Shrirang Kahale

Happy New Year, Albony Mirror Network has had tremendous growth in 2025. Total traffic served in 2025 ~6.1 PB (Petabytes) MVPs being 1. DEL2 node: 3.19PB 2. AJL node: ~2PB 3. HYD node: 349.75TB Let's see what 2026 has in mind :) #AlbonyMirror #Linux #FOSS

@nakulvk Yeah 😅

Gather from all the videos I’ve seen, seems like the king never offers the sector 😂

@saybwala Apparently there was no fuel shortage as such, but people panicked due to misinformation and started hoarding which in turn lead to fuel shortage. Huge lines at petrol pumps.

Just received an email from a logistics company that their last mile delivery ops in Nagpur is impacted due to fuel shortage. What is causing this supply chain problem?

@TheBigGeek @DaryllSwer @pstavirs @airtelindia @samosakiller @milindhvijay 🤣

@DaryllSwer @AlbonyCal @pstavirs @airtelindia @samosakiller @milindhvijay Bhaiya, pasandeeda aurat ke baare mein kaafi mard ulta sidha nahin sun paate, yeh to abhi bas shuruat hi kar raha hai bhai (j/k)

The Wonderful people at @airtelindia do not allow you to change the ip's in their CPE, and they can't change it themselves, told them I can't have 192.168.1.1 as my default IP and the whole team has gone on to explain to me that my speed is related to this ip. @DaryllSwer is right to call them names... what an amazing set of ID10T's

@TheBigGeek @pstavirs @airtelindia @DaryllSwer Yeah I have faced the same, egoistic NOC people.

Sir I am not talking of the lineman - I am talking of the expert at the backend, who was teaching me routing basics ~ the line man I don't expect to know anything, they can't even change an SSID without calling the desk. Also they do not get paid 11K per month, the pay today in India is minimum at 18K per month, yes that's low - but they also have to build skills to get paid more

@DaryllSwer @TheBigGeek @pstavirs @airtelindia @samosakiller @milindhvijay Yes, I am secretly related to Bharti Mittal

@AlbonyCal @TheBigGeek @pstavirs @airtelindia @samosakiller @milindhvijay any ideas why Shri always come to the defence of Bharti Airtel? Secretive majority shareholder or something 😂

@DaryllSwer @TheBigGeek @pstavirs @airtelindia ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@AlbonyCal @TheBigGeek @pstavirs @airtelindia Bro don't start with your shit 😂 Even the CCIEs in NOC are morons.

@TheBigGeek @pstavirs @airtelindia @DaryllSwer To be honest, you can't expect someone who works whole day and gets paid 11k / month to be technically competent. They are linemen at best, but companies like to call them "engineers"..

Indeed, they think just because they printed WIFI Expert on their T-shirts, they have become experts, while they can't even understand basics of what addressing spaces or what layer 2 and layer 3 are (at best they can manage is physical cabling, to which also they are failing miserably)

@plamenpetkov Interesting

Outbound (egress) DDoS looks very different from what most people imagine... This is a real upstream graph from a large broadband ISP in India. Not one big spike. Thousands of small ones. What’s happening under the hood: • Thousands of CPEs / infected endpoints • Sending bursts every few seconds • TCP 80/443 + UDP 80/443 (looks like “normal” traffic) • Mixed with junk (port 0, random ports) • Coordinated enough to hurt, distributed enough to hide The pattern: burst → silence → burst → silence This is not volumetric attack, but rather PPS-driven, distributed, and evasive. Why it’s hard: • Per-user rate limits don’t help (each stays “normal”) • Port-based blocking breaks real users (QUIC, VPNs) • Looks like legitimate web traffic You’re not under attack. You’re being used to attack others. Mitigation is not just go and “block traffic”. It’s: • Per-subscriber flow + PPS control • Burst suppression • Connection rate limiting (NEW flows) • Identifying and cleaning infected users

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@ispaceflight_in @SolidBoosters2 @Lokeshkr73 @isro Cool

We’re cooking something big for indianspaceflight.in The biggest hurdle? Syncing our dashboard with the official #ISRO countdown in real-time.

@AviationAll_ @nakulvk Hmm, interesting...

@AlbonyCal @nakulvk It is NOT. The route to Vancouver does not utilise that specific route requiring extra oxygen. In fact, AEI has operated to Vancouver quite a lot of times in the recent past.

Yesterday, Air India's VT-AEI, Operating Delhi - Vancouver Returned to Delhi after Air India Realised they did not have the Approvals to Operate the -200LR to Canada. But what's intriguing is that VT-AEI has operated to Vancouver in the past, as late as November '25!

@nakulvk @AviationAll_ It's something related with extended oxygen support which the ex. Delta -200LR lacks.

@AviationAll_ I’m curious what approvals or if that’s the real reason they returned. Seems unnecessary if a 300ER can operate why can’t a 200LR

@rcx86 It's logarithmic

Oh

Someone built a Google translate for Linkedin 😭

@plamenpetkov Very cool!

"Why is my internet slow?" NetSense + Pulse now answer this end-to-end - automatically. One search. Full path traced. Every device inspected. ONU signal levels, OLT health, CPE status, WiFi clients with signal quality - all correlated. AI summarizes the root cause and tells you if it's the network or the customer's home setup. FTTH & WiFi troubleshooting, solved. 👇

@nsg650 Damn nice

Wow kagi can really translate anything

@B777200F did they reply?

Multiple transmissions by IN navy to keep the hostile aircraft away flying at 26000.

Multiple transmissions on guard frequency by Indian Navy warship formations operating near Oman to unknown aircraft & vessels. I understated aircraft but who exactly are the ships that are being warned! Crazy … Target aircraft flying at 23000 feet. Must be Pak reconnaissance.

ASRock launches new Frankensteined motherboard with one DDR4 slot and two DDR5 slots — Intel board signals the RAM apocalypse is truly nigh tomshardware.com/pc-components/…

Runway in use is ILS 32 as usual, curious on why RWY 14 was used here. Winds are 3kts at 180 degrees, so not much.

Not something you see daily, RWY 14 landing at VANP. Only RWY 32 has ILS. #avgeek