This was a fun bug to discover...
prsearch.juniper.net/problem…
Ouch, Juniper. Ouch.
Replying to @bgptools
Thanks BGP Ben for the alert! It turns out that prefix-length checking does contain some hidden man-traps
James Stapley retweeted
There's a #MANRS course available through the @internetsociety for anyone interested in #routingsecurity and joining the #networkoperator program. Learn about #BGP, #RPKI, and how to prevent #routing incidents. Class starts 24 June!
Registration is now open for courses starting on 24 June!
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James Stapley retweeted
An eye-opening session with Jan Vermeulen, @sigstart, Editor of @mybroadband , as he tackles the intriguing topic: "How to UnF*** @AFRINIC ." youtu.be/M6j2-Sgvcbw
James Stapley retweeted
Fish, reconsidered: An updated ‘Tree of Life’ draws surprising connections
In a major new work, Yale ichthyologist Thomas Near revises branches of the Tree of Life concerning most fish species based on the latest scientific knowledge.
news.yale.edu/2023/10/26/fis…
James Stapley retweeted
Allow me to present my interpretation of some of the essential skills and qualities of a network engineer.
The diagram is the result of experimenting with mind map designs and jotting down a few example ideas based on articles I’ve read recently.
James Stapley retweeted
Ichthyology Collections Manager position (Curator) at the Natural History Museum in London is open.
This is one of the oldest and most prestigious fish collections in the world. (Unfortunately, the pay is very low for London.)
careers.nhm.ac.uk/templates/…
James Stapley retweeted
The crab facts advent calendar is in its final form 😎
Fully carcinized.
Get a calendar, tell a friend. It all supports @SkypeScientist
Art by @franzanth!
squidfacts.bigcartel.com
A shocking discovery.
Interesting @inaturalist observation from Hong Kong: An African electric catfish (Malapterurus sp.)...have not heard of introduced populations of these before.
inaturalist.org/observations…
James Stapley retweeted
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Fantastic day of talks @NetDevOpsDays. Full of great ideas!
Great catering, smooth organisation and a great range of talks across from "big picture" to specifics.
Thanks to all involved, particularly the speakers and org team, and to sponsors for making it happen.
Looking forward to learning lots at @NetDevOpsDays in London today!
Replying to @SolomonRDavid @LakeSuperior
Some stugerons prevent car sickness.
So do some sturgeons.
Replying to @brianwhelton
I imagine getting normal metal angle brackets and bending them would give you something nice and strong and not too visible under the catwalk. A bit more work but hiding things always is.
If you fix the top of the run to an upright with an unbent bracket that should see you right






















