@inarticulatequilter @onepict Obligatory response:

If I were a cloud security vendor, and one of my customers suffered the most infamous hack of the year, I would simply...not publicly brag that they were my customer.

Like, seriously. You couldn't pay me enough. WTF.

@MrEdgarBass @brainblasted @onepict I can absolutely agree with that; even with down-ballot races, you never know when you're voting for the next presidential or VP candidate.

@inthehands I half expected the Washington Post to be hosted entirely on AWS, which the owner would ostensibly have control over, but at least the web frontend is Akamaied.

(But DNS is at least halfway on AWS, to my original point. )

@paul_ipv6 @noipv6 Hahaha, me too, up until last week.

@theautisticcoach @onepict This brings me back to my younger years, riding MTC/MCTO/Metro Transit buses in the Twin Cities, where a bus driver would throw you the F off the bus if you didn't give up your clearly designated priority seat to someone who needed it. (And they were explicitly responsible for flipping the three seats over the wheelchair spots up, so there was no ambiguity for those.)

Sad to hear that isn't the norm, thanks.

@tschaefer @goetz In my experience, it depends on whether the network is IPv6-only — that combined with either VPN software that's IPv6-unaware, or there are headend references using IPv4 literals, will result in a Bad Time.

(Obviously 464XLAT will help with this, if it's in a context where it's in play.)

@jalefkowit @0x0ddc0ffee What the heck? Did they stop including the vertical stand? Those came with it 13-14 months ago.

(I don't disagree with the overarching critique of the PS5's physical properties, however.)

@vwdasher @jalefkowit @risottobias I am not disagreeing with you.

@risottobias We should stop giving developers IPv4, then.

@vwdasher @jalefkowit @risottobias Not only do we not have democracy sausages, some places have made the very idea of democracy sausages illegal.