Claude Code · Claude · The Register
Racks show up as assembled units, and apparently nobody screws hardware into anything in an AWS datacenter facility these days
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A lot of datacenter networks are run by absolute clowns.
Key facts
- They presented SIDR publicly at re:Invent in 2023, then covered it again at the "Monday Night Live" re:Invent keynote in 2024
- AWS solved that with a protocol called SIDR (Scalable Intent-Driven Routing, pronounced "cider," like the CIDR method for allocating IP addresses because these people are malevolent at naming things)
- Their Reg colleague Thomas Claburn toured the lab previously and gave them a deep dive into AWS's paper
- There's a free tier of one 500 Mbps port per provider, which reduces to zero the AWS-side cost of sending that traffic to GCP, Oracle, and soon Azure
Summary
Security Researcher shows how Claude Code can be tricked simply by asking it to summarize a website. Security Security vets rally around $4 paper password books for sale in Australia. Personal tech On Call: Exec couldn’t identify a photocopier, which made for a fax-inating tech support call. Last month the reporter sat in a networking lab with AWS VP of Global Network Engineering Matt Rehder and cracked a joke about cage nuts cutting your hands to ribbons. The reporter wasn't prepared for the blank stare the reporter got in response, but the reporter should have been.