golem_de

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by golem_de 11y ago
Man, you know, it's just a packet, not 1.500, but 65.535 bytes. There could be 4.294.967.295 bytes!!! :-) For basically everything TCP is used. UDP is just used by DNS and they usually weight 100 - 200 bytes. Look into your wireshark!
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by golem_de 11y ago
I don't know why you set the MTU to a lower value... What I do know, is that I've set it to 65535; my machine now transmits 64KB instead of just 1.5KB (per packet)... Can you imagine what would happen if I set this to UInt32.MaxVa
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by golem_de 12y ago
Sorry, I couldn't resist. Look on that 'user' table! Does anyone have a copy of lists.mozilla.org? hehe
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by golem_de 12y ago
https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mailman-coders/mailman/3.0/vie... Line 56: _password = Column('password', Unicode)
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by golem_de 12y ago
2. "Show HN" shouldn't be a place to introduce startups and other "real world" projects. Let's face it, a typical HN user is a programmer wanting to read something technical. He will not take time to understand
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by golem_de 12y ago
It's awesome, how much you can write about an iframe
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Show HN: ZeroMQ/clrzmq4(github.com)
2 points by golem_de 12y ago|0 comments
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by golem_de 12y ago
Does Microsoft also remove the Firefox and Chrome certificates?
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by golem_de 12y ago
did you ever google for fartscroll?
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by golem_de 12y ago
I say just mailman. Anyone from Mozilla, EcmaScript, GnuPG and thelike here? Don't miss your monthly "password reminder" mail... P.S. Just save ONLY a salted hash. Hash functions are designed to be one-way, so no one but you
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by golem_de 13y ago
wait on microsoft, what they make out of roslyn and singularity/midori
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by golem_de 13y ago
You should also have a look on fartscroll: http://theonion.github.io/fartscroll.js/
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by golem_de 13y ago
As always learning by doing is the best, look at this old school website: http://www.japheth.de/index.html Aside of it's manual, he also recommends the (partially free) book http://www.phatcode.net/res&
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by golem_de 13y ago
"Unknown or expired link." This is somewhat annoying. If you have a page with 5 or more interesting links and then after some minutes want to continue, it breaks the xp on ycombinator entirely. I usually leave the page . Why in
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by golem_de 13y ago
Check out http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.p...
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by golem_de 13y ago
Is that news? For how long now do they "suggest friends on that picture"? I'm off facebook now for at least one and a half years, even before they "deactivated" (made it invisible) for EU users. Anyone thought there
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IMHO: "war criminals spared, Manning sentenced"(translate.google.de)
4 points by golem_de 13y ago|0 comments