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by gonzo 8y ago
They coded my brother as SCA (sudden cardiac arrest).
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Afghanistan was well understood as the official point of origin for the attacks. Except for the large (15 of 19, plus OBL), percentage of Saudi nationals who perpetrated the attacks? Sure.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Or does it share a number with b, because they're the same technology? 802.11b is part of 802.11-1999. 802.11-1997 describes the older Direct Spread (DS) and Frequency-Hopping (FS) standards in 2.4GHz. 802.11a and 802.11b were b
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by gonzo 8y ago
Not everyone likes Soylent.
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by gonzo 8y ago
It used to be that previous marijuana use could be used against you.
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by gonzo 8y ago
TFA says they’ll do 25 mph downhill, actually.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Hancock was early, but far from first.
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by gonzo 8y ago
typically yes. Once the production rate start to fall, "fracking" can be used to raise it again.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> These wells are productive enough that you don't need to hydraulically fracture them. Yet. You left off the "yet".
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by gonzo 8y ago
The Jim Fixx book "The Complete Book of Running" was a national best seller starting in 1977, then aerobics (studio exercise, a la Jane Fonda) hit, followed by Arthur Jones' Nautilus in 1986. Free weights were considered &quo
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Baby boomers are deadset on this idea that cardio is the only kind of exercise that one should be doing. Possibly, but we are, after-all, of a different era, when running (Jim Fixx) and aerobics were 'sold' as the right stuff
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by gonzo 8y ago
recovery is a thing. I also lift heavy 4x/week.
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by gonzo 8y ago
I also live in Austin, in the one neighborhood where Grande offers FTTH. Before Google it cost $89/mo for 100Mbps. As soon as Google announced Austin, I could get 1Gbps for $59/mo. I still wish Google would continue the buil
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by gonzo 8y ago
> It’s the non-factorability of primes that is important. Primes by definition have two, and only two factors. The difficulty of factoring a number which is the product of two large primes is the important bit.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> If she forgot the square root of -1 was undefined, she’d never write a test for it. Sigh. sqrt(-1) is not “undefined”.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> many states have 'lemon laws' that push liability back to the seller It’s not that many, and they don’t work that well. https://www.edmunds.com/auto-warranty/my-used-cars-a-lemon-a...
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by gonzo 8y ago
Out of order receives happen. Your method could make things worse.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> If what you need is the management of 16 different NIST P-curve keys and nothing else You can put AES keys in the slots and have the IC perform operations with them. > and you don't necessarily care if the whole package is secu
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by gonzo 8y ago
True, but an ARM core and a ATECC608A ? - FIPS compliant RNG and key generation - Hardware based key protection - Secure (encrypted) on chip key (ECC, AES, SHA HMAC) and data storage - Guaranteed Unique 72-bit Serial Number - Boot validatio
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by gonzo 8y ago
Right. Why not add a ATECC608A?
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by gonzo 8y ago
> I was small potato’s Still important though. Thanks for writing.
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by gonzo 8y ago
router7 is really cool.
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by gonzo 8y ago
and more. See elsewhere in-thread for results.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> on Linux WireGuard yields some 15-20% better performance (on both throughput and latency). Assuming you're comparing to IPsec (and AES-NI accelerated AES-GCM on the P2s), and especially a routed IPsec (VTI) .vs the more normally f
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by gonzo 8y ago
labeling cmb "the core developer" is inaccurate. There are many others, but Chris did provide leadership for the project until he left. There are an easy half dozen senior engineers working on pfSense now. I'm looking forwar
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by gonzo 8y ago
> YMMV with Pfsense. I've been using it since Scott and Chris were in Kentucky working on it together... that'll date me for sure... You've been "using" it. We've been directly supporting it (and before it,
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by gonzo 8y ago
Depending on the SoC, C3000s have 0, 2 or 4 on-die MACs that will do 10Gbps. Also depending on the Doc, C3000s have no QAT or one that will run at "low", "medium" or "high" speed. The difference is in the numb
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by gonzo 8y ago
If you have the traffic (many streams) it should be possible, yes. First thing you can do (if you haven't yet) is move from AES-CBC + HMAC-SHA1 to AES-GCM on the P2s, otherwise you're limited to the throughput of SHA1 (AES-NI acce
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by gonzo 8y ago
ATECC608A
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Having a router with something like pfSense running on it is awesome, but not really a requirement. I also don't want to have to tinker with the setup every week. I barely 'tinker' with mine. If you have the skills, an &

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