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yeah but what does that have to do with bioware

Reading further, it seems like they say they first generated some keys on-HSM, but then used 'test keys' (that were used to test wrap/unwrap of key material) instead by accident. Fishy.

It's real.

It doesn't. This is an additional, ad-hoc blocklist for compromised intermediaries, it's not even roots. The roots are just taken from your system.

It's 2026 and people still believe in measuring productivity by lines of code^W^W^Wnumber of commits? Amazing.

Two vibecoders are walking down a forest path.

One of them spots a Zig codebase and challenges the other: “I'll give you $100 to convert this codebase to Rust!”. They accept and after spending $1000 worth of tokens on a thousand commits the codebase is now in Rust.

On the way back, the second vibecoder spots the same codebase again, and challenges back: “I'll give you $100 to convert this codebase to Zig!”. Another gajillion tokens later, the codebase is now in Zig.

Walking a little more, one vibecoder (in a moment of unusual clarity) asks the other: “It feels like we just did this for nothing”. “No”, the other responds, ”we just increased our company productivity by two thousand commits per day!”.

Use a loopback address! Only one to configure per host, and useful to establish iBGP sessions on them afterwards.

This isn't one of those. It's for ISPs who run a native IPv6 backbone and want to exchange and route IPv4 traffic without setting up IPv4 addressing.

It's also just nice to not need numbered point-to-point links (ie. just use IPv6 LL).

(this is one of those things that's really magical with OSPv3 - it just runs on IPv6 LL addresses, no need to set anything up other than set the link to be within some area and it just works! well, as much as they do with OSPF anyway.)

That's basically MP-BGP! Your dream is real.

(Keep in mind that the setup described here has work for years now.)

Yeah but you see the slaves are actually happy to work here!

Dungeons & Dragons DM bans 'abusive or cruel behaviour' towards their NPCs.