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by edude03 11y ago
That may be your experience, but I've been using TP-Link as my go to access points for myself and my clients (home and small business) for the past 6 or so years. I've deployed maybe 20 APs in that time and none have failed yet.
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by edude03 11y ago
So for anyone who hasn't tried it but is wondering about it - it works on 10.10.4 and 10.10.5, running the tpwn binary does drop you to a root shell. Looks like a weakness in the address randomization in OS X
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by edude03 11y ago
I use Ansible and Vagrant for active development of client projects. It's a great combo because it ensures my local environment matches production as close as possible and as well I can go from nothing to running environment with a vag
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by edude03 11y ago
While I realize this was an example of how side channel attacks work, timing attack happen over and over again in the real world, for example back in 2008 the xbox 360 per console key could be recovered allowing downgrading to a vulnerable
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by edude03 11y ago
Hmm, I might be missing something here, but don't most high performance network applications skip the kernel for this exact reason? (IE http://highscalability.com/blog/2014/2/13/snabb-switch-skip-...
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by edude03 11y ago
I'm not an economist by any stretch of the definition, but I wonder if the multitudes of acquisitions we're seeing is a net plus or a net minus for the economy
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by edude03 12y ago
As someone who is interested in QoS on their home network I've always wondered if this was possible. I've considered running smokeping to a Digital Ocean box and tracking the result but what better way than to track the performanc
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by edude03 12y ago
I'm happy to see that Zurb has customized Foundation for mobile apps, but it begs the question, why are all these UI frameworks coming out for angular and not ember?
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by edude03 12y ago
@nsxwolf because surprisingly the baseband is actually the main processor in most modern designs, the application processor (your quad core snapdragon or whatever) is a slave to the baseband and receives events and data it
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by edude03 12y ago
Better yet, I hope google exposes "battery historian" via the battery menu on android phones.
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by edude03 12y ago
Polyfills won't break your page and random, worse case you get worse performance over native. However the point of a polyfill is to do exactly what the native method would have done if it existed
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by edude03 12y ago
Toronto or Remote, Full Time. Stack: NodeJS, EmberJs, Rails, Flask, MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, CouchDB, neo4j Resume: Available upon request. Contact: edude03@gmail.com I'm looking for a company where I can continue to push my technic
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by edude03 12y ago
I am as well (5x 3TB in Raidz1). I'm pretty sure it's because of the likelihood of having an unreadable bit/byte/sector on one of the non failed disks gets higher as the capacity increases and thus there is a good chance
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by edude03 12y ago
BTSync has it as well.
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The case of the 500 mile email(ibiblio.org)
2 points by edude03 13y ago|0 comments
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by edude03 13y ago
Like cuu508 said server memory usage should be very stable, if you're running into swap it means you don't have enough memory and you need a bigger droplet.
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How to quickly remove duplicates from MongoDB(melenion.com)
1 points by edude03 13y ago|0 comments
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by edude03 13y ago
I hate link bait like this. The real title should be "Why you should never use a tool without investigating it's intended use case"
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by edude03 13y ago
Modern OSs do a lot in the background that OSs in the 90s did though. For example, indexing and scanning every file on your hard drive so I can find a document that contains a certain word or phrase in a few seconds.
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by edude03 13y ago
I like the idea, but I don't understand the problem they're trying to solve. For example I have an app using node as the backend behind nginx and ember as the front end. Right now I'm using grunt to precompile my app to plan
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by edude03 13y ago
I think the ultimate crux of the argument Linux people make is that linux is "good enough". Yes there are solutions for everything you may want to do on Linux however when you tell me I should virtualize windows to run photoshop o
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by edude03 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Toronto, Ontario (willing to relocate) or Remote I'm a freelancing Full stack Engineer. I have experience in various fields ranging from networking to server configuration to web development to mobile development. I have a pa
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by edude03 13y ago
I think this is a disingenuous argument that comes up all the time. I was once a teen who was a heavy pirate and although I said it was because I couldn't afford games (I didn't have a job in highschool) I had a $400 modded Xbox, I had a 18
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Google Acquires smartphone data analysis startup behav.io(behav.io)
3 points by edude03 14y ago|0 comments
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by edude03 14y ago
jakiestfu you're my (CSS) hero!
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by edude03 14y ago
Got an Acer Homeserver on eBay for $100. Installed Ubuntu server 12.10 on a USB drive, picked up 4 2TB Seagate drive on black friday for $80 each. Have 3 in Raidz and one as a hotspare. This acts as my Time machine server, torrent box and
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Why responsive design is worth it.(morning-robot-1445.herokuapp.com)
1 points by edude03 14y ago|0 comments
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by edude03 14y ago
I wouldn't say that's unrelated but it's definitely true. I think that if more 'normal' people cared about security we would come up with a convenient and secure system already. For example, would two factor be such a big deal if everyone h
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The real problem with "The cloud"(morning-robot-1445.herokuapp.com)
2 points by edude03 14y ago|3 comments
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by edude03 14y ago
Thanks for all the links guys, I'm going to give Cloudfoundary and OpenShift a shot, OS looks a bit more feature filled but some of the blogs I've read say OS is all marketing. I'll give both a shot and write a blog post which you'll see so

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