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721.
by count 14y ago
How is this different from a student loan? Bank gives student $100k, student pays bank $250/mo for 30 years (or whatever the terms are).
722.
by count 14y ago
So, uh, could they show what they used to get those numbers? A EC2 micro vs. the GCE big version (I'm not familiar enough with GCE). I'll note a HUGE factor is missing: the word 'cost' isn't even in the article. How much more (or less) ar
723.
by count 14y ago
Keeping the image in one region allows the customer to guarantee data provenance - EU folks don't want their data accidentally getting stuck on US servers (and the other way around).
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Higgs At Last(arxiv.org)
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725.
by count 14y ago
Is that why, or is it because nobody can find it? At first I thought you were talking about google's Native Client, and it's the Google results for 'nacl' or 'python nacl', etc. have both the crypto lib. and the browser vm interspersed.
726.
by count 14y ago
And the further you get into that stuff, the more you figure out that under everything is legal, contractual, and in many cases, purely personal relationships that keep the thing running. Some folks say that's 'Layer 8' on the OSI model, I
727.
by count 14y ago
We do (Big 4 team) - it's the only way I'll hire somebody for our team, if I have a say in it (which I normally do). I find it's FAR more effective than reading resumes sent in blindly. We do bonus for new hires (a few $K), which helps get
728.
by count 14y ago
It says the IPs were determined to geo-locate to the Pudong New Area in Shanghai, and jumped from there straight to the PLA Unit that happens to be in Shanghai. No big leap, Pudong only has 5 million inhabitants, roughly the size of the Was
729.
by count 14y ago
Does the report detail how the IP space is tracked to a physical neighborhood? That's....sort of critically important here.
730.
by count 14y ago
'because LLCs are partnerships' huh? Single Owner LLCs exist specifically to protect the personal assets of a owner from the creditors of the LLC, IFF the LLC was the signatory on the debt, rather than the owner (if you have to provide an S
731.
by count 14y ago
...But it wasn't those things. That's the whole point, isn't it?
732.
by count 14y ago
It did, and probably still does to a lesser extent. It doesn't cost any real time or effort to scan most port ranges these days - especially with EC2 and other big cloud vendors and super fast multi-gigabit network connections.
733.
by count 14y ago
They're people petitioning to secede. They're obviously not the brightest in the bunch?
734.
by count 14y ago
I believe Aaron had come to him under attorney/client privilege at that time. Just because Lessig had to step out due to a conflict doesn't change that fact.
735.
by count 14y ago
Your value will be 1/4 of what the full week of work would be, so price accordingly?
736.
by count 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitive_but_unclassified
737.
by count 14y ago
Not buying/installing shitty apps by low rent developers or companys that have poor reputations?
738.
by count 14y ago
To be clear - BGP runs on TCP port 179, so it sits in TCP segments, and those are inside IP packets.
739.
by count 14y ago
http://www.defcon.org/images/defcon-16/dc16-presentations/de... It works :)
740.
by count 14y ago
Attitudes are not illegal.
741.
by count 14y ago
Nobody except the whole world watching the Weather channel. I'm frankly amazed that Manhattan survived!
742.
by count 14y ago
By law, they're available everywhere if you specifically request them. Verizon, when they install FIOS, will rip out the copper, by default. If you switch to another CLEC at a later date, you (or they) will have to pay to have copper put b
743.
by count 14y ago
Don't underestimate how cheap EC2 can be to a large organization, with complicated rules and structures around things like physical facilities, etc. Especially when you buy down the rates for 'reserved' instances (or even the FFP GovCloud s
744.
by count 14y ago
Most large enterprises are aware of this (hell, they sometimes consider their 'uniqueness' a competitive advantage). If your product is MOST of the way there, and you're willing to engage the enterprise appropriately, they'll usually fund t
745.
by count 14y ago
I love the pervasive myth that you don't need electricity to use a landline phone in 2012. You're more likely to have a working cell phone (generator @ the tower) than a working phone line in an area with FTTH (say, Verizon FIOS deployments
746.
by count 14y ago
If you work for a public firm and know that the 'loophole' exists, I wonder if share holders could take action against you if you did NOT utilize it.
747.
by count 14y ago
> There was a much more eclectic selection of content available back then. Really? On Geocities and the web in the 90s? Just because you stopped looking for new content and 'web rings' fell out of style, doesn't mean it all went away
748.
by count 14y ago
Was that the bit about amplification via DNSSEC?
749.
by count 14y ago
My 'new' dishwasher isn't needlessly complex. It's very complex because it uses less than half of the water per wash my older model did, so it has to filter/cycle. And no issues with it in 5 years. It replaced a dirt cheap, super simple 1
750.
by count 14y ago
Or not possible if you're renting.

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