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Cake day: November 26th, 2023

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  • You won’t get those numbers from internet requests, they do it locally or in cloud vpc, honestly those benchmarks are shit unless you are ISP. It’s because you have ISP and your router involved before you even receive request. If you have traffic from all over the world there is also speed of light delay. Then you have linux tcp/ip stack and number of open files.

    I use openresty, I could add lru cache on top but it doesn’t even make sense because each bot just tries one unique request so you would have to generate html files manually instead of hosting gitea instance.

    Gitea is on sqlite database on nvme so db doesn’t really matter. I could put the sqlite on ramdisk as server is using UPS so I don’t care about power outage but this would be ridiculous.

    Anyways simplest way is just block ip ranges in firewall and move on.



  • I don’t know from theory or counting but I know that my 8 cores depleted sooner than my bandwidth and I have like 60 Mb/s uplink. My linux network stack parameters are pretty aggressive. The way I figured out that something is not right was when I heard loud fan noise from my server inside room. I logged in and all cores were red and logs were showing corporate fuckers trying to burn my house.






  • I have around 10-20GB github / gitlab mirror. I am constantly under attack from crawlers from top US technology corporations and LLM startups. Whenever I ban one IP range they switch to other - I don’t know if those fuckers have tickets in their systems to do it manually or they just deploy this shit all over the planet. From what I observe during attacks that I mitigate the best way to poison them is to just create gitea instance with poisoned code repository and couple hundred revisions. It’s because what they are most interested in is html representation of diff between two git revisions.






  • Explain what ? That I can read and understand ? I am saying that it’s not ok for CEO of company to cancel services in whole country after receiving spam email. It’s not ok to call politicians to support online aggression actions against foreign country and at the same time wash mouth with freedom. But well I know you who praise him. Good luck and keep destroying internet.

    In addition, we are considering the following actions: 1) discontinuing the millions of dollars in pro bono cyber security services we are providing the upcoming Milano-Cortina Olympics; 2) discontinuing Cloudflare’s Free cyber security services for any Italy-based users; 3) removing all servers from Italian cities; and 4) terminating all plans to build an Italian Cloudflare office or make any investments in the country.