u/Chris123NT

Having an issue with twitter where any post with 2 or more images in my feed shrinks the images to like 2 px wide which I assume is padding. Upon object inspection I see min-width: 0px which I guess the engine is interpreting LITERALLY and shrinking the images since unchecking that element fixes the problem.

This just started today so I'm assuming it stems from the updated firefox core that was in today's update? I wrote a tampermonkey script to fix the issue for now but just curious if it's actually a bug or if my profile happened to get botched at the same time as an update to Zen came through.

I know, I should keep my damn mouth shut LOL.

But IPV6 finally came back to life today (After 4 days of being completely gone), my OPNSense firewall pulled a prefix at 4:06 PM and everything else seems to be stable at the moment.

So place your bets guys, how long until it falls on its face again? 🤣

Since this seems to be a thing now, we can use this to document the ongoing routing issues. Might need this to point to support since they seem to think there is no issue.

3:15 today we were switched back to "mitigation" routing. Congestion started at about 6:40 PM and lasted until 10:20 PM. All endpoints going through HE in Miami were affected, especially ones with a reverse route coming through Jacksonville (Hurricane Electric 100ge0-57.core1.jax1.he.net [72.52.92.50]).

Feel free to post any additional info you guys have.

Seems we've had 4 brief outages so far today, 9:30 AM, 10:08 AM, 2:34PM and 3:15PM (3:15 again, this is really suspicious). All of them associated with the latency swinging 2ms back and forth which is usually them fucking with the routing again. Right now we're holding at 10ms to google, which was the "bad" route causing the congestion, but from some quick poking it seems the wire3 edge router that WAS causing the problems last week is out of the equation, so I guess we'll see in a couple hours lol.

So it's congestion day, again. Let's place bets on how bad it will get tonight.

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Things are okay now but that will change in ~6 hours unless they fix their edge router on the backup route.

110ms average latency tonight boys! Let's go!

Doing this to make myself feel better about how abysmal this situation is lol, hit 110 average to google and cloudflare over a 10 minute period a little while ago. Are we all having fun yet?

I'll post some graphs later to document this in case going to the FCC becomes necessary.