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by bestham 8y ago
I recently wondered how the "Login alert for Mobile Safari on Apple iPhone 7 Plus"-email from Facebook could tell my what device I used to log in to the html version of Facebook. They must be doing the same correlation between SOC
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by bestham 8y ago
Is there a slot for /embedded/ MMCs?
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by bestham 9y ago
I don’t think it works like that. You still need protection between the rings inside the VM and the CPU is providing that protection. The VM is not only a user process for the host, it is executing its kernel code in the virtualized ring 0
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by bestham 9y ago
It was awesome. I’ve worn out a Revo playing with that. But the most over engineered hinge design IMHO have to be the IBM butterfly keyboard on the Thinkpad 701.
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by bestham 9y ago
I can't see that the copyright matter here. What matters is the license. Oracle can't unlicence what Sun code is already part of OpenZFS.
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by bestham 9y ago
I have run ZFS at home since 2011 and migrated to larger drives one time: from 6x3TB to 6x4TB. The only downside is that the slabs are smaller compared to a native 6x4TB array.
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by bestham 9y ago
The same reason that a table with three legs is always stable. If you add more legs it can begin to wobble depending on the smoothness of surface it stands on. The larger circle needs to touch three circles because if it touches any more tw
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by bestham 10y ago
No but parity archives solves a different problem, with only some percent of wasted storage you can survive bit-errors in your dataset. It's like reed-solomon for files. In order to achive the same with ZFS you have to run RAID-Z2 on s
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by bestham 10y ago
Is it not "5 choose 4" since one of the 6 is a "known bad" in terms of ZFS knowledge?
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by bestham 10y ago
I feel with you. I was born into this world with Leonard Cohen in the background. Still "the Captain" make my mother feel in a very special way that I cannot relate to. A relative of mine did interviews with both Cohen and Mariann
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by bestham 10y ago
Since it's possible to call 911/112 with a GSM phone without SIM, the phone can still be tracked throughout the network with it's unique IMEI number.
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by bestham 11y ago
Tedlow did a wonderful Google Talk about his book: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7yqwOI0-SQ
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by bestham 11y ago
I discovered Helen Levitt's during her exhibition at Fotografiska in Stockholm. Her casual approach to her subjects have inspire me and shows how to use the Leica for real street work. She changed how I view photography as a medium. IM
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by bestham 11y ago
Well it's very connected with Intel: 8086 -> 80186 + 80286 -> 80386 -> 80486 you know. USB 3.0 problems could also be mechanical problems with the connector. It's a very high bandwidth signal, about the frequency of stand
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by bestham 11y ago
I remember the lp3 [1], a LPT printer port dongle / sound card. It was a DSUB-25 parallel port passthrough with a headphone jack on the side. You piped an undecoded mp3 stream into it via a Winamp plugin and any machine running Win95 o
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by bestham 11y ago
Well how much work can you expect a for-profit-company to do in order to release their software as open source? They choose a licence that worked for them, then and there because of reasons. This included the work on ZFS. There are operatin
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by bestham 11y ago
According to Bryan Cantrill that is not at all accurate https://youtu.be/-zRN7XLCRhc?t=1364 * Edited for wrong link
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by bestham 11y ago
I found this interesting and wanted to add it to my pinboard, but I had already added it in March 2013. I guess I should read it.
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by bestham 12y ago
Can't answer for parent, but Steve Jobs is a good enough reason.
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by bestham 12y ago
FreeBSD is an open source alternative to Linux. Not saying that Linux is closed source.
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by bestham 12y ago
"UPDATE: This demo will also crash modern LCD TV's teletext decoder. It's because the demo sends the same packet over and over and new TVs can't handle it..." It has nothing to do with digital or analog, it't t
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by bestham 12y ago
You could have a look at Samy Kamkars talk "How I met your girlfriend" at Blackhat 2010: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5xRRF5GfQs&ab_channel=killa...
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by bestham 12y ago
Tomato by Shibby can use QoS on vlans, and that makes it possible to apply traffic shaping on different interfaces.
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by bestham 12y ago
He was quoted a rate (0.002c per kilobyte data) and have already been charged $0.002 (per kilobyte data) instead. The total charge amounts to about $71.60 instead of 71.60c ($0.7260).
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by bestham 12y ago
If I knew how to replace Flash and instantly make this canvas based I would. This is amazing.
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by bestham 12y ago
> This chart appears to also show artifacts from running this system on a multi-core system (note that the i5 2520M is a quad core processor, and that four main trend lines can be seen). Errata: The article states that Intel Core i5 252
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by bestham 12y ago
I'm going to avoid using FTDIs at any cost in my future designs. An Atmega16U2 or Atmega8U2 replacement should suffice in most cases.
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by bestham 12y ago
The normal (non smart card version) of the Yubikey was shown beached during 30C3 last year[1]. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-cpm7D8Sqg#t=1720
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by bestham 12y ago
Just a nit pick, BYOD is when a employee brings his/her own device to work in order to use it to do work. At some places it's viable to let employees choose the tools that work best for them, and not force every employee onto the
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Seagate Kinetic Open Storage Platform(seagate.com)
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