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by buzer 8y ago
It also avoids similar sounding things, word where it can be hard to figure out what the first letter was & words where the first letter is mute. There is a joke version of the alphabet that messes with all those rules. http:/&#x2
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by buzer 8y ago
https://what-if.xkcd.com/1/ > Everything within roughly a mile of the park is leveled, and a firestorm engulfs the surrounding city. The baseball diamond is now a sizable crater, centered a few hundred feet behind t
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by buzer 8y ago
Don't those usually contain periods and commas at least?
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by buzer 8y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. There has been some talks about bringing Final Fantasy XIV to Xbox & Switch for quite a while, but the condition for that from FFXIV side is cross-platform play like the case is already with PC & PS4 (and
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by buzer 8y ago
> - If an EU country is owed tax by people resident within its borders, then perhaps the country's tax authorities should arrange for it to be collected, rather than relying on some foreign entity (e.g. Chinese company) to collect i
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by buzer 8y ago
Looks like source is https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=netperf-... I guess they have everything just set to default disto settings which likely in some cases include firewall while others don't. T
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by buzer 8y ago
Finland tends to have very restrictive zoning, but they still managed to turn old public hospital stone throw away from city center to startup office space ( https://maria.io/ ). I'm sure there are some local governments
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by buzer 8y ago
Adding self destruction capabilities & possible booby traps on military use drones is a bit different from adding them on smartphones.
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by buzer 8y ago
It still requires you to terminate the connection on HAProxy. None of the things I mentioned are affected (you lose source IP without proxy protocol, return traffic must pass thru HAProxy, you can do TLS).
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by buzer 8y ago
> But that is why they only show recaptcha, you fill it in and you will get extemption cookie for 30 more requests :D Does that actually work? Whenever I have been searching some obscure things and managed to get the captcha after 6-10 p
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by buzer 8y ago
> Anyone can go build a crawler and scrape the web the way Google scrapes it so they can compete with Google. They cannot. Googlebot & some other search engine bots (like Bing's & Yandex's) get special treatment in vari
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by buzer 8y ago
HAProxy and network layer load balancers are very different kind of beasts. HAProxy requires, for example, you to return your traffic via HAProxy which can make HAProxy a bottleneck, requests are usually smaller than responses. HAProxy will
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by buzer 8y ago
> but everyone uses registrars for their domain name, even the biggest businesses out there. Everyone uses registrars, but in some cases you can be your own registrar. Like in Finland, when .fi domain registrations were moved to exclusiv
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by buzer 8y ago
With just NAT someone who is on same L2 domain as you could you packet that has private IP address in the destination address. If there's no firewall (i.e. no deny rules for packets coming from outside interface directed to private add
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by buzer 8y ago
> > you are already responsible for adhering to hundreds of other laws in which the fines could reach millions. > Source please? Tax laws come to mind for one.
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by buzer 8y ago
There are some applications which can handle 100Gbps and potentially higher speeds on servers. Usually they require using DPDK or similar frameworks with userland TCP stack (and thus are usually pretty specialized), but at least Netflix has
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by buzer 8y ago
It looks like Amazon announces /23s, but there were announcements for the more specific /24s today, starting from around 11:05:42 UTC, the routes were withdrawn at 12:55:35 (to be more specific, that's when RIPEs probe saw th
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by buzer 9y ago
It's probably running Cisco WLC. https://www.reddit.com/r/networking/comments/88qt5k/announci...
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by buzer 9y ago
I would imagine it's easier to hook into human operated controls than to car's internal systems. Just put some sensors on steering wheel, pedals, handbrake and couple of others and you will know when someone uses them. If they are
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by buzer 9y ago
Seems like all of the examples (short of precomputed table) use modulo. There are couple of other ways to deal with it as well. Two that I came up with at one point: 1. Create your own mod function (you can most likely leave out dealing wit
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by buzer 9y ago
"Volume 1: The System Core" -> "The 2nd Edition is now available. See this .pdf for what's new" ( http://www.fysnet.net/docs/vol1_whatsnew.pdf ) -> "Availability"
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by buzer 9y ago
I found following note in document titled "Turvalliset oven avausratkaisut poistumisreiteillä" (roughly translates to "Safe door opening solutions in exit routes"): > Tiloja, joiden toiminnan luonne edellyttää henkilö
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by buzer 9y ago
They bought Attachmate which gave them NetIQ, Novell & SUSE
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by buzer 9y ago
HTTP can work if your "local" means strictly "on localhost domain". These days local can also mean that you are running a VM and accessing something that's running there (docker-machine for example). In that case yo
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by buzer 9y ago
There's https://dn42.us/ that's pretty good for studying BGP in slightly more real-world scenarios. Of course, you won't be getting internet transit routes from those peers (usually at least).
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by buzer 9y ago
> and my understanding is that in many jurisdictions, a DMCA takedown notice qualifies as such a notice. It sounds a bit weird that a notice that has legal ramifications and is written in non-official language of the country would be leg
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by buzer 9y ago
> that vendors ensure the devices are free from known vulnerabilities when sold. > Under the proposal, an IoT device has a fairly broad definition, being described as “a physical object that is capable of connecting to and is in regul
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by buzer 9y ago
Let me past something that I posted to Calico Slack about a week ago: > Has anyone tried running IPv6 in AWS? It kinda seems like using it for containers is still very messy. IPs are assigned via DHCPv6 and you cannot actually turn off s
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by buzer 9y ago
Regarding the first article, strictly speaking it isn't necessary to use hostNetwork, but to actually do it in standard public cloud environment isn't really possible. Normally it's good idea to avoid hostNetwork as it create
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by buzer 9y ago
At least in Finland, national ID can change in some cases, e.g. when you change your legal gender or if it's repeatedly misused by someone else (like in identify theft scenario).

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