java-man

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   by java-man 12y ago

   Exactly what I was thinking. Still, perhaps somebody can use it.
2. 1502.▲
   by java-man 12y ago

   That's right, sorry. You might take a look at the local ebay listings. Or, perhaps, construct a cluster out of Raspberri Pi's - save on electricity as well. :-)
3. 1503.▲
   by java-man 12y ago

   Here is the spec from dell web site: Chassis 1U Rack-mountable chassis 30.4" (77.2cm) D x 16.7" (42.6cm) W x 1.67" (4.26cm) H with bezel attached Rack Weight 35.8 lbs (16.3 Kg)
4. 1504.▲
   by java-man 12y ago

   Yes, thank you. Recycling is the default place they will go if nobody takes them. A pity - they are very well built and have decent specs. I was hoping they might still work for somebody.
5. 1505.▲
   by java-man 12y ago

   I would love to, but the cost of international shipping will be prohibitive: these things are large and quite heavy. I would imagine the cost of shipping would exceed their price on ebay. Unless you can pick them up in Palo Alto.
6. 1506.▲
   by java-man 12y ago

   I'm in California. Used computers are used to prop up open doors ;-)
7. 1507.▲
   by java-man 12y ago

   Should probably say this: Dell PowerEdge 1950 Servers Intel Xeon 2.66Ghz dual core 16 GB RAM 2 x 250GB HDD redundant power supplies
8. 1508.▲
   by java-man 12y ago

   These are 1U rack-mounted servers. Each has redundant power supplies and 16 mini-fans, noisy as hell. Don't want children to go deaf. ;-)
9. 1509.▲
   Ask HN: Where to donate two Dell servers?

   12 points by java-man 12y ago|26 comments
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    by java-man 12y ago

    So, if someone finds a vulnerability in Docker software and roots a process, your filesystem is safe? The idea is not sandboxing, it's "multiverse". Each process, even an OS one, gets its own little filesystem, and connects
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    by java-man 12y ago

    What I meant is the app/service isolation on the OS level. It should not apply just to a subset of apps, but to each and every process that runs on a device.
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    by java-man 12y ago

    "collect it all" But I wonder why we don't have application isolation as a basic design principle. Imagine an OS where applications/serices each get their own mini-filesystem, without ability to access each other's
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    by java-man 12y ago

    Check out personalized news curated by an AI, definitely not mainstream sources. http://News-AI.com
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    by java-man 12y ago

    I wrote a backup/archive tool [0] that uses authenticated encryption, scrypt, and local key management. The only thing it leaks [1] is the amount of new data added on each snapshot. [0] http://goryachev.com/products&#x
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    by java-man 12y ago

    An encrypted archive with browsing, revision history, and search: http://goryachev.com/products/secure-archive
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    Lasers Could Boost Engine Efficiency by 27%

    5 points by java-man 12y ago|0 comments
17. 1517.▲
    by java-man 12y ago

    I wrote this https://github.com/andy-goryachev/PasswordSafe
18. 1518.▲
    by java-man 12y ago

    Firefox cannot guarantee the safety of your data on gitgo.io because it uses SSLv3, a broken security protocol. Advanced info: ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap
19. 1519.▲
    by java-man 12y ago

    5) get used to surveillance society.
20. 1520.▲
    Show HN: A more secure Passwørd Safe (scrypt, EAX)(github.com)

    1 points by java-man 12y ago|0 comments
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    by java-man 12y ago

    amazon.com dropped support for 256 bit ciphers a week ago, I wonder why.
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    by java-man 12y ago

    "Firefox cannot guarantee the safety of your data on www.amazon.com because it uses SSLv3, a broken security protocol. Advanced info: ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap"
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    Amazon.com fails to connect with 256 bit cipher

    1 points by java-man 12y ago|1 comments
24. 1524.▲
    by java-man 12y ago

    NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
25. 1525.▲
    by java-man 12y ago

    exactly. soviet space craft always land on the ground. why is this news?
26. 1526.▲
    by java-man 12y ago

    Where is Figure II?
27. 1527.▲
    by java-man 12y ago

    Some things ARE expensive because they are difficult, require quality components or processing. I would rather spend on difficult science than on dumb bombs...
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    by java-man 12y ago

    NuPIC is a Python / C++ open source project that implements hierarchical temporal memory (HTM) as described in the HTM White Paper. http://numenta.org/htm-white-paper.html
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    NuPIC 0.1 Released(numenta.org)

    2 points by java-man 12y ago|1 comments
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    Why won't anybody think of the children?(blog.erratasec.com)

    3 points by java-man 12y ago|0 comments