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by danellis 10y ago
If I, in the US, found a US-based company with someone from overseas, what should we do to maximize his chances of eventually moving to the US on an L visa?
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by danellis 10y ago
I used to work on the security team at Citrix. It's a very competent team that does proactive security auditing, threat modeling, pen testing and developer training as well as response. However, the "Go To" products (until a
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by danellis 10y ago
I wonder why the article was deleted.
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by danellis 10y ago
A failure, probably.
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by danellis 10y ago
Yeah, I thought SDN was the link to the title: "replace routers with L3 switches that populate their forwarding tables using OpenFlow queries", or something.
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by danellis 10y ago
Unless they offer LTE in Canada, this doesn't compare well to my T-Mobile plan, other than diverse networks. That's the one thing that definitely put me off trying it.
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by danellis 10y ago
I can definitely see some ARM inspiration here, and the guy's English, so I wonder if he grew up with Acorn hardware.
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by danellis 10y ago
It isn't all software based. It's running on an FPGA. He made that perfectly clear at the beginning.
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by danellis 10y ago
I swear, articles like this are going to cause me to have an existential crisis. I started learning programming as a child in the 80s. More than 30 years later, I like to think that I've acquired a lot of valuable knowledge and experie
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by danellis 10y ago
I didn't know that. Thanks for the link!
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by danellis 10y ago
The video shown in the keynote gives several examples.
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by danellis 10y ago
> please make it self-hosted I rather suspect that the knowledge graph it uses is a rather hefty dataset. Probably not suitable for a home installation. And how would you keep it up-to-date without the cloud? Would you have it scrape web
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by danellis 10y ago
That's not what they said in the keynote. They were explicit about the fact that developers would be able to extend it. They used Uber as an example.
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by danellis 10y ago
To anyone reading, just to be clear, that's not the case at all. It shows the caller's video, and they're completely aware of the fact.
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by danellis 10y ago
Ah, you knew the dog before it came to school.
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by danellis 10y ago
Does everything else in your house run open source firmware? How does source being available tell you whether your device is secure? Are you auditing it, then building and installing the firmware yourself so you know that the binary matches
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by danellis 10y ago
It's worth noting that there was an LLVM-backed Scala project that was abandoned and died, so I definitely hope this avoids the same fate.
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by danellis 10y ago
When people perform attacks like this, how are they getting access to the SS7 network? Would they not need use of a (presumably expensive) trunk?
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by danellis 10y ago
It's not so much about how much snow is on the ground, but how much might quickly fall while you're up there.
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by danellis 10y ago
Oh, a literal weasel. I was picturing someone like Walter Peck.
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by danellis 11y ago
Judging by those spellings, we've also been pronouncing it wrongly. A pronunciation like "shax pear" does seem to have more of a early modern English ring to it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPlpphT7n9s
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by danellis 11y ago
Ultrasonics!
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by danellis 11y ago
It also doesn't have the easily available official documentation like you get for a Cortex-M from ST, Atmel, etc.
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by danellis 11y ago
Exactly what lesson do you think was learned? Do you think that languages that have had left-padding functionality in their standard library since forever (and there are lots of them) are going to remove it now? There was definitely a lesso
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by danellis 11y ago
That comes with a big memory cost, though. Also huge startup time, so not suitable for command line tools.
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by danellis 11y ago
A few ARM CPUs have not a JVM, but the ability to accelerate a JVM by directly executing Java bytecode (Jazelle DBX). "The Jazelle extension uses low-level binary translation, implemented as an extra stage between the fetch and decode
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by danellis 11y ago
You'd think people would have gathered that from the fact that the entire RF device is USB bus powered.
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by danellis 11y ago
> Having random public phones roam onto your rouge cellular network is a public safety risk So don't let other people on it. Fun story: I worked for a company in the UK making GSM picocells with IP backhaul. One day, due to a miscon
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by danellis 11y ago
> have you ever been rejected from not having a degree? No, never. Not even for jobs that listed a degree as a requirement.
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by danellis 11y ago
> Google definitely cares more than a startup According to whom? Multiple Google recruiters have quite explicitly told me that they don't care that I don't have a degree.

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