[05:29] Is there any way to test my packet consistency? I have high download speeds but skype audio is always cutting out [05:30] maybe try an MTR? [05:31] to skype's voip server [05:35] ok weird, all my addresses seem to show up as ipv6 addresses [05:35] interesting [05:36] @RazPi, Lol that's awesome [05:36] well, is there a point along the traceroute where packets keep dropping on the MTR? [05:37] Are you really full stack ipv6? Or translating? [05:37] probably translating [05:37] You can drop ipv6 at pfSense. [05:38] @RazPi - I am heading to bed. Try to be up around 11:30 ish. [05:38] ok I'll set an alarm, feel free to call me [05:38] Do mtr -4 to do a ipv4 mtr. [05:38] ^ [05:38] Mtr -6 for ipv6 [05:38] i actually didn't know about that [05:39] that's actually a really useful thing for me to know [05:41] Ipv6 is the most horrible standard they could have come up with. [05:41] just because it's hex? [05:41] @AdamOutler, From a privacy perspective? [05:42] If you took every bit of mass in the world and turned it into an iPhone, you could do that 3 more times and still have an IP address for every device.. but no infrastructure :D [05:42] ah yes [05:42] From a lot of perspectives [05:42] subnetting [05:43] I don't expect most folks to really subnet it out [05:43] Security, verbosity, and usability. [05:43] yeah, subnetting that would probably be a nightmare [05:44] A stack of ipv6 addresses is 4 times larger than ipv4. Nobody remembers an ipv6. There is no need to subnet so nobody will, there never will be. [05:44] just assign your /64 block and call it a day [05:44] They don't all have to be ugly [05:45] @AdamOutler true, but for the sake of organization, people will subnet it anyway... or NAT it to ipv4 [05:45] Hex is bad too [05:45] Why not 1024.1024.1024.1024.1024.1024 [05:46] You have to admit -- ::1 is niiiiice [05:46] ..1 would be nicer [05:47] 1024? [05:47] 65535 [05:47] I'm lost [05:47] ffff [05:49] Yeah. No one should have to calculate hex [05:51] Luckily for most folks - they won't touch it in their lifetime at this rate. [05:52] I didn't mind working with it however [05:53] think I found my issue, it seems to be timed perfectly with my internet drops [05:53] Started Unicast Maintenance Ranging - No Response received - T3 time-out;CM-MAC=00:23:ee:b7:3c:ec;CMTS-MAC=00:eb:d5:ec:2f:96;CM-QOS=1.1;CM-VER=3.0; [05:53] Modem [05:53] Aw nutbunnies. [05:54] I guess I have to buy a new one [05:54] Thanks, this saves me a call to comcast, I'm triggered by the first 30 seconds of their tech support robot now [05:55] x_x [05:55] if it's a comcast modem, you still need to call comcast :-P [05:55] It's a private one actually [05:55] ah [05:56] Anyone recommend a good one that won't hit the pocket too hard? [05:56] no idea [05:56] After swearing off Netgear, I bought a netgear [05:56] your ISP may run with that 'compatible' modem garbage -- may want to check their list [05:57] but any docsis 3.x should be fine imo [05:59] fallback to 3.0 if not, I'm like an addict [05:59] been without decent internet for a week now [05:59] @AdamOutler did suggest a 3.1 version so I'll look out for that [14:43] Orange Pi 3 Allwinner H6 SBC Comes with GbE, USB 3.0, mPCIe … https://www.cnx-software.com/2019/01/19/orange-pi-3-allwinner-h6-sbc/ [15:50] @RazPi - on my way [15:55] What is going on today? Just idly asking. I'm with family today [17:30] @Ivoriesablaze hey Joel you working today? [17:31] @AdamOutler Not much happening today, probably getting that modem you suggested [17:44] Nope, just waiting to surprise you [18:59] It's a trap! [20:38] https://youtu.be/gNCNj_1bRG0 [20:39] This video really gets interesting around 2:40 in [21:20] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0uJKUXiU5T41Fzawy5H6mw