makingfiends #charlotte #southpark #kyle #kylebroflovski #speedpaint #digitalart #fanart #funny #art
youtu.be/-fdYBSO7M4g
#cartoonsindanganronpa #cidr #crossover #fanganronpa #danganronpa #comic #makingfiends #charlotte #southpark #kyle #kylebroflovski #speedpaint #digitalart #fanart #funny #art
youtu.be/-fdYBSO7M4g
Cartoons İn Danganronpa Au Charlotte X Kyle Speedpaint
YouTube video by Nerospaceart
youtu.be
October 31, 2026 at 5:17 PM
the main part was really just extending the CIDR flags for the control plane & quickly taking down the kubelets one-by-one to recreate the Nods resources with updated PodCIDRs and node-ip (kubeadm + cilium vxlan with k8s ipam)
November 1, 2026 at 9:28 AM
the main part was really just extending the CIDR flags for the control plane & quickly taking down the kubelets one-by-one to recreate the Nods resources with updated PodCIDRs and node-ip (kubeadm + cilium vxlan with k8s ipam)
Planning a VPC by hand means CIDR math, subnet spreadsheets and a diagram that's out of date by Friday.
I built a free planner: pick a range and your availability zones, get every subnet, a live diagram and the Terraform to build it.
unifiedpathmedia.com/tools/aws-vpc-planner/
I built a free planner: pick a range and your availability zones, get every subnet, a live diagram and the Terraform to build it.
unifiedpathmedia.com/tools/aws-vpc-planner/
Free AWS VPC & Subnet Planner with Terraform Export
Pick a CIDR range and availability zones; get every subnet, a live diagram and the Terraform.
unifiedpathmedia.com
October 31, 2026 at 3:24 AM
Planning a VPC by hand means CIDR math, subnet spreadsheets and a diagram that's out of date by Friday.
I built a free planner: pick a range and your availability zones, get every subnet, a live diagram and the Terraform to build it.
unifiedpathmedia.com/tools/aws-vpc-planner/
I built a free planner: pick a range and your availability zones, get every subnet, a live diagram and the Terraform to build it.
unifiedpathmedia.com/tools/aws-vpc-planner/
Subnetting cheat sheet 🧮
Every CIDR from /32 to /8, block sizes, private ranges and a 4-step method, on one page.
Free PDF 👉 https://dailydebian.com/blogs/cheat-sheets/subnetting-cheat-sheet
#CCNA #NetworkPlus #Subnetting
Every CIDR from /32 to /8, block sizes, private ranges and a 4-step method, on one page.
Free PDF 👉 https://dailydebian.com/blogs/cheat-sheets/subnetting-cheat-sheet
#CCNA #NetworkPlus #Subnetting
October 31, 2026 at 1:05 PM
Subnetting cheat sheet 🧮
Every CIDR from /32 to /8, block sizes, private ranges and a 4-step method, on one page.
Free PDF 👉 https://dailydebian.com/blogs/cheat-sheets/subnetting-cheat-sheet
#CCNA #NetworkPlus #Subnetting
Every CIDR from /32 to /8, block sizes, private ranges and a 4-step method, on one page.
Free PDF 👉 https://dailydebian.com/blogs/cheat-sheets/subnetting-cheat-sheet
#CCNA #NetworkPlus #Subnetting
"AWS VPC Networking Explained: Public vs. Private Subnets, Route Tables, and Security" by Siddhant Shinde
#amazon-vpc #vpc #aws-networking
#amazon-vpc #vpc #aws-networking
AWS VPC Networking Explained: Public vs. Private Subnets, Route Tables, and Security
How does traffic actually move inside AWS? Explore VPCs, CIDR blocks, public and private subnets, Internet Gateways, NAT Gateways, route tables, Security Groups, and Network ACLs through practical architecture examples and real-world troubleshooting scenarios.
community.aws
November 4, 2026 at 6:30 PM
"AWS VPC Networking Explained: Public vs. Private Subnets, Route Tables, and Security" by Siddhant Shinde
#amazon-vpc #vpc #aws-networking
#amazon-vpc #vpc #aws-networking
Weekly news update - 30.10.2026: ☁️ Cloud
AWS 1:1 NAT on Transit Gateway replaces custom proxy appliances for overlapping CIDR blocks, requiring tight rule oversight to avoid routing blind spots.
