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451.
by count 9y ago
1) They'd have to figure out how to constrain their service teams who support. It's not just customer locality that's important. 2) Yep, agreed there. Again, the choice that was made :)
452.
by count 9y ago
Heh, that's called 'EC2 Classic' :)
453.
by count 9y ago
1) Mono-region is a feature not a bug. Regulatory requirements, citizenship requirements, the ability to not have a single global point of failure, etc. are all huge benefits to the regional breakdown as it stands today. Nothing prevents
454.
by count 9y ago
No, it was a typo.
455.
by count 9y ago
Voip phones run on windows servers! Thanks Cisco.
456.
by count 9y ago
It's a Non Profit Corporation - it is a business, but a business who's job is not to return value to shareholders, but to server the public good. As far as cutting costs and institutional maturity: sure, your all look at any com
457.
by count 9y ago
Dept of Commerce is concerned with ANY non-accredited institution having a .edu. They've simply not leaned super hard on 'grandfathered' domains (there's a ton about specific instances on the wiki entry for .edu). If a
458.
by count 9y ago
By your categorization, there are a VERY LARGE number of insane businesses.
459.
by count 9y ago
They didn't buy it before the rules were put in place. They launched in 2008 as a company, and the the .edu was restricted to accredited institutions in 2001. In 2006, the rules were tightened to restrict even transfer by a previous
460.
by count 10y ago
Sorry, 'in the US' is the key part, more so than 'US Citizens'. The bill was to protect detainees and 3rd party nationals in foreign areas (read: black prisons overseas).
461.
by count 10y ago
Bill of Rights only applies to US Citizens in the US.
462.
by count 10y ago
Microsoft is fighting for everybody on this one right now. http://www.technology-law-blog.co.uk/2016/07/relief-in-the-c...
463.
by count 10y ago
FWIW, it's not 'a data center'. It's at least 3 a few miles apart from each other. They might (probably do) still end up in Montreal, depending on where those city/county limits lie.
464.
by count 10y ago
I think they've taken the Pivotal Labs (they even call them Predix Labs!) approach and do a LARGE amount of pairing. You guys have had quite an influence :)
465.
by count 10y ago
You could easily make it easier and engage younger folks: make it a Tinder style app. Swipe right on the president you want to match with!
466.
by count 10y ago
There's an entire industry of companies and analysts willing to sell you that information :)
467.
by count 10y ago
The huge gap is easy: there is significant security in place at the big 3 that DO and other vendors simply do not have. Google's security team is probably as big as DO's engineering team.
468.
by count 10y ago
What if they actually love the product, AND happens to be paid for it? ie: already drink a specific type of liquor, liquor company finds out and offers to sponsor them...
469.
by count 10y ago
Forced speech, such as labeling, is an infringement on free speech (ie. the right to be silent). Arguably, such labeling would also defeat the purpose or diminish the entirety of such advertisements, which infringes on the speech of the adv
470.
by count 10y ago
We're starting to get to the point where these giants can innovate like that. It wasn't 3 years ago that 'nobody serious' was 'trusting' cloud providers like AWS/GCE with anything important. This is still
471.
by count 10y ago
Interestingly, if it's 'throwback' coke with white/processed sugar in it, it's NOT vegan, as animal products (mostly bone/etc.) are used in the production of that sugar. HFCS modern coke is generally consider
472.
by count 11y ago
Hypothetically, the risk could be that LE is now a trusted CA, Cisco could pressure to get a signed, trusted cert for anything. I don't think that's realistic, but if we're talking conspiracy theories...
473.
by count 11y ago
You mean a pharmacist? I'm pretty sure most folks like having a pharmacist close by....
474.
by count 11y ago
This might be a stupid question, but if they're using their own values, wouldn't this have triggered issues during a FIPS assessment? ScreenOS has been FIPS-140 validated a couple of times in the last 10 years...
475.
by count 11y ago
Can you mount an EFS on the lambda instance (I don't know, but that comes to mind as a possible solution), possibly via a java NFS daemon or something in userspace?
476.
by count 11y ago
Do you write everything cross operating system or cross database engine or cross language runtime or cross chipset architecture?
477.
by count 11y ago
https://aphyr.com/posts/322-call-me-maybe-mongodb-stale-read... I don't know that it's story is so great. EASY, sure, but what good is easily replicating bad data?
478.
Cross-VM Full RSA Key Recovery on AWS EC2 [pdf](eprint.iacr.org)
30 points by count 11y ago|2 comments
479.
Cross-VM Full RSA Key Recovery on AWS EC2 [pdf](eprint.iacr.org)
3 points by count 11y ago|0 comments
480.
by count 11y ago
See also: https://www.nsa.gov/about/_files/cryptologic_heritage/public...

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