lathiat

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1411.
by lathiat 10y ago
I use BFD on our Linux servers, in combination with Linux Virtual Server (LVS, or a Load Balancer). There are 2 LVS servers which use BFD to choose who receives traffic from the core (a Juniper EX4200). The LVS servers also share state so
1412.
by lathiat 10y ago
Seems the spirit here is more smaller events, but we still run a 720-864 person event every 3 months here in Perth, Western Australia www.rflan.org
1413.
by lathiat 11y ago
it does it for you, if your phone starts getting full you'll notice apps randomly switch icon and name to Clearing or something like that quite a bit.
1414.
by lathiat 11y ago
There is LTE support in the 9.7", they just didn't talk about it for some reason.
1415.
by lathiat 11y ago
that is correct for a 6 digit pin, of course if you used an alphaumeric passcode it would take much longer. brute force 8 characters would take millions of years, though in practice you could significantly reduce the search space in typica
1416.
by lathiat 11y ago
last time I looked into this specific case, the software from precision tracking was pretty crappy and I am not remotely surprised they aborted that partnership. somewhat surprised this is still going.
1417.
by lathiat 11y ago
the problem is, theres a pretty good chance people will still send all sorts of passwords and access credentials. that's a big liability if you get exploited. should you do this? no.. but people do, all the time.. take for example thi
1418.
by lathiat 11y ago
it's not really a downgrade though, because it used to throw a yellow exclamation warning about not being secure which was problematic.