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kbirkeland
8y ago
I'm curious what the motivation was to use int instead of uint considering indexes cannot be negative in Go.
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kbirkeland
8y ago
Unless you're peering with another stub AS, creating a prefix list for both sides is almost impossible. The current recommendation[0] is to filter inbound on customer links using either IRR or ROA. Unfortunately neither of these are
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kbirkeland
8y ago
Internet2 basically provides this service for US research organizations.
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kbirkeland
8y ago
You can patch the system and update all binaries with two commands: doas syspatch doas pkg_add -u
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kbirkeland
8y ago
Those along with downlink multi-user MIMO from 802.11ac allowed an AP to send to multiple clients at one time using spatial division multiplexing.
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kbirkeland
8y ago
The larger problem with the 2.4 GHz ISM band is the lack of non-overlapping channels along with only one station being able to transmit at a time per channel (in pre 802.11ax). There are only three non-overlapping 20 MHz channels in the 2.
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kbirkeland
8y ago
Dropbox's zxcvbn[1] seems to do a good job of this along with detecting sequences and keyboard patterns. [1] https://github.com/dropbox/zxcvbn
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kbirkeland
9y ago
Comments from yesterday regarding Signal switching to aws for fronting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16868564
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kbirkeland
9y ago
Most public wifi hotspots I've seen are unencrypted, so there'd be no need to do a MitM - just be within range to decode the client and AP transmissions.