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lwf
14y ago
https://www.cs.cornell.edu/projects/civitas/
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Faking the Apollo missions was not technically possible in 1969. [Video]
(gizmodo.com)
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14y ago
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lwf
14y ago
MLA has been generally allergic to URLs, which I find sort of obnoxious.
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lwf
14y ago
The focus on finding "who's at fault" is going to immediately put people on the defensive, I'd imagine.
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lwf
14y ago
There's a lot going on during IAP… see for example http://student.mit.edu/iap/fc6.html
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14y ago
Works for me.
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14y ago
To be clear, MIT SIPB maintains services at MIT, but does not maintain MIT's network. Further details as to the root cause are forthcoming. It is not clear whether this was an attack or not.
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lwf
14y ago
Google peers directly with MIT, so connections there do not have to go to the public internet.
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14y ago
Hi there! We know MITnet is down, and we're pretty sure its an issue with BGP. We've been having issues periodically over the past few weeks, and this is almost certainly not the result of an attack, just network misconfiguration. -- Lu
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Hi there! We know MITnet is down, and we're pretty sure its an issue with BGP. We've been having issues periodically over the past few weeks, and this is almost certainly not the result of an attack, just network misconfiguration. -- Luke f
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Django should really put this in a separate file
(code.google.com)
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14y ago
Gmail often says "reconnecting" for me, and this does not always work correctly unless I manually tell it to "reconnect now".
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lwf
14y ago
This shows a bit of a misunderstanding of how copyright law works. Just because a tool was used in creating a work does not mean that the created work is a derivative, unless the work somehow incorporates the tool.
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14y ago
> Their colleagues aren't allowed to sit in the same cafeteria as the Android developers Well, the Android cafe isn't advertised to Googlers, but any Googler can dine there.
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14y ago
Yes, which makes innovation sad.