“Librecast - Decentralisation and Privacy with Multicast”
https://librecast.net/2026-11-14-AI-Statement.html
> LLMs and diffusion models do not create. Their builders steal our work and regurgitate them back out. Their users are engaging in the theft of our commons.
https://librecast.net/2026-11-14-AI-Statement.html
> LLMs and diffusion models do not create. Their builders steal our work and regurgitate them back out. Their users are engaging in the theft of our commons.
Librecast - Decentralisation and Privacy with Multicast
librecast.net
November 15, 2026 at 10:58 AM
“Librecast - Decentralisation and Privacy with Multicast”
https://librecast.net/2026-11-14-AI-Statement.html
> LLMs and diffusion models do not create. Their builders steal our work and regurgitate them back out. Their users are engaging in the theft of our commons.
https://librecast.net/2026-11-14-AI-Statement.html
> LLMs and diffusion models do not create. Their builders steal our work and regurgitate them back out. Their users are engaging in the theft of our commons.
Vanavond in Liminal State: muziek van Multicast Dynamics, Svarte Greiner (= Erik K. Skodvin), en Robert Kroos
Tonight in Liminal State: music from Multicast Dynamics, Svarte Greiner and from Robert Kroos
11PM, Concertzender, (+ on-demand afterwards)
www.concertzender.nl/programma/li...
Tonight in Liminal State: music from Multicast Dynamics, Svarte Greiner and from Robert Kroos
11PM, Concertzender, (+ on-demand afterwards)
www.concertzender.nl/programma/li...
Liminal State
… drifting between day and dream…
Tonight with: Multicast Dynamics, Svarte Greiner, Robert Kroos
www.concertzender.nl
November 15, 2026 at 10:52 AM
Vanavond in Liminal State: muziek van Multicast Dynamics, Svarte Greiner (= Erik K. Skodvin), en Robert Kroos
Tonight in Liminal State: music from Multicast Dynamics, Svarte Greiner and from Robert Kroos
11PM, Concertzender, (+ on-demand afterwards)
www.concertzender.nl/programma/li...
Tonight in Liminal State: music from Multicast Dynamics, Svarte Greiner and from Robert Kroos
11PM, Concertzender, (+ on-demand afterwards)
www.concertzender.nl/programma/li...
librecast.net/2026-11-14-A...
"The good news is you really can stop any time. How about now?"
from Librecast’s No AI Policy
"The good news is you really can stop any time. How about now?"
from Librecast’s No AI Policy
Librecast - Decentralisation and Privacy with Multicast
librecast.net
November 15, 2026 at 10:39 AM
librecast.net/2026-11-14-A...
"The good news is you really can stop any time. How about now?"
from Librecast’s No AI Policy
"The good news is you really can stop any time. How about now?"
from Librecast’s No AI Policy
The really question is: DNS misconfig or multicast whoopsie?
Long story short, a contractor replacing copper wire with fiber apparently triggered a cascading internal DDOS fault in a set of Cisco routers manufactured between 20-25 years ago.
cbs has some more technical details about halfway through this, most detail i’ve seen so far. they seem to be ahead of everyone on reporting www.cbsnews.com/news/faa-gro...
November 15, 2026 at 5:36 PM
The really question is: DNS misconfig or multicast whoopsie?
All of this is of course conjecture based on one account I read, but it's the one that to me seemed the most believable. I've actually dealt with a multicast issue on a new switch, the effects are as described.
November 15, 2026 at 5:01 PM
All of this is of course conjecture based on one account I read, but it's the one that to me seemed the most believable. I've actually dealt with a multicast issue on a new switch, the effects are as described.
Skvělý 😂
A pobavily mě pokusy o multicast.
(Wiki odkaz nefunguje.)
A pobavily mě pokusy o multicast.
(Wiki odkaz nefunguje.)
November 13, 2026 at 9:54 PM
Skvělý 😂
A pobavily mě pokusy o multicast.
(Wiki odkaz nefunguje.)
A pobavily mě pokusy o multicast.
(Wiki odkaz nefunguje.)
Live Flexicast QUIC multicast experiment on GEANT during IETF 127 (SQAD BoF)
flexicasting.org
flexicasting.org
Flexicast QUIC Demo
flexicasting.org
November 15, 2026 at 6:48 AM
Live Flexicast QUIC multicast experiment on GEANT during IETF 127 (SQAD BoF)
flexicasting.org
flexicasting.org
8301 IP Paging Adapter & Scheduler #EmergencyCommunication #IPPaging #Wideband #LegacyInfrastructure #Multicast
8301 IP Paging Adapter & Scheduler
www.amazon.com
November 15, 2026 at 7:43 PM
8301 IP Paging Adapter & Scheduler #EmergencyCommunication #IPPaging #Wideband #LegacyInfrastructure #Multicast
The amount of traffic they quoted is quite low actually, but older hardware could struggle. A routing error or misconfigured setup can quickly duplicate and amplify traffic.
A small home network can produce infinite packets per second if you create a loop. Multicast is usually the culprit.
A small home network can produce infinite packets per second if you create a loop. Multicast is usually the culprit.
November 14, 2026 at 5:32 PM
The amount of traffic they quoted is quite low actually, but older hardware could struggle. A routing error or misconfigured setup can quickly duplicate and amplify traffic.
A small home network can produce infinite packets per second if you create a loop. Multicast is usually the culprit.
