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by WatchDog 13y ago
Here is a better introduction: http://arduino.cc/en/ArduinoCertified/IntelGalileo
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0kjI08n4fg
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by WatchDog 13y ago
So you chose facebook right?
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by WatchDog 13y ago
From the benchmarks I have seen [1] it performs pretty similarly to it's ARM competitors. [1] http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Processors/Intel-Atom-Z3000-Ser...
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by WatchDog 13y ago
For a single byte error that is visibly obvious, you could just iterate through 255 combinations until the user thinks the image looks right.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Sounds over-engineered, slower and possibly over-priced. A consumer SSD will be faster and so long as it is trimmed correctly and not fully utilized, it should be sufficiently reliable.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
I've only heard bad things about them.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Worked in normal chrome and Firefox windows for me, unless I'm missing something.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
The numbers are fairly suspicious, they don't reference the density of the flash they are benchmarking or if they are behind controllers. Flash chips are generally multiplexed and behind a smart controller that compresses and and cache
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Perhaps someone more experienced can clarify, but is the gist of this article basically sacrificing perfect forward secrecy for more performance?
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by WatchDog 13y ago
If the data from this study[1] is accurate, recovering address space could prolong it for a long long time. 1. http://internetcensus2012.bitbucket.org/paper.html
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Well the point raised by the article is that HTTPS doesn't matter much if the certificate is compromised.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
It's an interesting subject, I just wish his benchmarks were much more indepth. I would like to how the amount of sequential iterations of the code, the HTTP Server, JVM, OS, kernel, latency, jitter all affect the performance.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
While we are on the subject of G-WAN, does anyone have any insight into the naming of the server. The only reference to "GWAN" I could find refers to a mysterious NSA system [1]. 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by WatchDog 13y ago
How much could the cost of building nuclear plants be reduced if we were building them on a larger scale. It seems to me that the high cost of nuclear plants is largely because no one is building nuclear plants. Regulatory requirements and
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by WatchDog 13y ago
It's a pity that the pricing is not request based. Perhaps once the feature matures, they will offer pricing more appealing to smaller sites.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Perhaps one solution is to store your data in a jurisdiction that is not the US or Australia. If some nation can step up and provide some guarantee that your data is not subject to law enforcement without rigorousness due process, they migh
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by WatchDog 13y ago
I don't think that is really a fair call to make. From the benchmarks I have seen laptop battery life is generally ranked OSX>Windows>Linux. I think the OSX advantage can be largely attributed to their total control over hardwar
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Working on Ubuntu 12.04 Firefox 21 and Chrome 27, AMD drivers.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
So this exact post was made almost exactly a year ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4078334
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by WatchDog 13y ago
The website claims that they are backed by the government but doesn't go into any detail. Can anyone clarify?
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Glyphicons provides a special license for bootstrap. I assume the publicity/business that bootstrap drives to glyphicons must be well worth giving away part of their paid product.
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by WatchDog 13y ago
Transparent mode is great but invasive, and mitmextract is fine for non real-time analysis. Sometimes you might want to analyze traffic on production systems and changing routes is not an option. What I would love to see is a way of doing a
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by WatchDog 13y ago
From the documentation, the mitmdump utility is likened to tcpdump. Can mitmdump work without being configured as a proxy/router, ie: using libpcap/tcpdump? I guess it wouldn't really be mitm in this regard, but manipulating the traffic is
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by WatchDog 14y ago
Wouldn't you still have the same problems with parking lots?
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by WatchDog 14y ago
It's not clear from the article if he used his position to gain access to any of the systems he is accused of illegally using. Many hackers are employed in positions of responsibility, but have the common sense not to shit where they eat.
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by WatchDog 14y ago
These companies likely have staff that already are acutely aware of the problems. It is sometimes very difficult to change anything from the inside, sometimes you need some negative PR to actually get the ball rolling.
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by WatchDog 14y ago
Why even bother adding the background image if you are just trying to stop dumb spam crawlers.
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by WatchDog 14y ago
They obviously don't see much value in the casual seller. Buyers have a better eBay experience when buying from an experienced seller, better descriptions, faster shipping and communication and less disputes. eBay owns a lot of other auct
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by WatchDog 14y ago
I would take issue with it, I think the sane course of action would be to either ignore it, or to ask the people in question to refrain from further innuendo. If they continue to make the jokes then more drastic action like removing them fr

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