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   FreeRTOS TCP/IP Stack Vulnerabilities – The Details(blog.zimperium.com)

   1 points by 2bluesc 8y ago|0 comments
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   Ouster Discusses its LiDAR Principles(image-sensors-world.blogspot.com)

   2 points by 2bluesc 8y ago|0 comments
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   by 2bluesc 8y ago

   Any videos of the presentation?
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   OSHWA is revoking the certification for the MOTEDIS XYZ 3D printer(oshwa.org)

   3 points by 2bluesc 8y ago|0 comments
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   by 2bluesc 8y ago

   Interesting overview on Aruba AP-325 for those also interested: https://youtu.be/cMkH_cTw0D4
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   by 2bluesc 8y ago

   > Aruba access points are built for higher density and longer range deployments. One of the RF management features is called ClientMatch, which helps ensure WLAN performance is not compromised in noisy or high density environments. This
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   by 2bluesc 8y ago

   I setup UniFi APs at a start-up. The APs worked great from 10 people to about 50 people on ~3x APs. The UniFi gear replaced 3-6 Eeros in the 10-15 person days that really struggled, I was shocked that the Eero experience was so rough. We&
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   by 2bluesc 8y ago

   The UniFi products have QoS, POE, remote management, etc. Looks like Arbua is a little simpler with the clustering and integrated local management (vs local UniFi cloud key, UniFi hosted, or self-hosted controller). For the price of a UniF
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   by 2bluesc 8y ago

   Ouster | Multiple Positions | San Francisco | Full-time, Onsite | https://ouster.io At Ouster, we're developing advanced sensor hardware and vision algorithms for autonomous cars and drones. We're looking for software
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    Nvidia Jetson Xavier: Volta GPU, 8x ARM64 Cores, 2x NVDLA Accelerators(nvidianews.nvidia.com)

    1 points by 2bluesc 8y ago|0 comments
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    > When pinging 1.1.1.1 from my (pfSense-based) router sitting directly behind the modem, however, no replies come back from the modem to the router (confirmed via pcap on the upstream-facing interface). Your upstream diagnosis seems to s
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    Falling from the Sky Part 4 Leaving the Cloud 5 Years Later(servethehome.com)

    2 points by 2bluesc 9y ago|0 comments
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    I ran my own mail server for years because I didn't trust Google with _all_ my data. Started colocated server for a while, then VPS, then cloud. Setting up an maintaining SPAM mechanisms on a low volume mail server is a nightmare. Sw
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    GitHub apologises to Proxy.sh and its users, brings back repos(proxy.sh)

    2 points by 2bluesc 9y ago|0 comments
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    Intel is pouring fuel on the fire for the C3000 chips with features like 2x 10 Gbps network interfaces on the SoC. Checkout SuperMicro's C3000 offering: https://www.supermicro.com/products/nfo/atom.cfm
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    Checkout the fitlet2 for those wanting an Intel J3455[0] based platform. I'm waiting for stock to show up at Amazon so I can upgrade my pfSense machine. [0] https://fit-iot.com/web/products/fitlet2/
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    This is off topic, but here's the site you're looking for: https://lowendbox.com
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    Section regarding the format: LUKS2 format and features ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The LUKS2 is an on-disk storage format designed to provide simple key management, primarily intended for Full Disk Encryption based on dm-cr
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    I've been experimenting with pfSense running via KVM on my Linux workstation. Was considering buying a Ubiquiti ER-4, but I don't think I can go back. I'm considering buying a CompuLab fitlet 2 to give pfSense a permanent ho
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    Dell Precision 15" with 4k and 97Wh battery. One of the few laptops that ship with Ubuntu if that's your thing. I personally own a Precision 5510 and use a 5520 everyday for work. Both run Arch with no issues other then minor dis
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    I used to use VirtualBox on a Linux, but these days I've migrated to KVM/Qemu[0] + Virt-Manager[1]. It's much nicer to use native Linux virtual machine and not have to worry about kernel modules and proprietary licenses. Tha
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    This + simultaneous profiles are the only things stopping me from giving Firefox a shot again
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    I went out of my way to turn off h264ify on YouTube to watch the video in full 4k resolution with VP9 encoding. Totally worth it. Now if only the logo was less intense...
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    Canonical's Metal As A Service (MAAS)(maas.io)

    2 points by 2bluesc 9y ago|0 comments
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    Has anyone bought open compute gear for internal office tasks such as local file servers, PBX, network services, etc? It certainly does not seem like it's meant for small deployments, but I'm curious to hear what other have done.
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    > No, but people do. Sounds like they need to drop the "A" in ACH.
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    > What we need is instant clearing, 24/7/365. Nobody cares that it's Sunday. Nobody cares that it's Presidents Day. This always amazed me that the ACH transaction couldn't be set in motion (not fully committed pe
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    A long time ago I started using Obnam when DreamHost allowed 50GB of free backup server space via sftp. Obnam could manage "dumb" remote sftp endpoints as well as encrypt, de-dupe, and periodically purge old data. After obnam got
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    Retiring Obnam(listmaster.pepperfish.net)

    3 points by 2bluesc 9y ago|1 comments
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    by 2bluesc 9y ago

    I bike as well and never thought of this. Now, I'll never be able to forget it.