🔒 Cybersecurity
Threat actors are exploiting implicit WAF… #cloud #cybersecurity #ai
AWS 1:1 NAT on Transit Gateway replaces custom proxy appliances for overlapping CIDR blocks, requiring tight rule oversight to avoid routing blind spots.
🔒 Cybersecurity
Threat actors are exploiting implicit WAF… #cloud #cybersecurity #ai
Weekly news update - 30.10.2026
☁️ Cloud
AWS 1:1 NAT on Transit Gateway replaces custom proxy appliances for overlapping CIDR blocks, requiring tight rule oversight to avoid routing blind spots.
🔒 Cybersecurity
Threat actors are exploiting implicit WAF whitelists for AI crawler user agents to steal hardcoded keys, making cryptographic validation tokens essential.
🤖 AI/ML
OpenAI launched GPT-6.1 Terra to reduce token costs for desktop agents, though smaller architectures demand strict outer loop orchestration to prevent task abandonment.
Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/weekly-news-update-30102026-eyal-estrin--autwf/
#Cloud #Cybersecurity #AI
dlvr.it
October 30, 2026 at 5:21 AM
Weekly news update - 30.10.2026: ☁️ Cloud
AWS 1:1 NAT on Transit Gateway replaces custom proxy appliances for overlapping CIDR blocks, requiring tight rule oversight to avoid routing blind spots.
🔒 Cybersecurity
Threat actors are exploiting implicit WAF… #cloud #cybersecurity #ai
AWS 1:1 NAT on Transit Gateway replaces custom proxy appliances for overlapping CIDR blocks, requiring tight rule oversight to avoid routing blind spots.
🔒 Cybersecurity
Threat actors are exploiting implicit WAF… #cloud #cybersecurity #ai
Might be better to say the Internet gave us free software, since linux didn't predate the internet.
Plus, the TCP stacks that came with WinNT, Win95, Win98, Win2000, WinME, Win2003, WinXP, Win2006, WinVista, and Win7 (to SP3), the software we PAID for, were all broken (did not do CIDR correctly).
Plus, the TCP stacks that came with WinNT, Win95, Win98, Win2000, WinME, Win2003, WinXP, Win2006, WinVista, and Win7 (to SP3), the software we PAID for, were all broken (did not do CIDR correctly).
November 1, 2026 at 5:48 AM
Might be better to say the Internet gave us free software, since linux didn't predate the internet.
Plus, the TCP stacks that came with WinNT, Win95, Win98, Win2000, WinME, Win2003, WinXP, Win2006, WinVista, and Win7 (to SP3), the software we PAID for, were all broken (did not do CIDR correctly).
Plus, the TCP stacks that came with WinNT, Win95, Win98, Win2000, WinME, Win2003, WinXP, Win2006, WinVista, and Win7 (to SP3), the software we PAID for, were all broken (did not do CIDR correctly).
My networking professor spins in his grave everytime I have to google the cidr of a subnet that isn’t /24
October 29, 2026 at 3:01 PM
My networking professor spins in his grave everytime I have to google the cidr of a subnet that isn’t /24
PSA: Run multiple fediverse software on the same server, including Pixelfed?
Our improved SSRF protections may block federation with local addresses, but you can bypass with a new env variable!
https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/pull/7921
#pixelfed
Our improved SSRF protections may block federation with local addresses, but you can bypass with a new env variable!
https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/pull/7921
#pixelfed
Add allowed private addresses by dansup · Pull Request #7921 · pixelfed/pixelfed
Thanks to @coltofox@fox.yt for reporting this issue, you can now properly federate with local instances. Non-global address ranges that federation is allowed to reach. Comma separated ips or CIDR r...
github.com
November 4, 2026 at 12:25 AM
PSA: Run multiple fediverse software on the same server, including Pixelfed?
