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liotier
10y ago
> We likely won't have a Linux client for our backup service any time soon Ok. But why ? Technical obstacles such as having to deal with distribution diversity - or is it a way of market segmentation ?
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Brief overview of first results of the MPTCP IETF97 Hackathon
(blog.multipath-tcp.org)
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10y ago
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liotier
10y ago
"Peter Thiel’s Bet on Donald Trump Wins Big" -> "Peter Thiel’s Bet on Donald Trump Wins Bigly" ... FTFY
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liotier
10y ago
Especially to exotic destinations and to services which my ISP feels like choking a little (such as Youtube)...
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liotier
10y ago
> Nobody is dicking around Well, I am. Now let met enjoy my statistical insignificance !
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liotier
10y ago
> Either a chef or a lawyer. Maybe both. So, restaurant health & safety inspector ?
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France to create ID database holding biometric data of 60M citizens
(arstechnica.co.uk)
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10y ago
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IAB Statement on IPv6
(iab.org)
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10y ago
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liotier
10y ago
Energy performance certificate, non-toxicity certificate, surface certificate, non-pledge certificate... The basics of a real estate sale in France - they make the transaction more transparent and I'm glad they are mandatory, both as a
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liotier
10y ago
> In Tokyo, being a 3 minute walk from a train/subway station easily adds a couple percent in housing value. "Couple percent" ? More than that - from what I saw in most large cities, home value is pretty much directly prop
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liotier
10y ago
> After you're done, destroy the Pi's SD card. Or sell it on eBay...
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liotier
10y ago
Whitelist if present at logon and confirm if inserted later ?
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What are malicious USB keys and how to create a realistic one?
(elie.net)
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liotier
10y ago
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liotier
10y ago
Optimize for latency of one class vs. optimize for total throughput... Both are valid choices in different contexts... Welcome to network QOS management !
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liotier
10y ago
Ok, I'll go read a few papers... I'm guessing I misled myself because I needed routing across open spaces around obstacles and that required rasterization - made me forget that the graph routing works just fine.
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liotier
10y ago
I thought that Dijkstra required rasterization... But here it appears that it works with graph... Is there something I have missed ?
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liotier
10y ago
> picture someone would have an easier time remembering that a function is called RECHERCHEV than if it were called VLOOKUP Yes, but then make that language a user-switchable parameter... It is not like Microsoft is shy of adding paramet
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liotier
10y ago
> Non native english speaker, but I use English menus for all programs, and English menu language for the OS. So do I - on workstations I control. Alas the mandatory corporate Windows laptop isn't one of them, so I have to constantl
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Snagging creds from locked Windows/OS X machines using USB-Armory/Hak5-Turtle
(room362.com)
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liotier
10y ago
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ZigBee Exploited: the good, the bad and the ugly – by Tobias Zillner [pdf]
(sicherheitsforschung-magdeburg.de)
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10y ago
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10y ago
"No one will ever need in 280 trillion files. Ever." ~bbcbasic on Hacker News, September 2016 Found in someone's email .sig in the year 2046...
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Experimenting Openstreetmap self-hosted vector tiles and client-side rendering
(lists.openstreetmap.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
An recently, in July: 1500 reindeer dead, 40 humans hospitalized amid anthrax outbreak in Siberia - https://news.vice.com/article/reindeer-dead-humans-hospitali...
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Satellites auto detect buildings in OpenStreetMap
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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France says fight against messaging encryption needs worldwide initiative
(reuters.com)
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10y ago
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liotier
10y ago
> legally requires a passport/national ID tied to the phone number Some may consider that a feature rather than a bug.
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liotier
10y ago
> Reddit is already a mostly left-wing echo-camber WTF ? My subbredits certainly are - but there is also conservative xenophobia aplenty if that is your thing !
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liotier
10y ago
> This isn't how I remember the culture years ago The very nature of Reddit is that each person will have different experience & memories: the truth of Reddit is that thre is no Reddit - there are only subreddits. So, unsubscrib
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liotier
10y ago
> What counts as "excessive"? Apparently whatever someone at CNIL thinks is excessive "Loi n° 78-17 du 6 janvier 1978 relative à l'informatique, aux fichiers et aux libertés" is quite specific about collection &a
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liotier
10y ago
Is it common for this sort of database to not expose an interface over IP ? It seems to me that a local-only database would severely restrict the use-cases - but maybe I'm just ignorant of many local-only uses. Or should another progra
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