I’d bet that the new AI system wasn’t set to rate limit and ate up all their bandwidth. If you’ve had to work with some of these types of systems from the networking side, you see how much data they try to suck in. I’ve heard of Palantir using an entire months bandwidth cap at a remote site in a day.
I love that people forget about 127.0.0.0/8 being the loopback network. Everyone just uses .1 when there are so many to choose from.
I think it’s stupid that this is blowing up as much as it is without pointing out one key thing that makes Alaska the state that is the most pointless for this to be a problem.
It’s a ranked choice voting state. If someone is confused as to which to vote for, they can vote for both.
This is literally the state where you can rank multiple candidates and the bottom ranked get dropped until someone gets a 50% majority. This is absolutely one of the worst states to try a “spoiler” candidate.
On the other hand, AI has made the patch to exploit code as short as 45 minutes.
ProxmoxVE helper scripts have been around for quite a while and are pretty easy to read, as well as being pretty well supported in the community. You can just go to the GitHub page and read them. I’ve used some of their scripts before by downloading them, customizing the scripts to my needs, and hosting it on a local web server inside my network. Now I can run one command and I’ll have a new debian container on my host with ssh keys and everything.
Maybe racism?