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> What was the meme'd phrase again from one of the press conferences years ago? Something like "you think you do but you don't"? Yeah it was a Q&A session and the topic of adding servers to play original World of
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This how routing behavior has been on Mac OS for about 15 years now. Mac OS route selection always takes into account the source address of the IP packet in addition to the routes in the routing table. If a socket binds to a particular addr
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Given that the GP quotes "nuclear research and at least four nuclear accidents occurred" that's a pretty ungenerous assumption to make. That's not blame shifting, that's blame expansion; all of these causes are acti
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Yeah it does and Google removing XMPP federation from Google talk should means "What happens when they no longer stand to benefit the most?" should probably come up.
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Now explain how that's different than anything you look at. - Your visual system only has access to the 2D geometrical properties projected on your retina. The properties are correlated across images, inexplicably. (I certainly cannot
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ipcalc is older than 2015, but it lived in a different repository: https://github.com/fedora-sysv/initscripts/commits/313773794... ipcalc gets removed here: https://github.com/fedora-sysv/
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Personally I'd not be too worried since the last QVO devices I put in a NAS lasted three years, and had about 300TB of reads and 500TB of writes before they triggered the SMART endurance alerts and were replaced. At 500x whole-drive re
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What's on the order page is the following: Connection: 1 GBit/s port Guaranteed bandwidth: 1 GBit/s Traffic: Unlimited * *Traffic usage is unlimited and free of charge. Please note that our unlimited traffic policy does no
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There are terms and conditions and, there's no "fair use" clauses for bandwidth in the terms and conditions. It feels a bad-faith interpretation of the "Customer uses content that impairs the regular operating behavior o
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The One-Second War (2011)
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True, our use case is a bit different as the waves go between PoPs/DCs/Offices so the only diversity can be in the path itself. Faster to have the path switch over and have L3 re-converge only when the working and protected path a
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And even if they don't share networks they might share physical space . I had an incident where two different trans-Atlantic links from two different providers, shared a 20 mile stretch of conduit. So, of course, that's exactly w
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Heck, my 3 different Rogers wavelength services we not impacted at all (although L1 services have other failure modes that take longer to recover from since there is no automatic rerouting as with L2 networks). Sort of, our wave circuits
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It's really not and here's some of the multiple methods on which NAT can be bypassed because it's not a security feature: https://www.anvilsecure.com/blog/dhcp-games-with-smart-route... https:/
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RFC3041 (Privacy Extensions for Stateless Address Autoconfiguration in IPv6) and it's successors have been around for 20 years now and are supported in every major operating system. In fact, macOS is so aggressive about using temporary
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But for YouTube creators it's NOT a free service, they're uploading videos for YouTube to monetize so both YouTube and the content produces get revenue.
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If what's presented in the blog is actual configuration that's very much a junos device and definitely has the ability to have commit with confirm, auto rollback, and commit history. Not using it is more of an issue with the autom
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But it's not talking about the aircraft itself. The article is talking about the comparison of the visual image of the aircraft and the sound coming from the aircraft: "You can hear the loud engines, and your ears tell you it sho
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For some people (Type I diabetics) changing food is not a solution. They don't have the β-cells that make insulin, so they're reliant on synthetic insulin. Even replacing the pancreas is only a stopgap measure, and their immune sy
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Unlikely, if all they want to do is draw on a tablet. For most people out there computers are the means and not the end. Any feature outside "helps me do X faster/easier/better" is irrelevant.
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As a network operator that runs a number of websites I'm honestly one step away from null routing all of their traffic. I'm constantly seeing their bots and as far as I know it's not helping anything.
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The TLS certificate does explicitly say that it's valid for all of the names involved in the report: X509v3 Subject Alternative Name: DNS:chess.samba.org, DNS:etc.samba.org,
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Its really interesting the action of scanning the tube seems to happen at 90° to what we normally consider the way an image is composed. The system has the lines go from top to bottom and then moves towards the left of the screen.
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Having own both the black and white Macbooks around that time, the extra $50 (over the white version with the same drive space) was worth it for a wrist rest that didn't look like it stained as fast as the top case on the white MacBook
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Easter egg in Windows 1.0 RTM
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It seems really weird not to as ask the question "why would someone use your engine over Google," as a friend because "Why would I use your search engine over Google?" is exactly what every single customer is going to
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I also know of: https://freerangecloud.com/
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They already do, both the mac and windows computers on my desk have it enabled.
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The funny thing is, American sends points data to my email. I wonder if that sort of thing could be leveraged for something similar.
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I'd not be too confident about that, this is a thing that keeps happening: https://www.anvilsecure.com/blog/dhcp-games-with-smart-route...
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