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by bcook 10y ago
CoDel is meant to solve bufferbloat at a single network node, not along the entire path. TCP BBR, as a consequence of more accurate congestion avoidance, seems to (hopefully) reduce bufferbloat along the entire path . Both of these algorit
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by bcook 10y ago
After using FreeNode for years, this is the first I've heard of censorship. Can you cite some examples? (Downvotes are not censorship, btw.)
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by bcook 10y ago
He said the surgeon was "dead serious"... but it must have been an act, right? Sure, maybe he never saw one, but being unaware of at least the dictionary definition of "cartoon" seems highly unlikely.
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by bcook 10y ago
> ...or he could have become a super-hacker because his memory for passwords is terrible. :P Necessity is the mother of invention. :) (The password trunction is quite a "WTF" though. Thanks for mentioning that.)
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by bcook 10y ago
Simply put (since the article neglected to include the password), what should we learn from the article? I imagine the password was "too short". PS - My POV is fully critical. Please, do not be personally offended. [emoticon smile
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by bcook 10y ago
More complex than what, exactly?
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by bcook 10y ago
He's lost two VITAL passwords? This seems like a false premise then (which is fine, but the fictional premise seems unneeded and disrespectful).
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by bcook 10y ago
No Starch Press offers DRM-free ebooks.
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by bcook 10y ago
The majority of (living) Americans had nothing to do with those things. But yeah, as an American I should be doing more to improve the world and in response to your vitriol I will try to do better.
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by bcook 10y ago
Is it? If they intentionally failed, I would agree, but I have seen no proof of that. Many ventures fail, regardless of resources and best intentions.
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by bcook 10y ago
Are you sure that's his phone and not Android Studio's Android Emulator ( https://developer.android.com/studio/run/emulator.html )?
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by bcook 10y ago
There's many types of TCP congestion algos and not all of them require dropped packets to begin the congestion avoidance.
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by bcook 10y ago
If only I could view that "movie" with Chrome on Android.
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by bcook 10y ago
Are you drunk?
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by bcook 10y ago
Regarding your side-note, I enjoy Samsara much more than Koyaanisqatsi.
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by bcook 10y ago
Through the author. http://newandroidbook.com/msg.html
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by bcook 10y ago
Android Internals: A Confectioner's Cookbook
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by bcook 10y ago
and why don't all (other) addicts just stop being addicts? Given the chance, humanity naturally overuses... which is a problem, but not a wholly American problem.
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by bcook 10y ago
My old Nexus 7 (2012) had a similar feature called PRISM/SmartDimmer which was equally annoying, though it could be disabled via sysfs. Many people did not notice it though, so maybe it was a net win...
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by bcook 10y ago
He also put his own face into one song. http://www.bastwood.com/?page_id=10
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Cyanogen Inc and CyanogenMod(cyanogenmod.org)
3 points by bcook 10y ago|0 comments
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by bcook 10y ago
I was implying the question; does breaking laws makes someone untrustworthy?
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by bcook 10y ago
Why can't they be trusted? Because they break the law?
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by bcook 10y ago
Some Cyanogen devs did/do contribute to CyanogenMod, so I would expect some impact to CyanogenMod.
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by bcook 10y ago
There seems to be a large amount of confusion in this thread about what Cyanogen Inc is and what CyanogenMod (open-source project) is... Here is a good article: http://www.xda-developers.com/corporate-explained-whos-cyano...
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by bcook 10y ago
So did I and many others... :( I really wish they had not chose "Cyanogen" as the company name.
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by bcook 10y ago
You are very likely using CyanogenMod (an open-source project) which is not a product of Cyanogen.
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by bcook 10y ago
Are you confusing Cyanogen (the company) with CyanogenMod (the open-source project)?
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by bcook 10y ago
Your addition of a good severance package changes the situation greatly...
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by bcook 10y ago
Often though, the people who disagree are themselves the biggest hinderance to a useful conversation... right?

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