kitteh

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by kitteh 7y ago
Didn't Comcast have a long history of sandvine boxes in passive mode until they finally realized they were too expensive and ditched them?
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by kitteh 7y ago
And that's backfired for Verizon a little bit. Think about it this way. Verizon is now a CDN: they have to get as much peering as they want. Verizon (as701) the big eyeball network has no plans to peer openly. It complicates peering ne
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by kitteh 7y ago
Most broadband access providers don't know how to build, operate or scale out compute infrastructure and the systems around it. They've tried, they've failed, they've blown a lot of money in the process. It's not th
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by kitteh 7y ago
In the mid 2000s it was common that several large broadband isps would have folks on their DNS team selling DNS traffic data under the table to people engaging in domain tasting and other things. It was only a matter of time until the isps
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by kitteh 7y ago
Hospital staff. Patient names, hospital record numbers, medication names, dosage amounts, detailed descriptions of their issues (which can be graphic).
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by kitteh 7y ago
As of a few minutes ago there is still PHI going out in the air. And this is in Seattle.
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by kitteh 7y ago
I would be much more concerned about the Chinese MANPADs that Qatar acquired and made their way into Syria and beyond.
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by kitteh 7y ago
The 530 is a SARH missile. It requires a radar system (found in the French Mirage aircraft for example) to lock and paint it's target the entire time for the missile to track and eventually detonate. It would be pretty difficult to do