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by devicenull 10y ago
> We want to dual bound the network connections to increase performance and reliability. This will allow us to take routers out of service during low traffic times, for example to restart them after a software upgrade. does not really ag
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by devicenull 10y ago
> Also stop letting marketplace sellers email me begging for feedback after every marketplace item I accidentally order. I try my best to not order marketplace seller items anymore but when I accidentally do (or buy a gift for someone th
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by devicenull 10y ago
No, phone/dsl lines have very low latency. The latency is purely a factor of time to get to the satellite. Uplink bandwidth has been an issue in the past (phone/dsl is fairly slow speeds, at least in the places you'd want sa
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by devicenull 10y ago
From the article: > As of September 1, 2016, there were 1061 CCS fast-charging connectors in the United States, versus 2010 Tesla Supercharger hookups.
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by devicenull 10y ago
And, depending on your transit agreements you may have to pay for all that incoming bandwidth.
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by devicenull 10y ago
That's bizzare, the page loads, then renders a big purple box saying Page not found We couldn’t find anything at this address. Please check the URL or go to the homepage.
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by devicenull 10y ago
404?
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by devicenull 10y ago
Vultr: Lets you upload your own ISO, and run whatever OS you want
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by devicenull 10y ago
Depends on your merchant account I believe. We tokenize them somehow, and can do further transactions by referencing the first transaction.
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by devicenull 10y ago
There is no reason to make them tiny: http://solairegeneration.com/project/rutgers-university/ You just build the solar panel mounts like you would usually build lighting mounts (big concrete bases). Height is les
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by devicenull 10y ago
Do you have the fun issues where the power button sticks, resulting in an endless boot loop? I've resorted to percussive maintenance, which oddly fixes the problem for months at a time.
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by devicenull 10y ago
So basically GameRail was before it's time.
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by devicenull 10y ago
They'd have to buy transit from a provider. Peering is connectivity between two ISPs. Transit is connectivity between you and the rest of the internet.
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by devicenull 10y ago
Peering doesn't get you to the internet at large though, it just gets you to the people connected to the particular exchange (and they're not usually willing to relay your traffic to other networks)
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by devicenull 10y ago
> Or better yet, ZeroMQ-style sockets with proper security and encryption? ZeroMQ supports CURVE encryption + authentication as of 4.0 http://hintjens.com/blog:49
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NASA Mars Rover Can Choose Laser Targets on Its Own(jpl.nasa.gov)
3 points by devicenull 10y ago|0 comments
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by devicenull 10y ago
You're describing how most IPMI controllers are implemented. This sounds great and all, until you realize the vendors don't bother to keep things up to date, and run all sorts of extra shit so they have a bigger feature list.
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by devicenull 10y ago
Line rate for 1gbps ethernet is over 1 million PPS, so you can definitely send the packets that fast. No promises the target will be able to respond that fast. See https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan
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by devicenull 10y ago
> But Oculus will have room scale soon too: Oculus Touch is coming soon. They haven't even shipped all their headset preorders yet, I doubt "soon" is the word you want there.
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by devicenull 10y ago
US outlets don't have any sort of fuse/breaker built in.
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Crashplan: 5 day notice before old backups are deleted(zdnet.com)
3 points by devicenull 10y ago|0 comments
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by devicenull 10y ago
> Nearly everything sold on Amazon these days is 3rd parties. I'd wager somewhere in the 95%+ range. Same with "Prime" items (these are just 3rd parties that use the FBA option). This matches what I see. What's even
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by devicenull 10y ago
You check the card number via the Luhn algorithm, and tell them about it? That's not giving any data to fraudsters.
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by devicenull 11y ago
My reading was that their C&C monitoring stuff was polling once an hour, not the bots themselves
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by devicenull 11y ago
Sounds like the Cumulus Linux approach (they use some daemon called switchd iirc)
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by devicenull 11y ago
It's also worse, because if you were to deploy BCP38, you don't really get a whole lot from it. Sure, it's a good thing to do, but at the end of the day people aren't going to pick your service because you have BCP38 se
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by devicenull 11y ago
And Amazon's answer to all this seller spam is "oh, just unsubscribe from it". Completely missing the point that I'd have to do this once per seller.
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by devicenull 11y ago
AFAIK, it depends on TDP. So, yea, you won't get all of them running at max turbo. (Even if you did, they could still be running at a lower p-state and just reporting a higher frequency. Frequency and performance aren't really
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by devicenull 11y ago
They provide white-labeled protection for DNS too, if you're a big service provider.
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by devicenull 11y ago
> If someone is harvesting IPs from NTP queries sent to Debian infrastructure for intelligence gathering, that in itself is a big deal. Debian doesn't run the NTP pool.

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