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Reflecting on reflections as 1 terabit DDoS attacks become a reality(arbornetworks.com)
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We Fixed the Glitch(greatscottgadgets.com)
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The mathematics of tape machines, cassettes, and toilet rolls(datagenetics.com)
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Pretty Darn Fascinating: The History of the PDF(tedium.co)
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by asclepi 9y ago
Would "the hum" not be noticed in a lot more areas if it were caused by jet engines? Note that there is some variance in the volume of air traffic: weekend nights tend to be a lot slower than weeknights. Same for Christmas Day (an
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by asclepi 9y ago
Is a hum not more or less expected in the vicinity of busy harbors, even more so than in general industrial areas? Harbors attract a lot of possible sources that could cause a hum: maritime equipment, ship engines, generators, industrial eq
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xkcd's 2018 CVE List(xkcd.com)
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by asclepi 9y ago
The FCC's Antenna Structure Registration website [1] is a good place to start. Crown Castle [2] owns a fair amount of cell towers across the US. If it's a freestanding tower, they often also own the land where it is situated on. [
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by asclepi 9y ago
There's https://plus.codes/ which seems to be more liberal and licenses its codes under the Apache 2.0 license. However, although it has been around since 2014, I've never seen any practical use.
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Plaintiff's location-based privacy claim against BART app fails(blog.ericgoldman.org)
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by asclepi 9y ago
That's what we call "texting", but very often texting isn't done using SMS. With the iOS market share hovering slightly below 50% in the US, it's iMessage that is the main messenger, at least where I live. The iOS M
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by asclepi 9y ago
Social media has partially democratized access to public shaming, in the US at least, as you no longer need to know someone at a media outlet. But luck remains an important factor. If OP had posted an hour earlier or later, it could have ne
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Dots Vs. Pixels(tedium.co)
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FCC cites auto dealership for causing harmful interference to a Verizon LTE site(arrl.org)
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GPS History: The Evolution of Global Positioning(tedium.co)
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Free-Net History: The Rise and Fall of Community Dial-Up(tedium.co)
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2017 Internet Intelligence Roundup(dyn.com)
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by asclepi 9y ago
I believe OP coined the term "Huaweied" to refer to a phenomenon described in another section of the same Wikipedia entry... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huawei#Espionage_and_security_... There are abundant
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by asclepi 9y ago
I think you're referring to the detection of radioactive iodine at trace levels in Europe back in January 2017? This made some headlines worldwide and was also covered on HN. http://www.irsn.fr/EN/newsroom/New
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by asclepi 9y ago
For reference, the OpenBSD patch in question released on August 30: https://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/patches/6.1/common/027_n...
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by asclepi 9y ago
It seems that OpenBSD already patched their source code and that wasn't to the likings of the researcher. In the future he will now delay notifying OpenBSD of vulnerabilities. Why did OpenBSD silently release a patch before the embarg
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by asclepi 9y ago
A quick check on Google Maps shows that right next to LOE is a road named "Addicks Dam Rd." That's a red flag. Zooming out on the satellite view reveals what certainly looks like a reservoir structure. More red flags. Googlin
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by asclepi 9y ago
That's not necessarily true if it means that more Americans are pursuing skills-based training instead of college. Many of our vacant jobs do not have a college program to prepare for them [1]. Valuing education doesn't mean you n
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by asclepi 9y ago
I assume OP meant that there are no early morning nonstop flights from SFO to LHR.
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by asclepi 9y ago
Since most - if not all - airport lounges are behind security, you'd still need a valid boarding pass (and thus a ticket) to be able to reach them. And even if you don't, most lounges require that you present a boarding pass for s
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by asclepi 9y ago
The crew flew a visual approach (guided by human eyes) instead of an ILS approach. In the words of the investigation: "At 2346:30 PDT, Northern California TRACON cleared ACA759 for the FMS bridge visual runway 28R approach."
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by asclepi 9y ago
Only ADS-B Out (which refers to an aircraft broadcasting its position and other information) will be required in the near future. ADS-B In (which refers to an aircraft receiving the broadcasts and messages) remains optional. Also, due to th
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by asclepi 9y ago
That would be the time zone configured on your device. In this case, Irish Standard Time. Which, unlike the American nomenclature for time zones, is a Daylight Saving Time time zone (Ireland uses GMT outside of DST). Note that the page has
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by asclepi 9y ago
Google and Symantec settled on this. Symantec will create new certificate roots which will be cross-signed by both their existing roots and another certificate authority. This allows the trust in the existing roots to be removed in the long
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by asclepi 9y ago
I'm a frequent flyer with status on United Airlines. This "onboarding" demonstration is an eye-opener for me. While I didn't experience any of the issues that this slideshow demonstrated, I now realize that my experience

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