Comment by jart 4 days ago [flagged] 28 comments jart Reply JumpCrisscross 4 days ago > Imagine what people would say about Cloudflare if they had an hour long outageThat Cloudflare had an outage. Not America. flohofwoe 4 days ago > That Cloudflare had an outage. Not America.You probably mean the USA? After all, it was China and not Asia which was responsible for the incident ;) spauldo 4 days ago In English, there is no continent named "America." It's unambiguously used to refer to the United States. 20 replies → est 4 days ago outage would mean a connection timeoutin this case, the connection works fine, some extra RST+ACK packets were delivered to your network on purpose jart 4 days ago Which could easily be explained by a buggy rollout to their great firewall. What does China gain from intentionally blocking SSL for one hour? physicles 4 days ago Data on the impact that such measures would have, should they decide to implement them in the future. est 4 days ago Hanlon's razor preisschild 4 days ago I mean... it got blocked by their censorship infrastructure, does it really matter if it only got misconfigured?
JumpCrisscross 4 days ago > Imagine what people would say about Cloudflare if they had an hour long outageThat Cloudflare had an outage. Not America. flohofwoe 4 days ago > That Cloudflare had an outage. Not America.You probably mean the USA? After all, it was China and not Asia which was responsible for the incident ;) spauldo 4 days ago In English, there is no continent named "America." It's unambiguously used to refer to the United States. 20 replies →
flohofwoe 4 days ago > That Cloudflare had an outage. Not America.You probably mean the USA? After all, it was China and not Asia which was responsible for the incident ;) spauldo 4 days ago In English, there is no continent named "America." It's unambiguously used to refer to the United States. 20 replies →
spauldo 4 days ago In English, there is no continent named "America." It's unambiguously used to refer to the United States. 20 replies →
est 4 days ago outage would mean a connection timeoutin this case, the connection works fine, some extra RST+ACK packets were delivered to your network on purpose jart 4 days ago Which could easily be explained by a buggy rollout to their great firewall. What does China gain from intentionally blocking SSL for one hour? physicles 4 days ago Data on the impact that such measures would have, should they decide to implement them in the future. est 4 days ago Hanlon's razor
jart 4 days ago Which could easily be explained by a buggy rollout to their great firewall. What does China gain from intentionally blocking SSL for one hour? physicles 4 days ago Data on the impact that such measures would have, should they decide to implement them in the future. est 4 days ago Hanlon's razor
physicles 4 days ago Data on the impact that such measures would have, should they decide to implement them in the future.
preisschild 4 days ago I mean... it got blocked by their censorship infrastructure, does it really matter if it only got misconfigured?
> Imagine what people would say about Cloudflare if they had an hour long outage
That Cloudflare had an outage. Not America.
> That Cloudflare had an outage. Not America.
You probably mean the USA? After all, it was China and not Asia which was responsible for the incident ;)
In English, there is no continent named "America." It's unambiguously used to refer to the United States.
20 replies →
outage would mean a connection timeout
in this case, the connection works fine, some extra RST+ACK packets were delivered to your network on purpose
Which could easily be explained by a buggy rollout to their great firewall. What does China gain from intentionally blocking SSL for one hour?
Data on the impact that such measures would have, should they decide to implement them in the future.
Hanlon's razor
I mean... it got blocked by their censorship infrastructure, does it really matter if it only got misconfigured?