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by aexaey 10y ago
Wait, did I read this right - Intel is going to be the last one to get 10nm? > Samsung, for one, plans to ship its 10nm finFET technology by year’s end. > TSMC will move into 10nm production in early 2017 > Intel will move into 10n
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by aexaey 10y ago
There are plans to fix this next year, i.e. starting from mid-2017 you are going to pay home tariff [1] (i.e. 30 cents per SMS to France) wherever you are in EU. [1] http://www.repubblica.it/tecnologia/2015/10&#x2F
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by aexaey 10y ago
> Scott McNealy said early on that retreating to the Data Center was where companies went to die. That is a striking thought. I wonder how (if at all) does it apply to open source. GNU/Linux for example always had strong aspirations
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by aexaey 10y ago
Isn't this just plain old electrophoresis? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrophoresis
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by aexaey 11y ago
> suggest how to do it only for outbound tcp6 handshakes too. Here you go: ip6tables -A OUTPUT -t mangle -m multiport -o eth0 --protocol tcp \ --tcp-flags ALL SYN --dports 80,8080,443 -j MARK --set-mark 6 tc qdis
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by aexaey 11y ago
1mA/MIPS is a pretty generous power budget, with ESP8266 easily fitting the bill (56mA @80MHz + wifi rx; 10 uA in deep sleep [1]). Talking of which - here is Jeroen Domburg's project where he used exactly this chip to make a wire
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by aexaey 11y ago
Just having a dedicated port for TLS-wrapped version of the protocol wouldn't help here. HTTPS has 443, yet we still need HSTS to enforce it. That said, dedicated SMTPS port would still be beneficial by cutting down at least 2 RTTs (HE
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by aexaey 11y ago
Not exactly a falsehood, but certainly a quirk: In general, in Europe "0" is national dialing prefix, leading to numbers written in the format of: +44(0)870123456, meaning dial 0870123456 from within the UK, and +44870123456 inter
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by aexaey 11y ago
> not the most elegant solution but far better than brute force Actually, brute force works just fine for such a small matrix: https://gist.github.com/aexaey/3657fa39cc35c861f6d6
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by aexaey 11y ago
>AVR8 (and IIRC 16 and 32) What's AVR16, may I ask?
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by aexaey 11y ago
16.3 megafarads, assuming typical cell voltage of 2.7v, and total energy of 33kWh: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=33kWh%2F%282.7v%29**2
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by aexaey 11y ago
Is that really a legit website affiliated with LinkedIn? Smells fishy: $ whois workatlinkedin.com (...) Creation Date: 2015-12-28T20:13:00.00Z Reseller: NAMECHEAP.COM (...) Registrant Name: WHOISGUARD PROTECTED
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by aexaey 11y ago
Did STMicro got an advance notice of this proposal? http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-27/stmicro-to...
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by aexaey 11y ago
> The planet, known as 2MASS J2126-8140, is between 12 and 15 times the mass of Jupiter. Wouldn't object on the higher end of this range be regarded as a brown dwarf, making this system a binary star rather than a planet system?
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by aexaey 11y ago
And this problem (high-speed rail failing to deliver on its promise of sustainable alternative to air travel) is not unique to Britain. Same is happening in mainland Europe too: http://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2013/12&#x
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by aexaey 11y ago
It is really exciting to see AMD opening up, especially in GPU driver area - arguably the weakest point for the free software. I hope this will go further than "1 step forward, 2 steps backward" approach same AMD showed with lib
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by aexaey 11y ago
> I have one using a CDC ether USB gadget to inject rickrolls into web pages. Interesting. Did you do much hardware-wise for that - like rewire USB D+/D- signals and add/remove some obscure resistor that enables USB gadget mode
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by aexaey 11y ago
If you don't need sdcard reader, but want RJ45 for wired Ethernet and USB host port connectors out-of-the-box (as opposed to soldering to test-points on Zsun), ~ $7 will get you this: http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/un
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by aexaey 11y ago
Reusing unix user ids as application ids is an excellent idea, and it has worked reasonably well in android so far. Good to see this being applied to X/desktop.
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by aexaey 11y ago
There is an article[1] about finding out what location at google maps user is looking at, based on observing TLS packets and nothing else. If task at hand is to match encrypted connection to a smaller number of alternative (say identify acc
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by aexaey 11y ago
Fair enough. Makes perfect sense, thanks!
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by aexaey 11y ago
If you have clean network path from your terminal to the dev vm, why need for either ProxyCommand or ForwardAgent - just ssh to the vm directly, no? Of course local, not forwarded ssh-agent on the terminal would be super-handy to avoid typi
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by aexaey 11y ago
Not sure which exact scenario do you have in mind with ssh+git. ProxyCommand method works just fine for me with my private jumphost in the middle and github on the far end. Note that for ProxyCommand to work, you don't need a full shel
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by aexaey 11y ago
Does anybody else find this eerily reminiscent of heartbleed? Obscure broken feature that nobody uses (or needs) is enabled by default and allow private keys to leak.
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by aexaey 11y ago
CVE-2016-0777 doesn't interact with ProxyCommand in any special way. That said, after connecting to hostB with your example config above you will have 2 ssh sessions: 1) from your client to hostA 2) from your client to hostB So to answ
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by aexaey 11y ago
This is client-only vulnerability: The matching server code has never been shipped, but the client code was enabled by default and could be tricked by a malicious server into leaking client memory to the server, including priva
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by aexaey 11y ago
Don't use SSH agent forwarding. https://heipei.github.io/2015/02/26/SSH-Agent-Forwarding-con...
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by aexaey 11y ago
In the context of hosting/cloud network what would probably be load balancer / reverse proxy which has the most state/sessions. And incidentally, LBs are probably the piece of dedicated network iron most ripe to be replaced
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by aexaey 11y ago
Regarding first paragraph of the story (redundant pair or routers crashing at once), it worth mentioning one possible neat trick to avoid this: When having a redundant pair of devices (routers, etc.), make sure such pair is comprised of dev
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by aexaey 11y ago
The whole tower of Hanoi in pubkeygrab.sh script, complete with two greps and a sed could be replaced with just sed: unbound-host -v -D -t TXT ${USER}_pubkey.example.com \ | sed 's/.*has TXT record "$ssh-.*$" (s

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