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by kkielhofner 10y ago
Often times the right answer is (and should be) "show me you can find and use a use license-compatible library that typically has orders of magnitude more testing in the real world than something you feel the need to re-implement from
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
Also keep in mind that literally every hardware vendor has no problem giving great lease terms on actual hardware that you take possession of. Certainly more overhead, dev ops work, etc but yet another way to go about a desired technical ap
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
For clarification - is that a Jetson TK1 or TX1?
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
A few years back I was debugging a strange issue with an ethernet controller and Ostinato was absolutely crucial. Even with access to Ixia hardware I can't recommend it enough for packet generation work!
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
I should have mentioned that my experience is highly anecdotal - a handful of patients across a couple of doctors. Yes, these practices are 100% cash. I noted several key differences: - Top-tier education. Medical school and residency at to
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
You're describing (in a way) concierge medicine. Wikipedia has a rough description: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concierge_medicine Annual fees can run in the 10s of thousands of dollars but quality and access to
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
It would be really nice if there was a stable, maintained, and officially supported virtual machine implementation for OS X. I have an insane desktop running Linux that can do anything and everything I need. However, if my needs suddenly ex
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
Valium is a benzodiazepine (not an opiate) but don't let that fool you. I've met several people struggling with addiction that swear benzo withdrawal can be as bad or worse than opiates.
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
When I was first working as an author with O'Reilly Publishing (animal books) ~10 years ago they included a copy of "On Writing Well" in the new author welcome kit. I don't know if they still do.
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
Much has been written about the removal of the "bereavement exclusion" from the DSM 5.
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
This is very true - at this point what self-respecting hacker doesn't have a Pi or two lying around to be re-purposed? That said one of my favorite side projects last year was eliminating all of the Pis I had doing stuff like this. I u
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by kkielhofner 10y ago
I love seeing stuff like this but I have to wonder - why aren't esp8266/Arduino/etc considered more often for these applications? I understand the Raspberry Pi seems obvious (and often is) but these kinds of solutions seem mu
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by kkielhofner 11y ago
VoLTE over IP implementations typically establish an IPSEC VPN back to the operator network, authenticated using the SIM with EAP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Authentication_Prot...
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by kkielhofner 11y ago
The smoothness of this (if it is substantially better than existing VoLTE+Wifi implementations) more than likely has to do with improvements in the handset Wifi implementation and the underlying network evaluation criteria, etc. Put simply,
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by kkielhofner 11y ago
Not a typo, EAP-SIM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Authentication_Prot... https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4186
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by kkielhofner 13y ago
I've been working with this project for some time: https://github.com/pwarren/rtl-entropy Quite a bit of entropy using radio noise and a $15 RTL-SDR USB dongle. Still could use some work and review but seems like
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by kkielhofner 13y ago
A good analysis but somewhat dated. It has been established, for instance, that with a compatible SSL lib and TLS NPN support SPDY/HTTPbis can be supported on the same socket and port as HTTPS. With that said I really like what PHK has
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by kkielhofner 13y ago
Verizon appears to be using CGN (Carrier Grade NAT) for IPv4 on their LTE network. Having seen many, many SIP ALGs in the field before this looks less like intentional blocking and more like typical broken (but somewhat well intentioned) SI
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by kkielhofner 14y ago
Thanks! Let me start by saying that I'm not asking for or expecting perfect hardware or software. This does not exist. I'm looking for improvements. Sane? Let's start with "sane-er". I linked to the i210 because it offers exactly what I'm a
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by kkielhofner 14y ago
I've been thinking about your situation and I'm reminded of my own words: "there is always a reason". Would you be able to e-mail me (CAPTCHA here): http://tinyurl.com/66srzt I'd like to discuss your issue further. Thanks!
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by kkielhofner 14y ago
This. As I say in my updated post, this is a complex issue with clear combinatorial factors. More than likely it's not limited to one chip, one packet, or one EEPROM configuration. A quick reading of the web shows various unexplained issue
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by kkielhofner 14y ago
Kristian Kielhofner here - While I understand your analogy I don't think it's an accurate one. In fact, with the release of the successor to the 82574 Intel has already implemented some of the things I suggested: http://communities.intel.