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by blantonl 11y ago
Your description of a sysadmin sounds much more like the role of an architect. btw, in my 23 years of being a help desk tech, sysadmin, architect, consultant, manager, and finally owner of my own business, nothing has ever just worked.
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by blantonl 11y ago
If you are looking for crowd-sourced localized frequency information, check out http://www.radioreference.com
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by blantonl 11y ago
Octopart took forward what Tandy and Radio Shack couldn't... Congratulations Octopart!
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by blantonl 11y ago
That is not a principled way to run a business. If they couldn’t build this thing with the funds raised on Kickstarter, then they shouldn’t have been on Kickstarter. Sounds like they tried to take something to market with an inve
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by blantonl 11y ago
See Feist vs. Rural Telephone Company for an example case of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feist_Publications,_Inc.,_v._R... . For all intents and purposes it states that factual information by itself cannot be co
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by blantonl 11y ago
One interesting Civil-Military difference is that military aircraft and civilain aircraft operate on two completely different sets of communications channels yet the air traffic controllers talk to both military and civilain aircraft at the
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by blantonl 11y ago
TCP load balancing would also be an option in your case.
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Amazon Web Services to Reboot 10% of Infrastructure Due to Xen Security Advisory
7 points by blantonl 12y ago|3 comments
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by blantonl 12y ago
Are you kidding us? The entire world will now want to watch this film. One wonders if this isn't a hail mary pass by Sony.... With demand now through the roof to watch this film, I'd bet we'll see some innovative work by So
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by blantonl 12y ago
A quick fix would be to add wu.apple.com to your hosts file with an address of 127.0.0.1 - not long term and certainly not an overall fix.
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by blantonl 12y ago
You try going and running an "AMA" on your former employer's platform - if that time ever comes. Frankly, you mess with the bull, you get the horns. Let's not kid ourselves, this guy knew why he was let go. If he didn&#
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by blantonl 12y ago
"Pulling the Curtain on Airport Security" - This article's title. Wow. Almost all airport security is a theater... The TSA are simply the actors...
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by blantonl 12y ago
You might also consider reading the book "Failure is not an option." It gives an account, from the flight director's perspective, of the space program from Mercury to Apollo 13.
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by blantonl 12y ago
Even more shocking is the fact that today's cell phones have more computing power than the Apollo computers had - talk about optimizing your code! Just think of the code reviews those developers went through. And, all the work that th
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by blantonl 12y ago
Regardless of what caused this plane to go down, how Malaysia Airlines survives as a company going forward will be study in crisis management for many years.
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by blantonl 12y ago
More importantly, I hope that the person that issued this command still keeps his job. He learned an important lesson and unless there is sheer incompetence here, this individual will have a medal on his chest indicating he has been in the
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by blantonl 12y ago
... and this is why entrepreneurship in airlines has not hit it's peak - yet.
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by blantonl 12y ago
You have to wonder how much the NFL Sunday Ticket was worth as part of this transaction.
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by blantonl 12y ago
Right place right time? Couple that with a network effect, and what you saw is a classic example of the above.
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by blantonl 12y ago
I remember typing programs in by hand from magazines. At that time, debugging meant tracking down your typing errors, not debugging actual code.
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by blantonl 12y ago
Don't forget the NT vs OS/2 wars.... that was far more brutal in those days.
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by blantonl 13y ago
If you are completing a "Login" on Facebook, the word "Anonymous" will never, ever apply to the Login action. Ever.
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"Twice a silly price is not twice as silly" – Einhorn's short basket(streetaccount.com)
1 points by blantonl 13y ago|1 comments
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by blantonl 13y ago
There is just no easy way to handle this and someone had to make the decision on who got what. The reality is that the open source community isn't vetted like an intelligence agency when it comes to holding secrets to their vest. It o
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by blantonl 13y ago
It only takes one person on any of these teams to leak the details and the cat is out of the bag, and then the scramble is on. Considering the circumstances, it appears that the process that was followed with regards to the release was as f
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by blantonl 13y ago
Hopefully someone doesn't solve this!
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by blantonl 13y ago
If I were you, I would change ALL of your passwords. Regardless of what lastpass says.
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by blantonl 13y ago
The problem here is designing a microphone that is sensitive enough to listen for a page from a passing search vessel and also survive the crash .
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by blantonl 13y ago
Wow, just piping the output from this proof of concept python script through grep and searching for the string "pass" shows that on a number of sites that are vulnerable it is that easy to pull a logged in user's username a
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by blantonl 13y ago
Olaf, it would be helpful if your team posted an official response on the Coinbase site.

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