Our improved SSRF protections may block federation with local addresses, but you can bypass with a new env variable!
https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/pull/7921
#pixelfed
Our improved SSRF protections may block federation with local addresses, but you can bypass with a new env variable!
https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/pull/7921
#pixelfed
hussainhabeebi/nextai: Milestone 2: Chatwoot + ERPNext webhooks, inbound routing, conversation state (a30c54f)
November 2, 2026 at 7:00 PM
hussainhabeebi/nextai: Milestone 2: Chatwoot + ERPNext webhooks, inbound routing, conversation state (a30c54f)
I told them about subnet conflicts specifically, but they interpreted "isolation" as avoiding network connectivity entirely. This is why the LAN subnets were taken—they weren't trying to isolate from each other; they just needed to avoid overlapping CIDR blocks, a common misinterpretation th...
October 30, 2026 at 5:26 PM
I told them about subnet conflicts specifically, but they interpreted "isolation" as avoiding network connectivity entirely. This is why the LAN subnets were taken—they weren't trying to isolate from each other; they just needed to avoid overlapping CIDR blocks, a common misinterpretation th...
If you want to contact the hosts themselves, that appears to be OVHcloud, unless Spaceship is reselling their servers. Their abuse page at is at www.ovhcloud.com/en-ca/abuse/
November 2, 2026 at 9:42 PM
If you want to contact the hosts themselves, that appears to be OVHcloud, unless Spaceship is reselling their servers. Their abuse page at is at www.ovhcloud.com/en-ca/abuse/
"AWS Networking for Beginners: Building Your First VPC" by Meet Shah
#aws-networking #network #amazon-vpc #ai-engineering #engineering-practices
#aws-networking #network #amazon-vpc #ai-engineering #engineering-practices
AWS Networking for Beginners: Building Your First VPC
When you start learning AWS, networking can feel like a wall of confusing terms. VPC, subnet, route table, Internet Gateway, NAT Gateway, CIDR, Availability Zone—they sound like separate concepts. But they are not.
community.aws
October 31, 2026 at 4:00 AM
"AWS Networking for Beginners: Building Your First VPC" by Meet Shah
#aws-networking #network #amazon-vpc #ai-engineering #engineering-practices
#aws-networking #network #amazon-vpc #ai-engineering #engineering-practices
Kafka 4.4.0: New Options for Failure Handling, Recovery, and Cost
#apachekafka
tech.pletor.kr/en/posts/kaf...
#apachekafka
tech.pletor.kr/en/posts/kaf...
Kafka 4.4.0: New Options for Failure Handling, Recovery, and Cost | Pletor Tech Blog
A practical look at Kafka 4.4.0: Share Group DLQs, rack-aware partitioning, Streams state recovery, CIDR ACLs, and delayed tiered-storage uploads.
tech.pletor.kr
October 29, 2026 at 9:07 AM
Kafka 4.4.0: New Options for Failure Handling, Recovery, and Cost
#apachekafka
tech.pletor.kr/en/posts/kaf...
#apachekafka
tech.pletor.kr/en/posts/kaf...
Recently I have got tired of this, so now I am more aggressive: if one of my irregular peeks at my logs spots your IP address doing this, I'll look it up in ARIN, take a quick look at who owns it, and if (as almost always) it's some random overseas ISP I'll just block the whole CIDR block.
Sorry.
Sorry.
October 26, 2026 at 2:54 PM
Recently I have got tired of this, so now I am more aggressive: if one of my irregular peeks at my logs spots your IP address doing this, I'll look it up in ARIN, take a quick look at who owns it, and if (as almost always) it's some random overseas ISP I'll just block the whole CIDR block.
Sorry.
Sorry.