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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
I think the article is not about being right about something but more about the concept that s/he learned about it in a virtual (extremely limited) environment. IF s/he was confident about the prognosis, making really money in the
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
> Firewall rules is one sed call Not so fast. With over 60.000 clients (yes with all known OSes and versions known to man), 10.000 servers (yes with all known OSes and versions known to man), 50 network firewalls, firewall on nearly all
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
From a corporate perspective: we are just scared shitless to implement v6 internally. Keeping (private) v4 working is hard enough. Even drafting a project budget for v6 makes management go balistic. - firewall & IDS upgrades - firewalls
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
The quality of the comments might make me read the article, but that is 1 in 10. I admire the fast groups of subjectmatterexperts who will quickly prais or debunk the content of the articles and post links that are even more interesting. Fu
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
TL;DR It is a car made for people who do not like driving cars the old way. Huge market: old people, easily distracted people, people who are not petrolheads. But surely all car review experts will miss the current interfaces we have grown
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Surely this is written by his PR department and the techies are ashamed of the numbers & interpertation.
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Remember the watercooker that had just an on & off switch? Then came one with an option button for 80 or 100 degrees (176 or 212, in freedoms). Never knew I needed that, but that just changed my live and I can not do without it. Reason:
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Would you care to comment on who you'd consider better?
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Yes, security (exclusivity) is on the application layer and user defined. Welcome to BT :)
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Bluetooth <> Bluetooth. There are (about) 37 distinct profiles [0]. One of these is HID (Human Interface Device Profile) Keyboard and keypads must be secure. For other HIDs security is optional. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Being local in a country with a limited Flix library, I have a hard time still paying for the (most excellent!) service. And since Flix has succesfully banned all commercial VPN's, I am more and more contemplating seting up a "sha
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Packet Clearing House, partner with IBM for said service. https://www.pch.net/
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
I try / use FF every once in a while again. Always for specific test cases. But switching? NO. Why? Since currently only Google takes security serious and has the resources to actually do that. I understand and accept that "google
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Adrian Perrig did a presentation last week that I attended. It was impressive but I can't help but wonder why this has not recieved any large scale attention. The concept seems both alien and sound, the source code is on Github, some I
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SCALABILITY, CONTROL, AND ISOLATION ON NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS(scion-architecture.net)
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
I would pay up to 50% (EU level) of my monthly income to live in a place with direct democracy. Fortunatly I live in the one country on earth with direct democracy so I pay less then 24%.
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
The "forgotten" reason why Amsterdam works so well for bikes is that they're exempt from all laws and everything & body will be prosecuted and/or lynched when one interferes with their G*d given Rights. Source: lived
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Placebo for what? It is just another way to bring you some privacy about your DNS activity /like DNSCrypt does too) and a way for you as client to simply validate DNSSEC end-to-end.
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
DCTCP improves congestion control by using ECN markings to estimate the extent of congestion instead of just the presence of it. Given congestion markings on all of the packets in a window, DCTCP will halve the window just like traditional
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
I've been interested in SDR for sometime, but this is the first article that tempted me to plunch in this new arena and order the hardware needed. Nice write up, thanks for the inspiration and confidence.
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Thank you for that! As someone completly blank about what is happening in this industry, I was impressed and learned a lot.
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Stop panicking (unless you need your daily dose of the End of the World drama). From the source: In general though, you can try to mitigate attacks against routers and access points by disabling client functionality (which is for example us
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Correct for 98%. Clients are the weakest point in the scenario.
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Await your client to be patched. Routers are not so much the problem (unless in Range Externder modus).
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
It is more the CLIENTS (unless your router is acting as a range extender, it is not a client) that needs to be patched / updated. Source: https://www.krackattacks.com/
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
> WPA2 is toast. No it is not. It is "just" one part of the 4 way handshake. Source: https://www.krackattacks.com/
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Thanks for this! I know what I am doing (after the ali stuff has arrived in a couple of weeks).
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Stupid as it may sound, but my experience with many many "why did you take the data there" dramas, the answer is: To get things done you can not do at the office or you just lack the office time to get it done.
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
Since Tamil has borrowed more Dutch words (and uses at least one from Tamil, being katamaran), I expect your kak to come from the dutch kak, as kak always rolls down hill.
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by YouKnowBetter 9y ago
All business / data rules go into and are enforced by, the database. This was learned the hard way: creative sales people manipulating sales data (via ODBC & Excel on NT3.51 no less). Since all logic was in the applications, they h

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