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I have not tried to fully understand your setup, but here are my 2 cents: - Setup serial console access to the raspberry Pi, so you don't have to reinstall it every time something is botched with the networking config - When eth0 is on a bridge, the IP address / dhcp should not be on eth0, it...

Well, this little flash creates a high powered electromagnetic impulse very close to the electronics. And it seems this chip is very susceptible to electromagnetic interference. This could be avoided by shielding or something else, but is probably not necessary for the raspberry Pi. I am sure a...

If you don't want it to reset, put it in a metallic grounded case to shield it. You don't expect anyone to put rad hardened components in a $35 dev board, do you?

Well, it's what's under the hood that matters. Paint can be changed easily.

Both?

But it says "to request resources", not "to keep using previously given resources". I guess as long as the annual fee is paid to ARIN they don't care.

Isn't this what people are calling "beating a dead horse"? What is done is done already, move on with your life.

@KuJoe The raspberry Pi has this: See if the odroid has something similar.

Meanwhile the Raspberry Pi foundation has totally messed up their website, can't even access their forums at http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/ FAIL

I don't even see it yet on www.raspberrypi.org. I think there will be at least a few months before the distributors stock it and it becomes widely available without preordering and waiting.

I don't know about you guys, but if i go to WHT to browse the offers section i always skip the pinned threads and only look at the normal non-pinned ones.

No 3G? Satellite should really be considered as a very last resort, i.e. if you live in a very very remote place.

Here NAT is the norm for mobile / 3G based internet access. Residential / fixed access usually comes with a real IP.

This might help - https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/allocation-ipv4-post-exhaustion-2012-05-08-en edit: each RIRs got an additional /11 last March and September. I have no idea how much more IANA has left to distribute.

Yep, the end is delayed. Plus all RIRs will get some additional space from IANA in March and then in September.

Considering how much they are charging for basic interhet access in USA i wonder why they can't provide better service. Granted with large distances in low population suburbs it's harder to build a network but from what i hear they suck even in densely populated areas.

So they protect even the kidecheries? The 2 EUR ones? That's... amazing.

Online.net does? Does their DDoS protection work? I thought it's something "1 Gbps and then nullroute".

So who offers DDoS protection for ipv6?

Well, it gives 1 for all our busyness IPs (which are not proxies / VPNs), so... take the results with a grain of salt.