119. Dunkel Weizen

2,5kg Munich II
2,5kg Dark wheat malt
0,2kg Special B
0,10kg Carafa II

Mash for 60 min at 65°C

30g Hallertauer (4%) for 90 min.

Bottled on November 5, with 120g table sugar

White Labs WLP300 Hefeweizen
OG: 1.055
FG: 1.012
ABV: 5,6%

Fly away

Emirates A380 CPH

Snapping some pictures of planes taking off from Copenhagen Airport (CPH). An Airbus A380 from Emirates and an Airbus A340 from SAS to Tokyo.

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Summer in the city

117. English Pale Ale

5,5kg Maris Otter (5,9 EBC)

Mash for 60 min. at 68°C

70g East Kent Goldings 6,0% for 60 min.
30g East Kent Goldings 6.0% for 5 min.

White Labs WLP002 English Ale
OG: 1.058
FG: 1.014
5,7% ABV
18L

Bottled Maj 26 with 127g table sugar

118. Bohemian pilsner

5,5kg Pilsner malt
340g CaraPils

Mash for 75 min @ 65°C

120g Saaz for 60 min.
30g Saaz for 0 min.

SafLager West European Lager yeast

OG: 1.053
FG: 1.018
ABV: 3,9
18L

Bottled July 9 with 123g table sugar

Halloween pirate, The Flying Dutchman

Halloween pirate

Even more apples

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Apple harvest

Apple harvest and juice
Apple harvest

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Day 169

Day 169

Playing with ENTRADA, or Stop Using rbl.fnidder.dk!

Some months ago, I set up a small Hadoop platform to ingest DNS data through ENTRADA by SIDN Labs from my primary nameserver as a PoC. Unfortunately, I did not have time to actually look at the data until now. It turns out, it has collected a little over 30 million queries in that time, which of course can hardly be called big data. Here are some first impressions of what I can glean from the data.

DANE is starting to get used, mostly for e-mail, some jabber, and a few for The Web, and 3166 qureies in total.

DMARC is getting used as well, with a meagre 1237 queries, but that’s probably more a reflection of how much email I sent to Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail, etc.

More surprisingly, which actually should not surprise anyone, is how much my private DNSBL rbl.fnidder.dk is still used, despite it being shut down, I can’t even remember how long ago, but it must be over 10 years. Once on the Internet, always on the Internet.

If anyone recognises themselves behind these IP addresses, go remove the list as it’s returning positive results for everything and is utterly useless to you.

select count(src) as count,src from queries where qname like ‘%rbl.fnidder.dk.’ group by src order by count desc;

src count
209.225.8.164 3585
200.189.161.34 3253
2401:1c00:0:103:0:0:0:3 1410
121.200.225.67 1376
200.189.161.35 1029
194.25.0.52 785
195.28.207.2 390
194.25.0.60 308
2003:40:4000:1:53:0:3:1 256
2003:40:4000:1:53:0:1:1 235
2003:40:4000:1:53:0:2:1 223
193.218.117.60 108
2003:56:0:1:53:0:1:1 108
2003:56:0:1:53:0:3:1 101
2003:56:0:1:53:0:2:1 96
195.50.140.51 90
195.28.207.14 44
46.218.232.98 33
195.50.140.53 28
217.237.148.88 18
2003:180:2:6000:53:0:9:1 15
2003:180:2:6000:53:0:12:1 15
195.50.140.45 12
2003:180:2:2000:53:0:13:1 12
217.237.149.219 12
2003:180:2:1000:53:0:9:1 10
2003:180:2:1000:53:0:13:1 9
195.50.140.59 9
217.237.148.84 9
60.234.2.148 9
217.237.151.218 8
195.50.140.52 8
217.237.149.222 6
2003:180:2:1000:53:0:15:1 6
217.237.148.90 5
203.144.207.45 4
2003:180:2:1000:53:0:10:1 4
195.50.140.44 4
217.237.151.217 4
2003:180:2:0:53:0:12:1 3
2003:180:2:1000:53:0:16:1 3
2003:180:2:1000:53:0:12:1 3
2003:180:2:1000:53:0:14:1 3
60.234.2.156 3
186.218.216.5 2
217.23.11.8 2
217.237.151.214 2
203.162.107.13 2
119.46.240.1 2
2003:180:2:6000:53:0:10:1 2
217.237.148.91 2
5.22.161.138 2
5.22.160.34 2
203.162.107.36 2
203.144.206.12 2
2403:6200:1:0:1:0:0:3 2
203.144.128.41 2
203.162.107.14 2
217.237.148.89 2
31.184.236.24 2
2003:180:2:2000:53:0:12:1 2
217.237.149.220 2
2600:3c02:0:0:0:0:0:5 2
203.162.107.6 2
27.68.251.142 2
217.237.151.35 2
204.194.239.19 2
203.144.207.12 2
72.68.153.110 2
46.166.165.131 1
217.237.151.215 1
210.245.24.72 1
217.237.149.211 1
217.237.148.85 1
201.10.132.5 1
2003:180:2:0:53:0:15:1 1
2801:80:60:1:189:90:160:1 1
45.33.99.176 1
2003:180:2:1000:53:0:11:1 1
88.73.206.254 1
2620:0:cc7:0:0:0:0:19 1
218.248.255.197 1
203.144.206.11 1
2003:180:2:2000:53:0:14:1 1
2003:180:2:2000:53:0:9:1 1
82.103.86.62 1
210.245.24.79 1
210.245.24.102 1
121.1.3.199 1
2607:5300:61:95c:0:0:0:0 1
82.163.143.10 1
2003:180:2:2000:53:0:15:1 1
210.245.24.101 1
217.237.151.220 1