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by m-app 8y ago
This is exactly what has been researched at multiple security companies and productized by Cisco under "Encrypted Traffic Analytics". This is based on research from 2016 that can be found on arXiv: https://arxiv.org&#x2
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by m-app 8y ago
Before anyone decides not to read the article because of this TLDR, this is not the summary at all. Which is more, a new Google gadget (Expedition) requires L2 adjacency which is pretty much always blocked in business environments for secur
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by m-app 8y ago
I'm just about finishing the Stripe Press re-release. It's an amazing collection of stories in a beautiful book. Can highly recommend it.
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by m-app 8y ago
It doesn't say what growth – perhaps it's revenue growth, but my interpretation would be network/bandwidth/user/devices growth. The unfortunate thing with these huge service providers is that the number of people th
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by m-app 8y ago
> The failsafe is pilots talk to each other in the air. There are lots of totally unmanned airports and airports have established procedures to follow if you don't have radio contact. This makes sense, of course there will be conti
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by m-app 8y ago
I wonder what would be the failsafe on these systems? Are there redundant cameras? I would guess there will be dual fiber paths, but other than that? Or is the visual aspect just a relic and can most remote operation be done using radar&#x2
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by m-app 8y ago
From the FAQ: http://www.eso.org/public/about-eso/faq/faq-vlt-paranal/#18 > Q: Could the VLT take a picture of the Moon-landing sites? > A: Yes, but the images would not be detailed enough to show
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by m-app 8y ago
Just want to thank you for `strap` and your `dotfiles` repo's, Mike! They've been terrifically helpful in setting up my Mac environment.
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by m-app 8y ago
> afaik, conf-d is not in erlang though Most of the actual Configuration Database (CDB) is written in Erlang. Which also explains the statement made Cisco during the conference. > what conf-d/tail-f brings to the table is the dis
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by m-app 8y ago
Not network controller in the "SDN" sense of the word, but more the management plane of the devices. In essence, the former Tail-f company (acquired by Cisco) had written a daemon (ConfD) that network equipment vendors would OEM t
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by m-app 8y ago
Could it be this one from 2013? http://blog.priceonomics.com/post/45768546804/diamonds-are-b...
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by m-app 9y ago
A bit related: just last weekend I learned about [0] a YouTube channel that shows railroad crossing in (mainly) The Netherlands: https://www.youtube.com/user/SAjustusSA The most viewed video has 16M views which seems s
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by m-app 9y ago
Sales is also a rather short-term, target-oriented activity. If you would incentivise developers on those same short-term goals, this would have a negative impact on the quality and innovation of your product, since they'd also start c
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by m-app 10y ago
Looks to me a bit more akin to Cisco's Spark, although without the video endpoints, digital whiteboard and end-to-end security. https://www.ciscospark.com/products/overview.html D: I work at Cisco and use Spark da
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by m-app 10y ago
40 Gbps would actually be exactly 5 Gigabytes per second (divided by 8).
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by m-app 10y ago
Although I mostly skimmed the article, I have to say that the feeling I got from the article changed a couple of times between positive v. negative. This left me confused and because of that I guess I missed the point as well.
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by m-app 10y ago
I caught this one, which is almost completely filled: http://imgur.com/a/H58J4
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by m-app 10y ago
To be honest, the original title used to be just that: http://security.stackexchange.com/posts/128254/revisions
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by m-app 10y ago
ICQ and all it's features and add-ons made IM'ing so much fun. I remember the feature where you could type and your keypresses (incl. backspace) were immediately transmitted to the other side. You could also talk to random strange
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by m-app 10y ago
Found it funny that one of their patches reduces a function to: static int should_we_balance(struct lb_env *env) { return 1; }
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by m-app 11y ago
Except that in this case it doesn't matter. The real forwarding is done in the ASIC's of the switches.
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by m-app 11y ago
Funny, I immediately associated it with Team Cymru [1] and apparently they did use the original Welsh Dragon as their logo but changed it to a more modern variant [2]. [1]: https://www.team-cymru.org/about-us.html [2]: htt
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by m-app 11y ago
Also, using 'rdisk' instead of the 'disk' dev-file is much faster: http://superuser.com/questions/631592/why-is-dev-rdisk-about...
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How to Store Light and Understand the Laser Principle(rp-photonics.com)
32 points by m-app 11y ago|1 comments
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by m-app 11y ago
> Hell, I can't even get a normal Digital Ocean server instance to programmatically drop and recreate doing minimal things like creating a user and setting SSH keys. I suppose if I wanted to learn something heavyweight like Chef or
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Dr. NMS – Facebook Network Management System [pdf](ripe71.ripe.net)
1 points by m-app 11y ago|0 comments
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by m-app 11y ago
Also interesting was the mention of the Clipper key escrow debacle, and how this theme has recently popped up again.
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No correlation between uncorrectable and correctable memory errors [pdf](cisco.com)
5 points by m-app 11y ago|0 comments
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by m-app 11y ago
Also, Tubes by Andrew Blum to get a taste of the physical part of the Internet. ( http://www.amazon.com/Tubes-A-Journey-Center-Internet/dp/006... )
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by m-app 11y ago
Indeed. NASA showed the following slide, comparing the different temperatures: http://snpy.in/NdFEnS

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