A small home network can produce infinite packets per second if you create a loop. Multicast is usually the culprit.
The explanation I heard was that when they installed a new switch at an FAA facility, it suddenly flooded the network with multicast traffic. An easy thing to do if you're using a managed switch and haven't configured the ports properly. But God only knows if that's the actual reason.
November 15, 2026 at 5:01 PM
The explanation I heard was that when they installed a new switch at an FAA facility, it suddenly flooded the network with multicast traffic. An easy thing to do if you're using a managed switch and haven't configured the ports properly. But God only knows if that's the actual reason.
IPv6 Multicast Addresses and NDP
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mSV...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mSV...
IPv6 Multicast Addresses and NDP
YouTube video by HoggNet
www.youtube.com
November 11, 2026 at 2:43 PM
IPv6 Multicast Addresses and NDP
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mSV...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mSV...
A potential use of a @wolfssl.com based microbe cipher kit would be Jambalaya, which I envisioned as a distributed computing kit starting with a dns service buiilt on consistent hash rings for host queries, and picking up status of live hosts from multicast udp.
November 12, 2026 at 9:18 PM
A potential use of a @wolfssl.com based microbe cipher kit would be Jambalaya, which I envisioned as a distributed computing kit starting with a dns service buiilt on consistent hash rings for host queries, and picking up status of live hosts from multicast udp.
Happy New Release for Too Cold for Comfort by @nishajtwrites a romance set during a polar bear safai. Also check out We Three Queens by @soniapalleck for a hopeful story with December vibes, and This Jury is Guilty by Laurie Blake for a multicast thriller.
#narrator #booksky
#narrator #booksky
November 10, 2026 at 1:37 PM
I had my agent do an in-browser chat with support yesterday to discuss a weird mDNS/wifi problem where multicast mDNS was being sent to the network interface but never making it to the radio, but only for the 6GHz band (2 and 5 worked fine); anyway, was funny watching MY ROBOT talk to THEIR HUMAN.
November 12, 2026 at 9:00 PM
I had my agent do an in-browser chat with support yesterday to discuss a weird mDNS/wifi problem where multicast mDNS was being sent to the network interface but never making it to the radio, but only for the 6GHz band (2 and 5 worked fine); anyway, was funny watching MY ROBOT talk to THEIR HUMAN.
1. NetworkManager auf dem Pi fragt beim Start von eth0 und danach mit exponentiellem Backoff per Router Solicitation an ff02::2 nach Routern (RFC 4861)
2. Der Socket von NetworkManager hat Multicast-Loopback an (Kernel-Vorgabe, Option aus RFC 3493), deshalb hört radvd auf dem Pi die Anfrage selbst
2. Der Socket von NetworkManager hat Multicast-Loopback an (Kernel-Vorgabe, Option aus RFC 3493), deshalb hört radvd auf dem Pi die Anfrage selbst
November 10, 2026 at 3:23 PM
1. NetworkManager auf dem Pi fragt beim Start von eth0 und danach mit exponentiellem Backoff per Router Solicitation an ff02::2 nach Routern (RFC 4861)
2. Der Socket von NetworkManager hat Multicast-Loopback an (Kernel-Vorgabe, Option aus RFC 3493), deshalb hört radvd auf dem Pi die Anfrage selbst
2. Der Socket von NetworkManager hat Multicast-Loopback an (Kernel-Vorgabe, Option aus RFC 3493), deshalb hört radvd auf dem Pi die Anfrage selbst
ugh i might have to run both bird AND frr (need to do PIM but bird doesn't do anything multicast ;/// and also i don't want to deal with frr for everything, so i guess bird will do ospf and bgp and frr will do pim)
November 14, 2026 at 10:00 AM
ugh i might have to run both bird AND frr (need to do PIM but bird doesn't do anything multicast ;/// and also i don't want to deal with frr for everything, so i guess bird will do ospf and bgp and frr will do pim)
Some campus Wi-Fi drops multicast between clients, so mDNS never finds the laptop sitting next to you. That's why paired devices can also connect by plain address. An address alone is never trusted: the device still has to present the key it was paired with.
November 13, 2026 at 9:34 PM
Some campus Wi-Fi drops multicast between clients, so mDNS never finds the laptop sitting next to you. That's why paired devices can also connect by plain address. An address alone is never trusted: the device still has to present the key it was paired with.
Magari la rete locale: tutta sullo stesso router per il traffico di richieste e risposte e con una router così così.
Ma un sistema distribuito su internet?
Se fosse così basterebbe poco a tirare giù tutto internet con qualche broadcast o multicast.
Invece no.
È fatto male il sistema che usano.
Ma un sistema distribuito su internet?
Se fosse così basterebbe poco a tirare giù tutto internet con qualche broadcast o multicast.
Invece no.
È fatto male il sistema che usano.
November 15, 2026 at 11:06 AM
Magari la rete locale: tutta sullo stesso router per il traffico di richieste e risposte e con una router così così.
Ma un sistema distribuito su internet?
Se fosse così basterebbe poco a tirare giù tutto internet con qualche broadcast o multicast.
Invece no.
È fatto male il sistema che usano.
Ma un sistema distribuito su internet?
Se fosse così basterebbe poco a tirare giù tutto internet con qualche broadcast o multicast.
Invece no.
È fatto male il sistema che usano.