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by gonzo 10y ago
> The age of steel and combustion is coming to a close and being succeeded by that of silicon and electricity. and biology. Bio-weapons will be cheap and effective.
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by gonzo 10y ago
On the third failed try, it should re-encrypt the drive with a random key.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Author lives in Hawaii. I lived in Hawaii for 7 years. Everything rusts.
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by gonzo 10y ago
"Using Unix is the computing equivalent of listening only to music by David Cassidy." -- Rob Pike
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by gonzo 10y ago
Netflix, Netgate and Yahoo had an extended meeting with Intel and several members of the Foundation board during MeetBSD last year.
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by gonzo 10y ago
> Not sure, but you can pick up a 1U server running 96 ARM cores today. ARM cores are optimized for certain types of work and have code to accelerate all sorts of things like AES, SHA1/2, video codecs, etc. True, but that 96 core 1U
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by gonzo 10y ago
The bedrock that the actual dam is built on is "hard amphibole" https://kb.osu.edu/dspace/bitstream/handle/1811/58502/SES-Se... This material will erode, but not so quickly that the main b
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by gonzo 10y ago
The spillway is 15" thick. http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/02/17/oroville-dam-what-made... The article also explains that cavitation caused the concrete to fail.
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by gonzo 10y ago
> I build public Wi-Fi networks, you've probably used one of them. AMA if you have Wi-Fi questions. Interesting. I helped start Wayport (now AT&T WiFi Services) and subsequently worked at Vivato for a while. Which public WiFi n
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by gonzo 10y ago
Well, 50deg LoP is the same EGT as 50deg RoP. But, in general, leaner is hotter, not cooler. At a ROP setting, the extra fuel that is not burned lands on many of the top end components including the exhaust valve. As it evaporates off the
461.
by gonzo 10y ago
Uhler put MGR on the Tadpole SPARCbook. It was really cool.
462.
by gonzo 10y ago
Ha! Yello, Don. Howzit?
463.
by gonzo 10y ago
SMIT happens.
464.
by gonzo 10y ago
first 140 chars are free. 141st and subsequent costs $1 ea
465.
by gonzo 10y ago
Won't be any faster than what you have today.
466.
by gonzo 10y ago
If you do it right, you don't have to the lookups in main memory. We have a c2758 doing 12mpps l3 routing (full BGP table) with 50 ACLs on one of these: https://netgate.com/products/xg-2758-1u.html The c3000 proto
467.
by gonzo 10y ago
About the same as a c2000 nas
468.
by gonzo 10y ago
Depends on the application.
469.
by gonzo 10y ago
They're not all 3 letters. (e.g. GHCQ, ASIO, CSIS, DGSI, etc.)
470.
by gonzo 10y ago
> I was thrilled when FreeBSD added IPSEC support in 11-RELEASE You're welcome.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Because he wasn't that good at Sun. (I was there.)
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by gonzo 10y ago
Last March I had a upper right glute spasm while squatting my second set of 260lbx4. I finished the rep, but not the set. It took months to get back to weight. PR a couple weeks ago of 308lb. Bench 290lb, DL:423lb. So I'm closing in
473.
by gonzo 10y ago
That was me making those comments. The person who has been CEO since September 2012 is a woman.
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by gonzo 10y ago
I also dislike it not having an API, but we have a strategy now.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Yet in the same timeframe US Army Cyber Command selected it to stand in front of their infrastructure.
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by gonzo 10y ago
They are. https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Tuning_and_Troubleshooting...
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by gonzo 10y ago
There are two FreeBSD committers on staff (one second, the other ports), the author of the O'Reiley book on git, the guy who rewrote the GUI, and three others. Several have really deep telecommunications equipment / router vendor
478.
by gonzo 10y ago
I don't think there is any support for me being antagonistic toward FreeBSD. I've addressed openbsd elsewhere in this stream.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Also, huge shareholder suits: http://digitaljournal.com/pr/3229427
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by gonzo 10y ago
Thank you for this. Really. Means a ton to me.

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