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by deaps 8y ago
We have an ikea spring mattress in our spare room - and it's really comfortable. It came rolled up just like a foam mattress does.
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by deaps 8y ago
I didn't use namecheap - but I also switched my dns to a highly available service immediately. I do like the take in the comment - read the agreement that you signed and seek whatever compensation you're entitled. They probably d
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by deaps 8y ago
I have an RCA doorbell camera. It stores locally on the included card (can upgrade this if you want). Then I can watch the videos through my phone (which connects to the camera to read the internal storage). On the app itself, there is room
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by deaps 8y ago
I think I understand this like I'm five...or there about...let me know if this sounds correct. Let's say the clock ticks at 100 Mhz. So every second, the clock ticks 100,000,000 times. Let's say the wifi broadcasts at 200 M
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by deaps 8y ago
I played so long, I forgot I was at work.
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by deaps 8y ago
I agree with you. I code a lot at my current job as a network engineer. I use logic in just about everything I do - that being said, I'm actually really good at what I do and I consider coding and evaluating really old code to be my st
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by deaps 8y ago
Glad you took the time to write that. I stopped reading the article after his beef with imports...
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by deaps 8y ago
I checked the cpu stats - and what you describe is definitely accurate - these boxes spend most of their clock ticks on idle...which is amazing. At 3 Ghz and 8 cores - we're talking 24,000 clock cycles to come up with a response.
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by deaps 8y ago
This would certainly be huge overhead at the dns server right? I'm curious if anyone manages an authoritative DNS server? I currently manage four rather large ones and the collective whole serves up between 400,000 and 900,000 respon
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by deaps 8y ago
I see where you're going - and I like the queue idea - but wouldn't it be better for that second function to just monitor the queue - and pull data off the queue that is problematic? Of course 'monitoring' is not exactly
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by deaps 8y ago
That's actually really interesting. Something you'd never think about unless you've actually worked on a similar application for a rather large system where a lot of long codes had to be generated.
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by deaps 8y ago
Interesting read. As a person that follows this type of thing and somewhat works to prevent them from happening (that is, follows best-practices, relies on an outside entity to blackhole suspected-DDOS traffic, but also applies DDOS securit
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by deaps 8y ago
It's 'spice' for me as well - I can always tell Coke from Pepsi because of the 'spice' flavor.
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by deaps 8y ago
I don't think the fear is necessarily purposeful, malicious intent. I think it's more about accidentally storing something you didn't mean to or accidentally leaking something, with all of the best intents. The OP seams
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by deaps 8y ago
Ahh yeah - good call. Totally different protocol. I guess ICMP more closely resembles UDP at the end of the day, but you're absolutely right. I edited out the incorrect UDP reference so that a person reading for the first time will n
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by deaps 8y ago
A ping is very much different. A ping is (typically) simply an ICMP Echo Request, (not TCP, thus no TLS, etc). The receiving device, if accepting echo requests and configured to reply with echo replies, then responds with an ICMP Echo Rep
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by deaps 8y ago
> 35 years of programming and I've never met a language so well integrated with my mind. That's a pretty good way to put it - and mirrors my feelings. I've been programming for 20+ years (with breaks here and there), and
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by deaps 8y ago
You're absolutely correct. You know those little desk fans that come with a USB now and also an adapter to plug into the electrical outlet. I don't plug those into my laptops ever - who knows if there's a payload on them. I
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by deaps 8y ago
The only vulnerability left would be, as mentioned above, a client installing a browser that doesn't support HSTS.
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by deaps 8y ago
No. If the domain (and its subdomains) are preloaded - then a first visit is not required. The HSTS requirement is then baked into a list supported by modern browsers such as Firefox and Chrome.
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by deaps 8y ago
So to prevent a downgrade attack before a first connection is made, not only does the domain need to "includeSubdomains" - and have a valid lifetime (maybe of at least 31536000 seconds, or 1 year [this may just be a government s
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by deaps 8y ago
You know how often I watch "Live PD" and believe the guy (or girl) that got pulled over, only to find out that once the K9 arrives, they had pounds of individually-packaged drugs and guns in their vehicle.
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by deaps 8y ago
> The reason your phone (that's set to use "New York" as a timezone) knows to change the UTC offset from -4 to 05 on the first Sunday of November is because it has received a firmware update at some point since 2006. A sta
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by deaps 8y ago
I find the title a bit misleading - more so puts the blame in the 'wrong' place. Let me explain briefly. Facebook allows advertisers to pay a rate per advertisement displayed. Why shouldn't Facebook 'let' their pa
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Man Who Uploaded Deadpool to Facebook May Get Six Months in Prison(gizmodo.com)
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by deaps 8y ago
Well yeah, but then you tell your devices that you're UTC-4, and when it receives the NTP update, it just automatically subtracts 4 hours. Or, like in the case of most phones, GPS-enabled devices know what time zone you're curren
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by deaps 8y ago
I've used Garmins and Apple watches for years now. As an avid road cyclist, I always used some type of Garmin wrist device for heart rate monitoring. As a tech person, I always found the Apple watch to be more on the 'smart watch
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by deaps 8y ago
Unethical, absolutely not, at least in my opinion. Legally speaking - there are so many variables that are unknown to all of us that we cannot possibly begin to tell you what your rights are to finish, release, and/or potentially make
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by deaps 8y ago
> Start removing thoughts from your brain. As you start thinking about something, just stop. I had a hard time sleeping just last night. I couldn't stop thinking about things - I even had to eventually google the chemical compositi
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by deaps 8y ago
Main issue is when you manage a TON of network devices. What's easier - connecting to something your OOB management network (10.10.1.0/24) - the fw is 10.10.1.1, the switch is 10.10.1.11, the 5 servers are 10.10.1.21-26, etc etc..

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