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You're confusing how internet routing with how some internet services assign geographical locations to ip address (GeoIP). The path your traffic takes through the internet has nothing to do with geoip.
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ACL based firewalls are the foundation of real network security. I'm not saying every server needs to be running its own firewall. But these security measures need to be implemented at some level, whether it's at a network level or on an i
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Game mode reduces the delay but does not entirely remove it.
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NYC?
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You just read the title and didn't read the article didn't you? The article is fully written in the first person and he only speaks for himself. The post subject is misleading and should be corrected.
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>But what quickly emerges when you speak to those involved in New York's start-ups is how they are focused on solving specific everyday problems rather than Silicon Valley's broader game-shifting approach. > ... [ShopMine] analyses
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14y ago
User traffic is user traffic, if they're paying for it it should be all treated the same. I'm not saying you don't need to prioritize some traffic with QoS. I'm saying you don't need DPI to run a network. Sincerely, A network engineer
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Gmail is much more popular than exchange. The types of businesses who are chained to exchange are not the type to be deploying custom android apps in house.
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If you need DPI to determine what traffic to drop, you are running your pipes way too hot. It's the users traffic, why do you think you're in the best position to decide to drop one website's traffic over another?
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If the traffic is terminating on your own servers you in no way need deep packet inspection to determine the source of traffic and its nature. Even if the traffic wasn't terminating on your machines, you don't need DPI to determine src and
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The update was listed as available in the normal "Updates" section of iphone app store. When I went to update it through there, it was instantly saying it's no longer available. It took manually searching for the app and then hammering on
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14y ago
alias ll='ls -halv'
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14y ago
What free services has amazon ever provided?
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Trees are seen as a step towards gentrification to some. Efforts to plant more trees in the tenderloin have been actively rallied against.[1] As they believed the increase in property values they would no longer be able to live there. [1]
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http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4056310 Requiring all government agencies to have an API was a good start. Definite win for openness.
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14y ago
I know in previous studies of stress in baby lab mice, handling by lab people was used as the stress inducer. Not sure what they use for full grown lab mice.
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And in those 10 years the amount of data you can mux into fiber pairs will have increased at an even greater pace. What do you think your wireless carriers are using as a backbone? fiber. The fact that speeds of wireless providers have cau
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It's counter based, not time.
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Yes. Used for reverse DNS lookups.
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Looks like someone has found the egg.
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>Meanwhile I profit because HFT makes the market more efficient for me. High frequency trading does not increase liquidity in a way that directly benefits anyone but high frequency traders. Being able to liquidate assets in a fraction o
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Without the proper tuning https will be significantly slower than http.
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It doesn't need .* http://livegrep.com/search?q=%5BFf%5Duck%7C+%5BSs%5Dhit%5B%5...
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14y ago
Remember, if the numbers don't support your opinion, it's because your measuring the wrong thing!
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They do this all the time and it's infuriating. I recently noticed that my contact email had been updated to an @facebook.com email address and my normal @gmail.com contact email had been set to hidden.
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14y ago
You didn't read the article. It's about a security feature being added, not a specific attack.
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/r/askscience is a heavily moderated subreddit where there are many rules for posting/commenting beyond those of other subreddits. Top level replies that don't site verifiable sources or contain layman's speculation are deleted. Comments th
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Secure virtual memory has been an option since pre leopard. In lion it's enabled by default and they removed the menu option to disable it.
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>Server rooms have shrunk not just because of the cloud, but because the same amount of work can get done with less machine. The demand for servers and compute power has increased because of the cloud. Just because server rooms have tur
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It's a myth that Off-peak network usage is somehow a burden on landline ISPs. The only time they would be contributing to congestion and slowdown is at peak. But then again everyone is, and they're not some extra burden.
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