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by gonzo 9y ago
Remember on 9/11/2001 when the US FAA declared a nation-wide ground stop, and rerouted all inbound international flights to other countries (e.g. Canada https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Yellow_Ribbon )?
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by gonzo 9y ago
I was just in Pueblo a few weeks ago. It seems to be thriving selling pot to college kids in New Mexico and the panhandle of Texas.
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by gonzo 9y ago
It was an older vascular surgeon who found the ascending aortic dissection that the much younger ER attending and hospitalist had both missed. For hours.
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by gonzo 9y ago
You join or start an open source project. Long ago, Adrian got taken under the wing of a well-know FreeBSD developer.
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by gonzo 9y ago
Upvote. ipfw has better performance, too. I guess what we need is some lex/yacc work to make a pf.conf syntax work with ipfw. Largest issue is pf is "lastmatch wins" (copied from ipfilter, and a mistake that even Henning admi
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by gonzo 9y ago
A further attempt at explanation. I'll probably clean this up and write another blog post. https://www.reddit.com/r/PFSENSE/comments/68nd6y/pfsense_25_...
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by gonzo 9y ago
It has two, actually. I'm looking at the 3700 and some of the NXP CPUs for a 2018 "microfirewall". We have a 3 port ARM board (one port has a switch on it) being announced on Thursday.
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by gonzo 9y ago
The expressobin board has 3 NICs, runs a dual-core Marvell 3700, which is ARMv8, and has a crypto-offload on the SoC. It sells for $49 on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y3V2FBK AES-GCM runs quite well on ARMv8:
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by gonzo 9y ago
If we only allowed people to load pfSense on hw that we sell,or have sold, you would have a point. Since we don't even attempt same, my point stands.
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by gonzo 9y ago
Are you saying that OPNsense doesn't care about AES side-channel attacks?
431.
by gonzo 9y ago
> As long as you're not building your own SD-WAN service you're golden. Thanks! Running our own SD-WAN service seems a lot like opening a cute little coffee shop: A fine way to spend a lot of money with no result. There is a
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by gonzo 9y ago
For Intel CPUs (that are found on ARK): With AES-NI: http://ark.intel.com/Search/FeatureFilter?productType=proces... Without: http://ark.intel.com/Search/FeatureFilter?productType=proces...
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by gonzo 9y ago
What if we just added and SD-WAN implementation to pfSense?
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by gonzo 9y ago
If this was a move to sell more hardware, why wouldn't we make the decision for 2.4 (which is imminent) rather than 2.5, which is based on FreeBSD 12, when 12.0R isn't even scheduled?
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by gonzo 9y ago
He didn't claim a P.E. he said he was "an excellent engineer" in an email.
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by gonzo 9y ago
netmap, too.
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by gonzo 9y ago
DPDK is ascendant, similar moves are underway for storage. The operating system is the new control plane.
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by gonzo 9y ago
tl;dr: lawyer up, and don't talk to the feds until you do.
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by gonzo 9y ago
HP 41SX? That's new! HP 41C!
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by gonzo 9y ago
The two co-founders attended Furman University and were fraternity brothers who met in a coding clsss. Square probably doesn't need more brogrammers.
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by gonzo 9y ago
Golden handcuffs.
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by gonzo 9y ago
"kind of"?
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by gonzo 10y ago
Asked wnj about this (pointed him to the original post and this thread). His response: 'XXX doesn’t mean TODO, it means “should be better, fix it later”'
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by gonzo 10y ago
Over 50 will do. I also "knew".
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by gonzo 10y ago
Sorry? The Sun 386i "Roadrunner" was launched in 1988. A release of Solaris for PC compatibles began shipping in 1993. In 2002, Sun introduced its first general purpose x86 system, the LX50. In 2003, Sun announced a strategic alli
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by gonzo 10y ago
> Intel bought an ARM chip maker before, too, and because of internal conflict of interest with the x86 group, it ended-up killing the ARM division. Intel acquired Digital's StrongARM unit as part of a settlement for a patent infrin
447.
by gonzo 10y ago
150 bytes is a fairly small payload. I think you dropped a 0. kernel bypass will get you line rate 40gbps w/64 byte packets. We've been showing IPsec over 40g links during the past week. https://twitter.com/netgate
448.
by gonzo 10y ago
Even the standards got it wrong. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1624
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by gonzo 10y ago
We actually started smallworks.com (LEGO compatible iPhone cases) for less, but went through a similar process.
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by gonzo 10y ago
> Turns out the Chinese either had worse quality control or poorer skill, but they simply couldn't produce at the same level. China can, actually. We've had molds made for the smallworks.com products in both China and locally (

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