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3y ago
The Hebrew calendar is a marvel of historical engineering and complexity. Both solar and lunar with exceptions to accommodate Shabbat and other holidays, and be consistent with the Torah. https://stevemorse.org/hebrewcalenda
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In my case I'm using mTLS and verifying the CN of the client cert. This is for an internal service. I'm also surprised the recommended headers doesn't include the event type. I found it beneficial to be able route the event b
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3y ago
RFC 791: > The time is measured in units of seconds, but since every module that processes a datagram must decrease the TTL by at least one even if it process the datagram in less than a second, the TTL must be thought of only as an uppe
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3y ago
dang did a show HN for the second-chance pool: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998308
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The typical candidate I might ask doesn't know that IP packets include a TTL field. So we start simpler: "What is a packet?" "What is a router?" "How does a packet get to the destination?" "What if th
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3y ago
I watched Naked City (1948) the other night and there's a scene with a milkman delivering from a horse drawn carriage. I wondered, how long did horse-drawn carriages continue to be used in NYC (not including the carriage rides in Cen
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How do those untrenchable locations receive water and sewer? If water and sewer can be installed underground, why not fiber? Isn't it just that traditional trenching would have been too expensive for Google to justify? Google apparentl
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Well, the threat of it at the time did anyway. I don't think they still offer the same deal for new signups. I keep thinking I've slipped through some crack in their billing system.
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I haven't had any trouble with AT&T fiber. My bandwidth has never been capped. I don't run public servers from my home, but I do have family who stream from a Plex server and it's never been an issue. I bypass the AT&
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Unix sys admin, build & release, developer tooling, operations. We use the Internet every day. I like folks to have an idea how it works, to be intellectually curious, and to be generally informed about the technology they use. The trac
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It's IP and ICMP and possibly UDP, which are all part of TCP/IP, aka the Internet protocol suite.
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Here's what Jon Postel wrote in IEN 41[1] in June 1978: > The time to live is set by the sender to the maximum time the segment is allowed to be in the internetwork system. If the segment is in the internetwork system longer than th
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3y ago
The looking glass sites often include a traceroute tool too, but "looking glass traceroute" may return better results. Unfortunately most of them have bitrotted. :-(
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> I realized I had never seen this sort of thing on the web before. Search for: "looking glass bgp" and you'll find some[1]. One of the first CGI programs I wrote nearly three decades ago (ugh...) was a Perl script that wr
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Reminiscences from the end of the horse era in New York City (1952)
(untappedcities.com)
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The freeze/thaw cycle causes things to work their way out of the ground, so buried things you want to stay put need to go below the freeze line. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frost_heaving
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The U.S. sorta did this in the copper days: the local/incumbent phone company owned the copper from the home to the CO (central office) and then phone service could be handled by either the ILEC or CLEC. And you could dial-in to whatev
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Summary: Google tried to "nano"-trench Louisville, KY using 2" deep trenches (by comparison micro-trenching is typically 6" deep) then use epoxy to cover the trench. The epoxy didn't stand up to tires. Google tried
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I have a home theater. I don't know how big the market is, but you can buy receivers from a half dozen manufacturers (Denon, Yamaha, Sony, Onkyo as well as a bunch of speciality brands), digital projectors (Epson, Sony, JVC, BenQ and a
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Doh, you're right. Thank you for the correction.
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You can technically omit the double-quotes during a scalar variable assignment (as long as it's not preceded by a modifier such as `export`), so the outermost quotes are not needed above. https://unix.stackexchange.com/
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You don't need realpath. The `cd` into the directory + `pwd` is equivalent. BASH_SOURCE[0] obviously only works with bash.
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I'd take that bet. The Ranger isn't manufactured anymore (edit: yes it is; can't recall having seen one though) and I've never seen a Maverick used commercially. I don't think I've even seen one that didn'
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Subscribers get 10 gift links a month. They added this sometime in the last year or two. I've been able to stay perennially subscribed to the NYT for $5/month. It's a love/hate relationship and I've probably unsubsc
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FYI, these substitutions are POSIX: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/V... Also a couple mnemonic hints: % vs #. On US keyboards, # is shift-3 and is to the left of % which is shift-5
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Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/29/us/henry-kissinger-dead.h...
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It has nothing to do with pymalloc's performance per se. Rather, the performance issue only occurs when using `rep movsb` on AMD CPUs with certain page/data alignment. Pymalloc just happens to be using page/data alignment tha
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I'm not sure that your comment is responsive to the original post. FSRM is fast on Intel, even with single byte strings. AMD claims to support FSRM with recent CPUs but performs poorly on small strings, so code which Just Works on Inte
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She could write a movie from her story: > On 31 August 1997, startled by the news of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, Amélie drops a plastic perfume-stopper, which dislodges a wall tile and accidentally reveals an old metal box whi
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Isn't the high startup cost what FSRM is intended to solve? > With the new Zen3 CPUs, Fast Short REP MOV (FSRM) is finally added to AMD’s CPU functions analog to Intel’s X86_FEATURE_FSRM. Intel had already introduced this in 2017 w
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