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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
This has been sitting in some alpha state for years now. Is there any progress being made or is it abandonware?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
Microsoft is also working on a kernel-bypass userspace network stack: https://github.com/demikernel/demikernel
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
This is only a problem with headsets that have poor drivers. Better devices like Jabra headsets integrate directly with Teams and will actually synchronize mute status between the headset and Teams!
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
I have had similar realization with regard to simply mosquitoes. We used to have to put bug-nets on doors and windows to stop bugs flying in during the summer. Now, not needed anymore - at most we get one bug flying in per week.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
> An easy to use, powerful, and reliable system to process and distribute data. But what is it?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
Or an IPFS transfer/mirror mechanism built into archive.org.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
Geographic locationa affects far more than just latency. Even though you may have a 100 Mbps link on both client and server , only 10 Mbps might make it across the Atlantic Ocean. Connections between countries/ISPs are not unlimited in
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
Yeah, I am in the same boat - I have boatloads of unutilized bandwidth and storage space that I would love to contribute to a worthy cause like archive.org. Ideally, I would like to be able to point at some RSS feed of torrents of relevant
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by iofiiiiiiiii 6y ago
Sounds more like a track record of owners not patching their routers. Every brand of network devices has had serious security flaws. At least MikroTik is cheap and functional.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
https://sander.saares.eu/ on media streaming and DRM. DRM is often seen as some sort of dark art. A lot of this comes from the proprietary nature of it, with NDAs on every corner and technology licensing processes that requ
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
You might want to improve the designs to lengthen the shelf-life, to enable the use of smaller amounts of nuclear and conventional explosives, to increase efficiency and reduce the fallout created and so on. There are many more attributes t
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
My preferred API design is RPC - expose various method calls to other systems. In practice, this means gRPC whenever possible, basic HTTP RPC when not, and finally SOAP is also fine if you are on a platform that has a sane implementation. I
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
The article claims that there is some push towards centralized DNS. I do not see the evidence to support this - the only reason Cloudflare is the default in Firefox is that DoH implementations are still rare. PowerDNS is free to implement D
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
Good one
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
The article in the linked post says nothing beyond repeating an obvious corporate soundbite and there is no list of articles in the comments. What list are you referring to?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
> but not unheard of (maybe 2% of our customers right now). That seems like a huge amount of customers, no? The income from 2% of customers is enough to pay for several employees' salaries, I bet.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
BitLocker is great, especially as it can also take advantage of a TPM to protect against evil maid attacks . In contrast, VeraCrypt developers did not seem to understand what a TPM is when I tried to discuss the topic with them.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
What is this thing even for? I cannot make heads or tails of the description on the website.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
But the good times came back with Google delisting threats (you cannot show different content to Googlebot VS users). This meant you could keep scrolling and what do you see - a few pages after the blurred out answers were the real answers!
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
Every single version of Edge I have used has had unexplainable random pauses and jitter in GUI responsiveness. If they do some "clever" side-thread processing and queueing of inputs, I can imagine where this comes from. It was the
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
The Revelation Space book series by Alastair Reynolds [spoilers ahead] ends with such a paperclip maximizer scenario. Someone accidentally turns on advanced sentient self-replicating terraforming robots without programming their target area
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
All of which would require the customer to make one of those lovely support calls and create opportunity for upselling!
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
Conversely, I recently did some driving in a recent Volvo with all the assist features and was pleasantly surprised to find it quite unobtrusive and actually helpful. There's hope!
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
What would solve it is having your DNS have a low lifetime and then changing the DNS to point to not-Cloudflare. It would still be down for some users as long as the old (Cloudflare) DNS is cached, though.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
I want this. If I am connecting remotely, I want to use the keyboard layouts present on my remote station, since they are likely a good match for the physical keyboard I am actually sitting behind. Remember that keyboard layouts are not jus
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
Hiding our heads in the sand only means that the vulnerabilities will not be fixed and that only especially crafty attackers (i.e. the most dangerous ones) can exploit them. We need more openness, not security based on someone's feelin
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
Thank you for linking some studies! This is very interesting to me, since I have noticed CO2 levels having a major effect on my work routine. There is a CO2 sensor on my desk for 10 years already. Generally it is around 650 ppm during a wor
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by iofiiiiiiiii 7y ago
I am a real big fan of audiobooks but unfortunately am forced to pirate them because Audible only works with DRM. I would love to buy audiobooks legally but even if I consented on principle to DRM (I do not), my MP3 players do not support D
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
The title gives the impression that this was an outage of Cloudflare's DNSSEC service, whereas in reality the Cloudflare website was down due to a DNSSEC error. Ideally the title should be clarified to make it obvious that Cloudflare c
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
What makes NH so special?

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