Tyler

@cadey@pony.social y’all got any of those precedented times we could have for a bit because I’m tired, boss

@cadey@pony.social god, kill me I’m trying to find mitigations somewhere or if it’s just kernel update time (again)

@aphyr@woof.group @algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club thanks Kyle. Mastodon isn’t exactly light on my VPS either so reports from production are super valuable to read about; appreciate the info

@cadey@pony.social ssh-rsa MEEEEEOOWWWWWWWWWWWWW==

@algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club @aphyr@woof.group wow, that’s super helpful, thank you for that context 🙏 I assumed iocaine was moreso counterattack-flavored than strictly for mitigation but that design sounds fantastic If (when) I roll out bot mitigations I’ll probably try for iocaine; I’m not opposed to Anubis but it seems like iocaine is more transparent

@conky@comp.lain.la they’re calling it the most American toilet

@brettowe@fosstodon.org @cadey@pony.social it’s turtles putting up under_construction.gif pages all the way down

@conky@comp.lain.la (yet)

@fasterthanlime@hachyderm.io mama mia!

@aphyr@woof.group @algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club from a technical perspective, this take is really interesting to me. My impression is that Anubis is the service to actively block but iocaine is more about poisoning traffic, are you finding that bots 1) give up, 2) iocaine sinks traffic with negligible load, or 3) something else?