dr_hooo

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by dr_hooo 4y ago
Let's not pretend that Russia got kicked out due to their less than ideal stance on gay rights, freedom of the press or straight up murders of dissidents in foreign countries. Mounting a full on invasion of a neighboring country is not
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by dr_hooo 4y ago
In MPTCP each connection from the bundle appears/behaves just like a single "traditional" TCP connection. Therefore - at least in theory - there should be no issues with NAT/middleboxes. In fact this has been a major des
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by dr_hooo 4y ago
Can you explain what you are suggesting with your comment?
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Doesn't matter in this context though: > has something special that you don't have OP's point is that it's not solely up to you to just "do anything".
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Great channel, thanks for the heads up!
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
I for instance don't know any vets, so I learned something new from the post. So I'd say the title is fine.
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
this video is not available
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Not a FB user, so I'm genuinely curious what the GOP agenda is being surpressed?
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
What kind of cheap comment is this? If you make such an accusation, which I would say is not obvious at all, at least provide an iota of support for your argument. Or are you a troll?
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) + Proof of Concept
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Sounds more like clickbait an some [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Internet routers do not differentiate between TCP/UDP. They do drop IP packets when congestion occurs (regardless what's inside).
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
I'm using FS Notes[0] which does this. [0] https://fsnot.es/
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Having QEMU with MS ready defies the entire purpose. Also not the typical easy to setup you want to unleash on a lawfirm. And what may the alternatives be, keeping the requirements of GP in mind? Sadly I don't think we are there yet...
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
I think that most people here would agree that social media, and Facebook in particular feeds off people's tendency to get addicted to... it. Of course you can "get off" or use it thoughtfully. Many do, but many don't, n
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Sorry, but counseling small groups of people hardly seems like a scalable "promising" plan.
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Sorry, but counseling small groups of people hardly seems like a scalable "promising" plan
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
As mentioned elsewhere, Organic Maps provides a much smoother OSM experience (fork of older maps.me version)
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Why is this non-post on the frontage? It's PR only
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
I would really be surprised if any tenured professor would shut down a solution to a well known hard problem just based on his ego. More likely the solution is not as well presented, researched or thought through as it seems (I'm assum
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
> In those days, drink and driving wasn’t a factor, so half a bottle of wine with dinner every night This surprised me a little. Was drinking and driving so much more prevalent in the past?
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Apple switched to a proprietary implementation since a couple of versions (due to licensing IIRC), otherwise essentially yes.
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Sorry, you seem to have visited hacker news more than 30 times. This website is frequented by criminals who share hacking tools and information about illegal encryption technologies used for CP. You have been reported to the authorities.
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Would you mind sharing a TLDR?
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Isn't "overthinking" the way AI works even today, in a sense? I.e. this is a good solution, but there may be a better one, I should look for it.
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Who decides what the banned items are? Can we be sure these items won't suddenly change, when an authoritarian government gets voted in?
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Who are quite an awesome (German) hosting company, IMO
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Where exactly does the adversary sit in this scenario?
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
Treating academia as one homogeneous group isn't helpful. In my field (CS) good authors do use concise and easy to understand language to get their points across. Of course domain specific jargon is included, but that is not surprising
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by dr_hooo 5y ago
And yet you decided to get a dog, which binds your time and resources

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