I own you

Ew. You sat in that same chair for nine hours "looking" around about me? Don’t talk to me I don’t want to hear a thing out of you. Your a FREAK.

Also, “IPv6 only hobbynets” Are you one of them or something? Purely asking for a friend, of course. I mean, you actually went out of your way to “track” me down? What kind of pent up anger are you ca

https://bgp.tools/prefix/195.96.129.0/24#validation

Yah, but, I recently discovered Python's ntlk which seems to be 10 times smarter than PHP when it comes to sifting through text and editing them.

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just my own PHP scripts looking into job files on my central servers.. monitoring connections and times to VPSs and thru them to internet, telling me which are down, which are on and how fast they are

What framework do you use for monitoring? Or, is it completely custom?

that seems a bit heavy... I actually run about 80 VPS on my VPN, and made my own monitoring of the work they do, much lighter.. and way less info displayed.. i would post a screenshot, but i go by IPs

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It is but I can treat my network like a desktop PC and upgrade just parts as needed, when I can, or I find a great deal on the hardware. For a long time I used typically home consumer routers and I wo

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Yah, while jd is great for the GUI, I sometimes have projects that require programatically downloading the videos. I tried yt-dlp for that an year or so ago, and it didn't go as planned. As I said ear

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If it works for you, then use it! I've rarely had an issue with yt-dlp and when I have, it's with just accepting the defaults/not passing args to specify video/audio quality. Though I do know some cod

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oh yeah, i use it too, but that site allows you to download a little piece of the video from the very middle of it. it is a bit too much command line keys if you want to do it with yt-dlp.. neverthele

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