MertsA

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811.
by MertsA 9y ago
Your situation doesn't tell us anything about whether the congestion was the backhaul or not. IMHO, their backhaul most likely wasn't the issue. You can have 100,000 people all right next to a cell tower and while they won't
812.
by MertsA 9y ago
> echo "bbr" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_congestion_control [...] > restart and you are done. You only need one or the other. Also, you could just reload your sysctl.conf instead.
813.
by MertsA 9y ago
Bah, what would you know about congestion control in IP/TCP.
814.
by MertsA 9y ago
>It's recommended to announce two keys via HPKP It's not just recommended, it's required. HPKP can certainly lock you out of your own site if done wrong but there are safeguards against that. A shockingly high number of si
815.
by MertsA 9y ago
Yeah but that's exactly the same situation we're in right now with distros turning on KillUserProcesses. I can start whatever processes I want to in another scope without having to modify those processes.
816.
by MertsA 9y ago
No, he's probably talking about the fatal accident where the car didn't give any warnings at all. When Joshua Brown died his car was in autopilot and it didn't brake and it didn't give any warnings at all before it hit t
817.
by MertsA 9y ago
>Tesla is a level 2 system Does autopilot actually meet the qualifications for a level 2 system? AFAIK since autopilot is basically lane following and adaptive cruise control and braking wouldn't that be considered level 1?
818.
by MertsA 9y ago
No, that's not the concern here. KillUserProcesses is intended to reap children that were never intended to persist outside of the user session. My ssh-agent is never going to move itself into a new scope, but it very well could have a
819.
by MertsA 9y ago
>I would call signal(SIGHUP, mysignalhandler) to be an explicit ignoring of SIGHUP. But that doesn't explicitly ignore SIGHUP. You're explicitly handling it but from an outside perspective we don't know if your SIGHUP hand
820.
by MertsA 9y ago
>A background process can explicitly ignore SIGHUP The problem with SIGHUP is that a background process can't explicitly ignore SIGHUP, it can only implicitly ignore it. If you send SIGHUP to a process and it doesn't exit you h
821.
by MertsA 9y ago
That's because it's quite common for simple appliances to use a universal motor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_motor It basically doesn't make a difference what polarity you feed it, if it&#x27
822.
by MertsA 9y ago
Sort of, that's conflating all free SSL certs with self signed certs. The whole point of an SSL cert is to provide authentication that the server you're talking to is really the server you were trying to reach at www.example.com .
823.
by MertsA 9y ago
There's a decent chance that they might not. They've been making more and more improvements to Falcon 9 in later blocks. In particular there's been an effort to improve reusability of the later designs. Currently SpaceX is ha
824.
by MertsA 9y ago
That's because they have a different team to do burials.
825.
by MertsA 9y ago
Cable pirates generally don't know how to terminate coax. There's terminators that require a special tool to remove intended to deter cable theft but the design of those terminators means that just about anyone who's determin
826.
by MertsA 9y ago
It's not as easy as it sounds. We're talking about the MAC address of the modem itself. In any current DOCSIS network you're going to need to use BPI+ which encrypts everything between the modem and the CMTS as well as authen
827.
by MertsA 9y ago
That code just bypasses a captive portal. It's basically automatically clicking "I agree".
828.
by MertsA 9y ago
Well supposedly those are different for each customer so.....
829.
by MertsA 9y ago
No the 40,000 miles really is for replacement. That being said it does sound pretty low and it is for their fancy dual clutch direct shift transmission. But sealed transmissions with "lifetime" fluid wear out faster than a decent
830.
by MertsA 9y ago
>You're picking edge cases of machines that you can't/couldn't verify I've personally seen a computer that was upgraded to windows 10 after being left on over the weekend. The user claims that they never clicked
831.
by MertsA 9y ago
>Reduction gear oil is just inspect; it's a single gear. Well actually, a Nissan Leaf is going to have 8 gears in the reduction drive. 4 in the differential, 2 to couple the differential to an intermediate shaft, and another 2 to co
832.
by MertsA 9y ago
The Bolt is not direct drive, it has a single motor hooked to a fixed gear ratio final drive and a differential in it. It looks like Chevy doesn't actually provide a maintenance schedule for the oil in the gearbox but it's no diff
833.
by MertsA 9y ago
To be fair, I didn't know that the coolant in a Bolt is supposed to be good for 150,000 miles, that's a good bit longer than I figured. I was thinking closer to 90,000 miles, but you're right, the lower service temperature an
834.
by MertsA 9y ago
> And I never have to change the oil. Well yeah, you kind of do need to change the oil if you don't want the gearbox to die an early death. There's also still coolant that needs to be changed regularly as well. EVs have signifi
835.
by MertsA 9y ago
Can we get a [2012] on the title?
836.
by MertsA 9y ago
com.google and google.com also point to the same page.
837.
by MertsA 9y ago
Telemetry can't be completely turned off in Windows 10. It's software that phones home what the user is doing without the user's consent or knowledge of what is being sent home. That's literally the definition of spyware
838.
by MertsA 9y ago
Yeah but that's with respect to the focal point. The focal point could be a good ways up in the air.
839.
by MertsA 9y ago
Fair point, but at least when Canonical was doing it it was just searching Amazon for something relevant to your query. All of the outrage was that doing this meant that Amazon would get searches for stuff like local file names that present
840.
by MertsA 9y ago
>that detection was pretty flakey, too. FWIW there was a handful of reports of exactly that happening on /r/sysadmin. There was also a ton of domain joined machines that were spammed with the Windows 10 nagware but didn't

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