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by gonzo 8y ago
“Keep Austin Weird” (but not that weird)
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by gonzo 8y ago
Well, I like it, but I have obvious bias.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Sure thing
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by gonzo 8y ago
Heh, I should put router7 on the sg-1000. or, better, the board based on the espresso.bin design.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Thanks! The router setup achieves the full Gigabit on my line, both on IPv4 and IPv6. This only requires [1,000,000,000 b/s / (1,538 B * 8 b/B)] == 81,274 f/s for full-sized (1500 byte) frames. The 'fun' s
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by gonzo 8y ago
https://classes.engineering.wustl.edu/2009/fall/ese251/prese...
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by gonzo 8y ago
One of the owners of Netgate, the main company behind pfSense here... Looks great! I’m impressed. I’m actually about to be out of touch for a week, so I’ve cloned the code for Router7 to read while I’m offline.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Technically you can even make your own machine guns legally if it is of your own design and manufacture and only really comes up against legal hurdles when you are producing them for the purpose of selling them to civilians (which you
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by gonzo 8y ago
It’s not accurate at all. In the U.S., a doctor has no affirmative duty to provide medical assistance to injured persons if they have not established a special relationship with the individual.
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by gonzo 8y ago
https://www.quora.com/How-effective-would-a-tactical-nuclear...
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by gonzo 8y ago
Oh my word. That’s great.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> What I personally would like (and I'm still using a mix of pfSense and OpnSense for all GUI-needing systems) is an API-first system, with either no GUI at all, or an optional GUI. Yup. Have you looked at TNSR? It’s what we’re doin
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by gonzo 8y ago
> And for pfSense and OPNsense common ancestor was m0n0wall. pfSense forked m0n0wall Opnsense forked pfSense.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> And pfSense was playing with licences before, some think it's getting ready to do it again. FUD much? 'some' might think, but I know, and we're not.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Yes, based on an idea my son had in 2010 (when he was 12), we built a “LEGO compatible” iPhone case. https://www.smallworks.com/
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by gonzo 8y ago
Less is more. That’s the joke.
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by gonzo 8y ago
At Sun there was a salesperson, formerly of DEC, who had been taught, in DEC salestraining, that PDP (as in PDP-11/70) stood for “Pink and Dark Purple”, so they could recognize their machines in the lab.
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by gonzo 8y ago
$1.1m/year payback (20 years) $1,100,000/year, 40,000 households, so $27.50/year mean income per household to service the debt. If only 50% of households (you said people) subscribe, then $55/year mean income per househo
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by gonzo 8y ago
> By the looks of it the victim was held at the legs. We can expect a bad concussion. If the victim had hit the ground, we can anticipate worse.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Read the whole set: http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/category/thing... Especially the one on FOOF. http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2010/02/23&#x2
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by gonzo 8y ago
I left for Sun in ‘88.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Always fun to see machines you helped create show up online. Thanks!
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by gonzo 8y ago
and open source.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Is that really the world people want to live in? That’s the world as legislated.
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by gonzo 8y ago
Curious what your “routing stack” looks like.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> Austin's gripes from 5-10 years ago Started in the mid-90s here, but yeah.
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by gonzo 8y ago
> There's nothing like the crazy stupid money that Californians are brining in to the housing market In Austin we used to call them "equity refugees". Good luck.
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by gonzo 9y ago
Inherently Dangerous Internet of Things. IDIoT
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by gonzo 9y ago
The firmware is mostly the same as well.
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by gonzo 9y ago
Not the first time they entered and then abandoned the consumer space. Once upon a time, they made NICs.

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