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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
From the article: "What makes this a little different are the eight-core products. In order to make these, Intel had to create new die masks for the manufacturing line, as their previous masks only went up to six cores (and before that
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
Here is a demonstration by Christopher Domas where he uses an undocumented processor hidden in an X86 processor to become root: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eSAF_qT_FY
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AWS Lambda Now Supports PowerShell Core(aws.amazon.com)
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
So your primary complaint with 389 is that it's built on a BerkleyDB backend? At the very least, there is some technical merit to this position and it looks like Red Hat is currently working on getting 389 to work with other databases;
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
Let's break this down as an external party that uses neither products: > "That is not an opinion based on any marketing material - 389DS is an unreliable dog" The press statement you linked to reads as an advertisement. Yo
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
Reading the article, it doesn't look like RedHat announced anything recently. In the SUSE release notes, "389 Directory Server replaces OpenLDAP to provide a sustainable directory service." Is there really any news here?
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
I'm not sure how to interpret this comment. If you're making a reference to SQLite being in the Public Domain, there's a page on SQLite's website for organizations to purchase a Warranty of Title, which shows organizatio
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
Licensing is not that simple. From the Creative Commons CC0 page. "Dedicating works to the public domain is difficult if not impossible for those wanting to contribute their works for public use before applicable copyright or database
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
It's a branch of philosophy.
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
From RIPE, "An allocation is the block of IP addresses that is reserved by the RIPE NCC for your use now and in the future. An assignment is a block of IP addresses from your allocation that is used on an active network." https:&
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
APNIC used that terminology in their analysis paper of 1.0.0.0/8, "1.0.0.0/8 has been assigned by IANA to APNIC on the 19th January 2010" [1]. To do this analysis, wouldn't they have had to advertise a route back in
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
It was assigned to APNIC in 2010 http://seclists.org/nanog/2010/Jan/776
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
The particular example this user complains about is piping binary data to file. It makes use of the Out-File cmdlet which is making (by default) Windows based assumptions as to how to encode this content. They would have been better served
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
While it's a disappointment, it's understandable. Oculus is a subsidiary of Facebook.
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by MattSteelblade 8y ago
Sourceforge has been under new management for approximately 2 years. They revamped the site and cleaned it up. Since this change, I have seen no reason not to use it.
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
This is still paywalled for me.
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
I'm thrilled, it now finally works over 443.
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
From the presenter's comments, it sounds like a GPO locked down Edge. In that context, it makes sense to immediately install another browser and Chrome is the market leader.
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
I've been thinking about switching, but I'm leery of it, as it is the work of a sole developer and it lacks a security audit.
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
After the order mentioned in the article, I wonder if it will be. Since they mention a mix of 10 an 12 TB hard drives, we can assume the order was for around 9000 drives. At a cost of $0.03/GB (not taking into account shipping or taxes
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
He signed off on this...
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
What OS?
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
Wouldn't the fact that it's using a 22nm processor mean that 8 years is at least a couple years too far?
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
Describing Linux as "horrendously difficult to use" is disingenuous at best. There are so many different variations between distros and what people mean when they say "Linux" that to categorize them all in this tone is h
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
It's a combination of cash payments and tax exemptions. http://www.jsonline.com/story/news/politics/2017/08/16/how-w...
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
This hits home as a Wisconsin resident. Best case scenario, we're looking at 2042 to turn a profit[1]. [1] http://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/misc/lfb/bill_summaries/2017...
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
The better way of doing that is to set a mandate for the government itself, resulting in adoption elsewhere.
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
It seems that it just changed you to the Australia edition. You have a slightly modified headline and some different pictures. The Australian one also shows up as a slideshow, while the American is one long article.
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
The vast majority of Intel's lineup--at least for the last few years--is only 16 lanes.
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by MattSteelblade 9y ago
It is, I use it

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