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by gonzo 12y ago
> We have firewalls. We know how they work and how to implement them well. For all intents and purposes a typical NAT-setup is bascially wide open from the inside and out. Now consider source routing. Yup.
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by gonzo 12y ago
From companies he "likes".
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by gonzo 12y ago
and?
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by gonzo 12y ago
Or freenas or soon, pfSense.
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by gonzo 12y ago
DragonFly actually adopts a lot of tech from freebsd.
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by gonzo 12y ago
The Tesla Model S won't regen when the battery is full (or cold), either.
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by gonzo 12y ago
> So if you have a 100kWh system with ~60% throughput efficiency, you'd need 160kWh of input at your standard energy rates and then the energy coming out would be 'free' I think the idea is that this is storage for renewa
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by gonzo 12y ago
Lots of things. Telco. HFT.
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by gonzo 12y ago
It was NetBSD until Jordan made it FreeBSD.
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by gonzo 12y ago
You seem to have left someone out.
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by gonzo 12y ago
We employ someone in Sãn Paulo. Send a resume.
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by gonzo 12y ago
That's what makes it cool, fun and sexy.
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by gonzo 12y ago
ESF is degenerate. That you choose to support him says more about you than esr, or OP.
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by gonzo 12y ago
The role of the media in democracy is crucial to the way of life of citizens that make up its political constituency. Because of this, war correspondents must stick to ideas of “responsibility”, “objectivity”, and “truth” in order to ensur
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by gonzo 12y ago
> There is no way that $70 is actually paying for capital costs. Then why are AT&T, Grande and Google fiber are all priced at $65/mo for 1Gbps/1Gbps FTTx?
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by gonzo 12y ago
> When the police seize your property, you're going to be compelled to provide access, or you'll be held in contempt until you do. Though weakened, the Fourth Amendment still applies.
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by gonzo 12y ago
I assume that Mr. Baker is a competent attorney, well-versed in the subject. But the rhetorical device he used, attempting to pin the demise of Blackberry on their choice to encrypt, is found waiting. Blackberry was defeated by market force
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by gonzo 12y ago
If you care about security, you'll know that OpenBSD has some fairly transparent claims. If you're merely in the OpenBSD camp, you'll think that security is the "focus" of OpenBSD.
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by gonzo 12y ago
Yes, Jordan Hubbard stood up to announce same yesterday at MeetBSD.
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by gonzo 12y ago
How coincidental, there is a developer/vendor summit that starts tomorrow. (MeetBSD yesterday and today.)
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by gonzo 12y ago
and to some extent, Apple. Edit: FlightAware, as well.
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by gonzo 12y ago
He's just an OpenBSD fan. He's entitled to his opinion, even if he's wrong.
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by gonzo 12y ago
It's already running. https://github.com/outbackdingo/launchd_xml https://github.com/rtyler/openlaunchd Works on 10.1
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by gonzo 12y ago
Given that the United States is a Republic...
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by gonzo 12y ago
Europeans also tend to stay upright for a longer period during the meal. Americans gorge and lie down.
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by gonzo 12y ago
I can also weld, and never finished the degree. I've played some with CF, and rather than build one, I bought a CNC mill. My son had an idea, so I learned injection molding (smallworks.com). Companies I've helped start have both
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by gonzo 12y ago
Google still has a high-altitude program in R&D. http://www.google.com/loon/
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by gonzo 12y ago
"fork()" didn't start as a hack. There is no documentation to suggest that one return from fork() was a copy now on-disk while the other remained in ram. http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/dmr&#
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by gonzo 12y ago
Hold my beer
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by gonzo 12y ago
Yeah, and Dallas has an annual "mud fish" Sevens rugby, where the average player weight has to be over 200 lbs.

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