Ayush @wire_and_binary

Backend Engineer | Building deep computer networking knowledge | Sharing experiments & fixes | DMs open for low-level networking questions, cyber basics. ayush-garg341.github.io/portfolio New Delhi, India Joined June 2022

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Ayush @wire_and_binary

a day ago

I don't understand one thing, why every target is projected to 2047. Every politician is saying 2047. Why they are waiting for 2047, why their actions are not reflecting the changes happening. They are just dividing the country based on casteism (UGC), looting the middle class as much as possible, enjoying their thrones, big cars and a convoy of 20 vehicles (no toll) with them. If 2047 is their target, it means they will keep looting the country till 2047. They have destroyed the country to the core and enough damaged has been done now.

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2 days ago

@STEMriddle @Dating_ur_soul It's true, but bc aam aadmi ka khoon choosna band kroo

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2 days ago

@owenthcarey 💯 completely agree. Minimal with lots of power. World's best softwares are written in C.

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4 days ago

@DeepPocketsHQ Kya pata usko life enjoy krni ho aur iska investment purpose hi ye ho.

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5 days ago

I see some organisations mis-using AI. What can be built using go and postgres and running that on k8s, they are going with databricks + genie based solution just because company has purchased it. Even after having engineers capable of building go + pg based solution they are using AI based. I don't know if it's more efficient but definitely it's not cost effective.

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5 days ago

@waghnakh_21 Hi Mayank, any specific reason to relocate to Netherlands??

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5 days ago

@Saurabh_TyagiX Actually jinki building bekaar hoti hai wahi paisa banate hai

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5 days ago

@eldermael Hey Miguel, let's connect. What kind of mentorship you provide??

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5 days ago

What's the difference between NAT and routing??

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5 days ago

@Shahtv6920 @DstDhananjay Completely 💯 nothing less than death for corruption

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6 days ago

iptables and nftables are related concepts. nftables is what you will found in modern systems, the only difference is how you create rules in userspace. The backend for both the commands is same in most systems. But the interface to create rules is different.

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6 days ago

@Fintech00 😂😂😂 They wanna keep you humbled.

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7 days ago

Does dropping packets via firewall rules can stop DOS attacks?? What do you think?

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7 days ago

@404not_utkarsh Yes, its a rabbit hole. One thing leads to another and then another... and so on..

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7 days ago

iptable is one of the mechanism through which we implement firewall. It has so many options and one of the most powerful concept for network engineers to secure the infra.

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7 days ago

I find computer networking very amazing and getting my hands dirty. I am gradually transitioning from Software engineer to networking engineer. Any feedback??

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7 days ago

@NanouuSymeon work mode..

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a week ago

@Saurabh_TyagiX What are the benefits of drinking black coffee ?

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a week ago

A question to #ccna learners. A router or linux machine can have many interfaces but forwarding rules are not per interface, they are per machine. ip_forward is not per-interface. So you cannot normally say: eth1: forwarding ON eth2: forwarding OFF eth3: forwarding ON eth4: forwarding OFF Then how you can control forwarding per interface???