iAm25626

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by iAm25626 10y ago
I get that. However if we take the time and think this logically; do you appreciated the challenges/technology to operate one? ISP are similar to utility. Up front cost is astronomical. The town guarantee "monopoly" in orde
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by iAm25626 10y ago
Right; but in the article the author mentioned using DNSSEC as a way to gain privacy. Just want to point that out.
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Ask HN: Why all the hate for ISP?
3 points by iAm25626 10y ago|9 comments
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by iAm25626 10y ago
DNSSEC does not help in the privacy regards. It does not prevent ISP from seeing what domain name you lookup. Running your own DNS server is relative simple: there is a bind/named docker image. However with DPI; it's still su
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by iAm25626 10y ago
OSPF routing protocol(IGP) on network gear use Dijkstra. Most network within mid/large enterprise use it. On a unrelated note it's fascinating to me that the some obscure algorithm came way before actual technology implementati
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by iAm25626 10y ago
FFT is used in RF communication: WiFi, Cable Modem. It's true we don't need it but it is the majority of access technology for the "last mile". FFT in Fiber optics are becoming more prevalent.
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by iAm25626 10y ago
I am surprise this didn't get more visibility. The "mathematics" part just wasn't click bait enough. What get mentioned in the article transcend area of study. the idea goes really well with: http://www.daed
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by iAm25626 10y ago
Yes code and code some more but make sure to solve different problems, solve the same problems different way. IMHO that's the more important imply message (Explicit is better than implicit.) It's like running. If you always
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by iAm25626 10y ago
"You can’t write tests. An occasional survey is ok." This is how I interpreted it: We can't write test cases against a flesh and blood human being which tie into "Then there is the latency. It takes weeks to discover if