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by gonzo 8y ago
The published wireguard results are questionable, as the reported results 1011Mbps on a documented -Gbps NIC is impossible even before considering the protocol/framing overhead, which is within 2 bytes of IPSec ESP using AES-GCM-128 wi
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by gonzo 8y ago
From the readme: “~2.5 Mpps (or ~5 Gbps of IMIX traffic) per core on a modern CPU” Note CPU unspecified in above. A Xeon-D 1541 (2.1GHz) will do 2.44 Mpps, (Simple IMIX) and a i7-6950X will do 3.27 Mpps running AES-GCM-128 and VPP. A kernel
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by gonzo 8y ago
OpenVPN also disclaims any interoperability with LibreSSL. "Please note that LibreSSL is not a supported crypto backend. We accept patches and we do test on OpenBSD 6.0 which comes with LibreSSL, but if newer versions of LIbreSSL brea
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by gonzo 8y ago
Heh... speaking from experience, there was a lot for nerdy high school kids to do in Las Vegas. Clark HS 1980.
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by gonzo 8y ago
If you don’t know of any efforts to make this available on FreeBSD, I’m interested in doing so. If you do: I’m willing to help. One end-goal is to subsequently enable pfsense.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Had a Tesla Model S. Got rid of it, went back to Toyota. Dumped the reservation on a Model 3, too.
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by gonzo 8y ago
it's the antithesis of a Prius, but my 1992 Landcruiser with 362K miles is still on the road, and until recently, daily-driven. Daily driver now is a 1997 Landcruiser, with 172K miles.
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by gonzo 8y ago
It has occurred. Lauda Air Flight 004 was a Boeing 767-300ER that crashed due to an uncommanded reverse on the number one engine.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> We just didn’t foresee it being wirelessly available at McDonalds, for free. Sorry about that.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Here’s what you wrote > but often can reach 900 Mbps up. Typical is 500-600 Down, 900 Up; the highest I've seen down on e.g. fast.com is 900 Mbps
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by gonzo 8y ago
If only it was available in Golden... I could hit the CL POP with a baseball (less than a block away).
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by gonzo 8y ago
You do know that perfection with TCP over Ethernet (no 802.1q rages, no retransmits) at 1gbps is 941Mbps, right?
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by gonzo 8y ago
Entering “elevator safety mechanism” into google will bring up several links with explainations. The first link for me references this story.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> You should know that oil is hardly used for elec. gen in developed countries. Visit Hawaii sometime. Oil on Oahu. Diesel on the other islands.
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by gonzo 8y ago
$ cc -E cursed_mandelbrot.c | wc 546 8804289 76385728 The pre-processor outputs 76,385,728 chars on 546 lines
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by gonzo 8y ago
You would have enjoyed Lisp Machines
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Venturing Crews and Sea Scouts, both of which are part of BSA, have been co-ed for a long time. My initial research was not particularly fruitful, but I think that they've been that way since their respective inceptions. Venturing
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Guys act differently when around girls. Girls act differently when around guys. This is doubly true for ages 12-17. Troops won't be co-ed.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> The Boy Scouts of America has allowed girls in their other programs since the 1970s. Only one (Exploring, which became Venturing), really. BSA has four youth programs: Cub Scouts - for boys and girls from kindergarten through fifth gr
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Literally anyone can write an eBPF program, Until you’ve written a couple, you might believe this. After, you’ll understand the issues with debugging, etc.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Grew up in Vegas. We set off bombs in the desert. It’s a wacky place. (I’m In Vegas as i type.)
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by gonzo 8y ago
Bruce attempted to register a certification mark (a type of trademark), but the application lapsed in 1999 after OSI discovered that there was virtually zero chance of registering the term "open source" as a mark, as the term is t
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by gonzo 8y ago
there is no registered mark for the term "Open Source". It's too descriptive. Therefore, it's not genericized and nobody holds it.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Bruce attempted to register a certification mark (a type of trademark), but the application lapsed in 1999 after OSI discovered that there was virtually zero chance of registering the term "open source" as a mark, as the term is t
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by gonzo 8y ago
Neither invented the term, they just marketed it, because it directly benefitted them. Christine Peterson of the Foresight Institute is the "OG" for the term "open source" as applied to software.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Also a coffee nerd. (PID-controlled Silva / Rocky grinder and an Aeropress at home, La Marzocco GS3 & Nuova Simonelli MDX on-demand at work) The steamed milk espresso drinks were a gateway drug. I mostly make straight espresso or a
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by gonzo 8y ago
Better info: https://www.ioba.org/standard/2002/11/genuine-fakes-mark-hof...
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by gonzo 8y ago
“Hofmann also learned how to manufacture inks using the same components and methods used by contemporary artisans.” https://www.ioba.org/standard/2002/11/genuine-fakes-mark-hof...
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by gonzo 8y ago
Mostly OpenSSH
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by gonzo 8y ago
Attended BYU 1980 - 1984. I remember the headlines in the "Daily Universe" (campus newspaper) about Hoffman.

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