gonzo

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631.
by gonzo 11y ago
> "he sure sounds math literate" This is the standard ESR parlor trick. Eric took several courses in math and philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania. http://poynder.blogspot.com/2006/03/intervi
632.
by gonzo 11y ago
Let's look at what phk had to say about esr's advocacy. https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2349257 Pull quote: "That is the sorry reality of the bazaar Raymond praised in his book: a pile of old festering ha
633.
by gonzo 11y ago
http://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=66881&cid=6143468 "I propose a new unit of ego: The ESR 1 ESR is basically redefining everyone around you to only exist in your own personal universe, where you of course ar
634.
by gonzo 11y ago
phk has a Stanford Research Systems PRS10 Rubidium Frequency Standard (0 MHz rubidium oscillator)< http://www.thinksrs.com/products/PRS10.htm> at his home. Serial # 005597. The short-term stability of this unit
635.
by gonzo 11y ago
Olivier is quite excited.
636.
by gonzo 11y ago
Not yet.
637.
by gonzo 11y ago
Noted, but it's not difficult to add IPv6
638.
by gonzo 11y ago
not yet. This is about routing, and pfSense is more of a NAT/packet filter platform.
639.
Netmap-fwd – An IPv4 router over netmap for FreeBSD(github.com)
30 points by gonzo 11y ago|11 comments
640.
by gonzo 11y ago
via netmap, yes.
641.
by gonzo 11y ago
but the same result, reduce copies.
642.
by gonzo 11y ago
That's a blob driver.
643.
by gonzo 11y ago
Just a modified driver and a NIC that supports 'rings'.
644.
by gonzo 11y ago
Point-in-fact, 10G-base-T is exactly where Intel is trying to take the market.
645.
by gonzo 11y ago
Just got back from Brazil this morning. Didn't see any 'K' or 'I'
646.
by gonzo 11y ago
We're doing 5Mpps (routed, net bridged) on a single core with a project we're calling netmap-fwd. I'll blog about it on blog.pfsense.org in a few days when I return from Brazil.
647.
by gonzo 11y ago
You are, the slug on the url of the post: /gallery/presentations/dennis/2015_AsiaBSDCon/BSDNet.pdf
648.
by gonzo 11y ago
Code is here: https://github.com/gonzopancho/rtree
649.
by gonzo 11y ago
> One thing to remember is that high-speed packet filtering is an unusual workflow and CloudFlare operates at a much greater scale than most of us see: most Linux devices are not connected to 10G You're about to see a whole bunch mo
650.
by gonzo 11y ago
Netflix is doing in-kernel SSL so they don't have to hit the web server to encrypt the disk blocks for their streaming movies. That doesn't mean it's a (Free)BSD issue, just that Netflix chose a particular architecture and ar
651.
by gonzo 11y ago
> Sure, there're exceptions when someone with little money and hard work managed to grow their business, but they're that - exceptions. My grandfather (and father) were that person.
652.
by gonzo 11y ago
> In either case (whoever was the programmer), it was plagiarism. The manpage was written by Eric Raymond. Not surprising. Eric has gotten away with over-claiming his contributions for decades.
653.
by gonzo 11y ago
> And this is why I won't use any of the "FreeBSD made easy!" distros: FreeNAS, PC-BSD, pfSense, etc. one of the main people behind pfSense here... You're not the target audience.
654.
by gonzo 11y ago
> Being riddled with fatal flaws is an aspect PGP shares with the lucrative Certificate Authority system, with S/MIME, with the DNS security system, with IPsec, with cell phone encryption. which fatal flaws are present in "IPse
655.
by gonzo 11y ago
Full report https://s3.amazonaws.com/PHR_Reports/Experiments_in_Torture....
656.
by gonzo 11y ago
Many, many firewall vendors (some based on OpenBSD, some on FreeBSD, some on linux) think they provide significant value. They really don't. Thus the growth of systems like pfSense.
657.
by gonzo 11y ago
easy as lemon pie
658.
by gonzo 11y ago
you are... not alone.
659.
by gonzo 11y ago
aka "binder"
660.
by gonzo 11y ago
So, it's likely to be defeated.

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