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by jauer 4y ago
This. All these comments (and this article) worried that this is MS coming to take their Linux or whatever are missing that this is something their biggest customers want. We need this in our corporate client device fleet to counter specifi
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by jauer 4y ago
I mean, the first step is actually determining what the sex-specific mechanism is. Microbes in your gut generally aren't checking sex chromosomes. They interact with sex hormones (see Rizzetto et al., 2018 cited in the paper for this v
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by jauer 4y ago
How do you figure? Clients can connect to the server on the same server port, so connection limit is more like 64k*2 for every Client IP-Server IP pair.
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by jauer 5y ago
Generally speaking, the current generation of large infra/content providers do not appreciate countries taking advantage of their services to harm their customers and will intervene to negate or deter such actions. I'd describe th
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by jauer 5y ago
Things like this have been around for nearly (at least?) 10 years, but are not well-known outside of spaces that care about telco-style demarc & OAM systems. An example from ~2012 would be the RAD MiNID which is available in a handy &qu
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by jauer 5y ago
The FBI has a long history of going after leftist groups. In recent memory: https://archives.fbi.gov/archives/news/testimony/the-threat-... This sounds like it's creating a central function instead of le
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by jauer 5y ago
Eh, stick around humanitarian spaces for more than a few seconds and you'll run into moral conflicts from working with/around the international NGOs as well. There's no moral high ground to be had when you are working for the
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by jauer 5y ago
> Many interactions are not entirely on/off, and they are influenced by a lot of other factors in the environment of the cell. This is a part that really doesn't match well to how people understand coding. Eh, I think you are c
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by jauer 5y ago
It's not new. You can get private address space that's routed into your network, but if you trust telco network security, you probably don't have anything worth protecting (or run a VPN over the top and only use the private A
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by jauer 5y ago
This article appears to be nonsense from a fascinatingly nonsensical site. Is someone running fake news site using a large language model? The front page: full of headline clickbait with paragraph segments of nonsense. For example: "Th
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by jauer 5y ago
I'd consider stingrays one of the least useful tools since they require logistics: you need to have one installed somewhere or have logistics to deploy them quickly to an area. If you aren't careful, your target could become aware
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by jauer 5y ago
The tunnels between carriers could be encrypted. They don't _have_ to be. The LTE S1 link (eNodeB <-> packet core) may not be. Like, if your eNB is a picocell or feeding a DAS, it probably is doing backhaul over IPSec over intern
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by jauer 5y ago
I won't carry any water for aforementioned company's explanations, "AI did it" or not. Speaking generally, spam detection (even in email) often has as much to do with the behavior of whoever is trying to send a message a
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by jauer 5y ago
It's likely a false positive. We have no interest in trying to block it based on content. (I work on network security/integrity, including terrestrial and subsea optical, at aforementioned company).
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by jauer 5y ago
s/assess/augment/g
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by jauer 5y ago
This is why firefighters practice breaking into buildings.
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by jauer 5y ago
Facebook's answer was "fine, we'll build our own routers" (in the datacenter, which is where quantity comes in, and is now v6-only (with few exceptions): https://www.internetsociety.org/resources/dep
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by jauer 5y ago
(approximately) Cloudflare provides a proxy service that you'd use to access your B2 data from home or other cloud without paying for egress. They can do this because it costs almost nothing to move data between B2 and Cloudflare, and
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by jauer 5y ago
> - Telecom. The US no longer has anybody who makes telephone central office equipment. The US can no longer make smartphones. Adtran (Huntsville, AL & just acquired ADVA), Infinera (fab in Sunnyvale, CA). Both make optical transport
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by jauer 5y ago
(also frustrated) re: adboys and girls, the problem (at least in the US) is that vaccines are political, so persuading people to get them is seen as dangerously close to subverting democratic society. Same thing as taking action to counter
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by jauer 5y ago
Didn't say I was offended, but let me elaborate on that part, because I think some guys get confused on what's offensive. Look, I like guys. I like it when guys appreciate my appearance. They have to look at me to do so. I'm
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by jauer 5y ago
I live in an area with a unusually high number of wlw :) Women seem to have different facial cues when critiquing outfits. Straight women seem to be less guarded with those cues. It's a totally different facial expression from checking
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by jauer 5y ago
Oh, didn't realize I'd posted that. It was a dream that I remembered long enough to write it down.
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by jauer 5y ago
Except my comment was not complaining about it. It was noting a disparity in observed behavior.
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by jauer 5y ago
Yet somehow lesbians aren't the ones eyefucking my breasts when I'm at the grocery store.
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by jauer 5y ago
FB job reqs are drafted in collaboration with engineering, not imposed by HR (but really they are often copy-pasted and slightly modified from existing). If you look at FB job reqs in prod network engineering (network in title, infrastructu
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by jauer 5y ago
Your understanding of how Nebula works is incorrect. If you checked Nebula's readme you'd see the following: > Nebula lighthouses allow nodes to find each other, anywhere in the world. A lighthouse is the only node in a Nebula
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by jauer 5y ago
You can’t really tell who is using a cable without access to quite a bit of contractual data. Cable capacity is generally leased as strands, then subleased as waves, then someone leases L2 circuits on top of that. Not like L3 where you can
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by jauer 5y ago
There's more involved in than just raw CPU cycles. It's not something that is easily adapted to BOINC, but trying to offload things to BOINC to free up clusters better suited to training models might make sense.
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by jauer 5y ago
Several people with some form of FreeBSD commit access (including past members of FreeBSD Core Team) work for Facebook. FreeBSD was at one point (and may still be, I haven't checked in a few years) used in the bootstrap process for FB&

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