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iramiller
6y ago
One thing I haven’t seen mentioned that is extremely interesting with regards to performance is if all those demos were done on a developer test kit machine, which is itself based on the Mac mini form factor... then the fact that these syst
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iramiller
6y ago
Power and anonymity will yield extensive abuses. Even video recording isn’t very helpful for a sea of soldiers hiding behind face masks and shields. To control the abuse each soldier or officer in riot gear should have a badge number in blo
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iramiller
7y ago
Right. But it is still possible to run a DNS resolver and dump those domains in a address based blacklist at the firewall.
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iramiller
7y ago
So what we need is a DNS service that takes in all of the DNS record updates per normal DNS replication and flags these CNAME record entries into an easily consumable blocklist.
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iramiller
7y ago
I suppose with DNS level blocking of ads now impossible that means I will need to crawl my DNS blocklist and resolve those domains, then block those IP addresses at the network gateway... Even if clients punch out through a secret DoH ip th
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iramiller
8y ago
The one change that actually made this problem go away was adding a secure door to the flight deck. A box cutter isn’t going to be a threat to pilots behind that door.
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Service Fabric and Kubernetes Comparison, Distributed Systems Architecture
(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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iramiller
8y ago
Rate of calorie burn on a cycle is highly dependent on speed. Riding at 32km/h or higher absolutely consumes significant energy due to wind resistance.
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iramiller
9y ago
This seems like a classic case of applying the Five Whys [ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/5_Whys ] methodology for root cause analysis.
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iramiller
9y ago
The important part is near the bottom, free components of X-Pack will no longer require the cumbersome registration process. Also of some concern is that extra care will be required to find a version of the software that is Apache 2.0 lice
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iramiller
9y ago
Along the same lines all these ships have sophisticated radar systems and can generally track where other vessels are regardless of whether or not they are broadcasting their positions. No one would expect such niceties during wartime.
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iramiller
9y ago
Look in your health data on your iPhone under heart rate and show all data... the Apple Watch already collects heart rate samples all day long. All that's needed is something to make a nice display for the collected data points.
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iramiller
12y ago
My Audi can have the cruise set over 100 mph, at least via adjustment through the speed increase/decrease control. The car does not have to be at the set speed to verify this.
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iramiller
12y ago
This would reduce the clearance at the top of the door by at least the thickness of the two door panels. If you look at a traditional door its tracks allow the full use of the height under the header which is especially important for trucks
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iramiller
12y ago
Perhaps this is a also a growth opportunity for a private security firm. Call us, we will use our trained armed personnel to confront the suspects and return your stuff. I would hope that it would not take too many incidents of private secu
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iramiller
12y ago
I would not be surprised if eventually Netflix is forced to charge different rates to customers based on their ISP and the amount of shakedown they are forced to pay for interconnect agreements. It is easy to imagine a base rate of $8 for N
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iramiller
13y ago
An irrigation system is far more complicated than a thermostat however there are already strong contenders in this space. I use a Cyber-Rain[1] controller which adjusts based on humidity, temperature and forecast along with details provide
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iramiller
14y ago
Timing attacks like you mention here are trivially easy to prevent. Step 1: Determine how long a query for a not found user may take... Let's say 1-2 seconds since there may be many rows to deal with. Step 2: Multiply the value in step 1 by
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iramiller
15y ago
On a somewhat unrelated note... Web developers need to lay off messing with the scrolling of their mobile sites. I generally scroll a little bit at a time on my phone and the mobile version of this site tries to get fancy with simulated pa
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iramiller
15y ago
The benefits to the phone, you already have it and keeping it charged and in general not forgetting it at home are more or less taken care of. If I were considering options for additional units to purchase for determining occupancy (perhaps
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iramiller
15y ago
Why not setup a system that detects the presence of your Bluetooth phone? Perhaps even look for your phone on the wireless network if a sensitive detector is not sufficient? It would not be a stretch at that point to have a simple website
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iramiller
15y ago
You can get 16GB upgrades from OWC... And as a related point maxing out memory directly from Apple has always been more expensive.
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iramiller
15y ago
Left and Right Navigation overlaps the areas needed to scroll and read the content on my phone. The layout looks nice enough but I have a hard time believing that the designers actually tried to use this code on a phone or they would have s
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iramiller
15y ago
It may be because you appear to be targeting a smaller niche than just "doing serious stuff remotely"... Finding someone with extensive .NET experience, both web and desktop development history and a deep understanding of web security is en
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iramiller
15y ago
Has anyone seen references to how the server tools will be distributed? The rumor mill had indicated that there would be a mac app store version but I have not seen a confirmation on if these pieces are in the regular 10.7 upgrade or not.
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iramiller
15y ago
I had to head back and check the article out again since I had not noticed the width being an issue. For what it is worth it scaled down and was perfectly usable on my iPad. I find your width comments especially relevant to me right becaus
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iramiller
15y ago
I did not see this explicitly called out in the article however one of the very strong benefits of the work log being advocated is the motivation and focus provided by a list of daily accomplishments. Similar to other articles on hacker new
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iramiller
15y ago
One thing I have noticed in the Mac security space over the last few months are increasing occurrences of Trojans. It seems that with the lessons Apple has learned with curated app stores and the launch of the Mac App store Apple may actual
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iramiller
15y ago
It appears to be locked to the vertical black pole next to the middle of the bike frame.
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iramiller
15y ago
Some clarification seems to be required since I am being voted into oblivion (perhaps never ever use ever or never?:) ) When writing some code that relies on a method in a specific class or interface being present then actively test for it
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