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by dfc 11y ago
Actual Title:(emphasis mine): "Former Apple rival IBM could become the biggest buyer of MacBooks" Submission Guidelines Refresher: In Submissions Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like using uppercase or excl
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by dfc 11y ago
I looked at the W-series and was excited about the HW specs. I decided to stick with T-series when I saw the nvidia graphics card.
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by dfc 11y ago
Why did you not ask the same question when the link was posted 5 days ago? That was the second time it was submitted by the same person in as many days. The real question is who cares? If it gets voted to the front page it is because people
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by dfc 11y ago
Which paper?
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by dfc 11y ago
This is actually a tiny `sntp` client: 14. Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) Primary servers and clients complying with a subset of NTP, called the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTPv4) [RFC4330], do not need
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by dfc 11y ago
What problem does #1 solve?
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by dfc 11y ago
It must be too early for me. I can not find the franssen citation. Title?
878.
by dfc 11y ago
I do not understand the reference to Arrow's Paradox in a discussion of procurement policy (almost certainly related to my lack of knowledge). Can you elaborate?
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by dfc 11y ago
Or open pdf on computer at public library and print a hard copy.
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by dfc 11y ago
What are DTW and MDDS?
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Honggfuzz by Google(google.github.io)
2 points by dfc 11y ago|0 comments
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If you hashed a hash ad nauseum would you end up with a unique hash?(crypto.stackexchange.com)
4 points by dfc 11y ago|1 comments
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by dfc 11y ago
I am not sure this is a new threat, a user's list of known SSIDs has been a recognized threat to privacy for a long time. You do not even need to have an app installed on Alice's phone to track her location. All Eve has to do is
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by dfc 11y ago
A PCAP file of captured traffic?
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by dfc 11y ago
I am not sure how you are distinguishing my theoretical protocol agnostic fuzzer from afl. Is afl a jpg/png specific fuzzer? One of the things that is great about afl is that it is not targeted towards a specific file format it can wor
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by dfc 11y ago
There are no hard rules but this seems a little gratuitous: "Question unrelated to the stupidity of supporting telnet as protocol on these devices"
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by dfc 11y ago
I wish there was an afl-fuzz like tool for fuzzing network traffic. By afl-fuzz for network traffic I mean a general purpose network fuzzer; not protocol specific fuzzer like the codenomicon ipsec fuzzer. Does anyone know of anything close?
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by dfc 11y ago
Your categorical rejection of openbsd+pf is based on a cursory google search and man page comparison? I have not seen any QoS comparisons of OpenBSD 5.6 versus Linux. Did you find any?
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by dfc 11y ago
I guess I should have been explicit and stated I was looking for a comparable system that competes with the soekris. Does the dell t20 really count as competition to a soekris? A quad port intel NIC and a Dell T20 w/ Xeon is at least t
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by dfc 11y ago
> you still wouldn't use OpenBSD (or anything other > than Linux) for QoS. Is this still the case? Especially in regards to OpenBSD managing a fast residential cable connection? I thought 5.6 yanked out the slow ALTQ c
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by dfc 11y ago
Does Soekris have any competition in this space? Any time I check I can never find any viable competitors. Soekris seems to have hit the "IDA Pro sweet spot," AKA unbelievable product priced just low enough to scare away any new c
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by dfc 12y ago
We must buy different bit sets. I go through a lot of dewalt bit sets in all shapes and sizes of plastic yellow boxes and I have never seen a security torx bit included. What bit sets do you purchase?
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by dfc 12y ago
My biggest complaint with the kindle (post beige / side buttons era) is the black plastic. If i read in the sun for 20-30 minutes the device begins to get very hot. After 40 minutes the heat starts to cause performance and display prob
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by dfc 12y ago
There is one John Lennon song out of 165 songs on that list. Are you sure that is the reference?
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by dfc 12y ago
No John Lennon songs?
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by dfc 12y ago
Why deal with the complexity of leap seconds; given TAI why should society as a whole deal with the complexity of leap seconds just because it makes life a little easier for astronomers?
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by dfc 12y ago
Steve Allen is one of the more vocal proponents of leap seconds and knows much more than I do about the issue. However the general thesis that "Discontinuing leap seconds would require many observatories and other organizations to proc
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by dfc 12y ago
Software in Public Interest handles debian's donations. The latest treasurer report from SPI can be found here: http://lists.spi-inc.org/pipermail/spi-general/2014-November... For some reason SPI has not put
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by dfc 12y ago
I wish the same thing could be said for demonoid. I have yet to find a replacement for demonoid let alone a replacement that is a lot better.
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by dfc 12y ago
Where indirect access attacks include Mallory asking Alice if she can run her calibration program on the laptop or facility device before Eve strolls by.

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