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by gonzo 11y ago
"Code is not prescription."
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by gonzo 11y ago
Kids these days: http://i.imgur.com/gyn49gh.jpg Kids back then: http://i.imgur.com/ZYDIKGK.png
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by gonzo 11y ago
> My ideal setup is a multi-monitored station with a nice chair and an awesome view of a beach. I had that in Hawai'i. It's more of a distraction than you might think.
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by gonzo 11y ago
do you surf? Have you ever experienced the push of air that develops from a closing / collapsing tube?
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by gonzo 11y ago
http://nypost.com/2015/02/11/irs-apologizes-after-seizures-h... http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/26/us/law-lets-irs-seize-acco... The IRS claims they've stopped: http
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by gonzo 11y ago
One wonders why you aren't using a version of OpenSSL that has the AESNI bits already in it.
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by gonzo 11y ago
I was trying to figure out the 'Why' and then I got to Roger Ver being an investor in Ripple.
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by gonzo 11y ago
I own a stainless Datejust (Rolex). The MetaWatch people gave me several (10+) of various models of their watches. I wear neither, and have no plans on an Apple Watch.
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by gonzo 12y ago
The slides are also buggy on Safari. Only the first three will display.
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by gonzo 12y ago
That's my question. This has to be 10GbaseT.
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by gonzo 12y ago
I pay $65/mo for gigabit.
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by gonzo 12y ago
Personally, I'm wondering how many on HN actually owned an Osborne machine.
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by gonzo 12y ago
> Carter put solar energy in the White House. Carter put solar cells (PV) on the White House. Reagan had them removed. Obama recently installed them again, but it's a mere 10kW, IIRC.
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by gonzo 12y ago
OpenBSD dev spams us to buy his book, attend his tutorial on pf at BSDcan, and buy OpenBSD CD-ROM sets. Why is this on HN? Why not a link to the original announcement?
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by gonzo 12y ago
No, there isn't. The pf in FreeBSD has forked away. The much ranted about "performance improvement" in OpenBSD's pf isn't an issue on FreeBSD. http://lists.pfsense.org/pipermail/list/2015-A
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by gonzo 12y ago
More recent thread: http://lists.pfsense.org/pipermail/list/2015-April/008610.ht... http://lists.pfsense.org/pipermail/list/2015-April/008611.ht... http://lists.pfse
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by gonzo 12y ago
> OpenBSD has many fine qualities and very smart people working on it, and I don't think it's the dumbest idea ever to use it. OK, name three of each.
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by gonzo 12y ago
This. Apple wouldn't be what they are today without the return of Jobs.
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by gonzo 12y ago
I had an original BeBox, which I upgraded to the faster CPUs when available. I bought the BeOS team a case of champagne when they shipped a major release. I'm happy Apple bought NeXT.
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by gonzo 12y ago
With Google, the product is you. You (your demographic profile) is sold, by Google, to their advertisers. This includes potentially identifying information.
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by gonzo 12y ago
It's also unlikely to be true. If they can hear the pilot trying to break the cockpit door down on the CVR, then there is little doubt that most passengers on an A319 can also hear/see same. Maybe they didn't start screaming
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by gonzo 12y ago
> You can't really call it real world speeds when latency is less than a millisecond I have a Grande 1Gbps connection here in Austin (Google has not yet built out my neighborhood), and it's around 3.5ms RTT to work over the IPs
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by gonzo 12y ago
In August 2009, I suffered an aortic dissection. This was repaired via Dacron stint during open heart surgery. I was "dead" (no perfusion) for 43 minutes.
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by gonzo 12y ago
Does it run FTP to read/write remote files?
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by gonzo 12y ago
It's quite PA when you know what the Friday disclosure is about and can see the LibreSSL hasn't (accidentally) fixed it.
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by gonzo 12y ago
and blood.
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by gonzo 12y ago
Vegas was fine (somewhat great, even) back in the 60s and 70s, when I was growing up there. The the military spending stopped, and a bunch of people moved in from the LA basin.
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by gonzo 12y ago
Actually someone else forked the code, and openbsd forked that because they wanted to rush out a release. http://www.openssh.com/history.html
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by gonzo 12y ago
The team that won the Collegiate Cyber Defense Nationals last year did so with a firewall based on freebsd (pfSense). https://hackucf.org/blog/pfsense-at-hackucf/
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by gonzo 12y ago
> PF version runs on multiple cpus (OpenBSD's version is more advanced though) What is "more advanced" about it? > (yes, you can compile a FreeBSD kernel with ALTQ, but it's said to be buggy with SMP.) not that we

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