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Can pick up a flat track nearby for cheap, but really like the scrambler seat.

Does anyone know if these are interchangeable?

Doing a large road trip through Germany in 2 months time. At the same time I want to get some service items done on my T5 transporter.

Any recommendations as to where I should go? Main dealer would be good, but also more expensive.

Where do you go to take care of your car?

Thanks!

Perhaps a poorly worded title, but not quite sure how to word it more accurately.

While studying for my AWS SAA i quickly learned that the only way i could learn this was through hands-on practice. I've been going about this by creating simple exercises for myself which i then primarily solve via Terraform. I have also written some integration tests that prove the validity of my solutions.

This made me wonder if there are any good offerings that take a similar approach. I'm not interested in doing purely click-ops or using some sandbox console. I intentionally try to make my exercises as close to how i would solve this in the real world. For me that's using terraform, AWS CLI, a

I have a VPC with 2 private and 2 public subnets.
These subnets are tied to dedicated routing tables(public/private).
The public RT has a internet gateway.
Is it good practice to have this division at this level?
> This is causing problems as i want to allow traffic from public subnets to private subnets, but a subnet can only be associated with a single RT.

Fikk solgt kamera på finn, men ser nå at jeg saver bekreftelse å at pakken er faktisk er hentet.

Har brukt helt hjem en del og det har aldri vært trøbbel tidligere, så jeg mistenker at pakken er stjelt av nabo eller noen som har vært i leilighetskomplekset. Har nå gått 1 uke siden den skulle ha blitt hentet..

Hvilke muligheter og rettigheter har jeg som selger?

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Absolute novice on networking, but starting to learn the bare minimum. This question might not even make sense, but hear me out.

Say a host on network A wants to reach a host on network D.
Router on A is connected to D via routers B, C.
(B,C,D are all outside my network)

What prevents router A from just spewing packets to all routers such that the packets arrive the quickest? Why bet on one horse when i can have them all?

I'm assuming the role of a bad actor so ethics and best practice is not considered.

Are there policies etc. in the backbone(?) that would capture such attempts and start dropping packets? How does the internet-police crack down on this?

Thanks!