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by mdb31 5y ago
Yes, Mikrotik MAC-telnet works regardless of the IP configuration: it's technically broadcast UDPv4 to port 20561, but the address information in the protocol data is the only thing that's required for it to work. So the IP addres
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by mdb31 5y ago
Oh, this is long-awaited, if it works. For context: Mikrotik uses some (semi-)proprietary, but pretty nifty protocols to manage their gear. One of these protocols, MAC-telnet, has been reverse-engineered pretty extensively previously. But,
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by mdb31 5y ago
Really? You never had to change a single line of code in a servlet due to JRE/host environment changes? I've had to migrate my server-side Java code at least twice in the last decade. But possibly I'm just not understanding
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by mdb31 5y ago
Well, I don't know what you consider "significantly sized enterprise platforms", so I can't really refute you on that. Maybe, possibly, include a small example here? Your complaints about the "MVC middleware stack i
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by mdb31 5y ago
Your response is not only hyperbole, but also not very consistent with, like, reality. If you've really used .NET "from beta", you'll know that the platform became a snoozefest around 4.5, only to be revived around Core
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by mdb31 10y ago
You can already pass big arrays to unmanaged code without copying just fine: allocate a GCHandle of type Pinned, and pass AddrOfPinnedObject as the pointer. The use case for Span is more within the managed realm: it allows pointer-like mani
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by mdb31 10y ago
From the linked page: "Open only to legal residents of the 50 U.S. and D.C". So, no, apparently I can't...
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by mdb31 13y ago
No personal experience with deploying Cloudflare, but they're pretty widely used (including by the very site you're on right now), so if you're really having urgent issues, I'd definitely give them a call.
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by mdb31 13y ago
50-100 requests per second doesn't sound like an attack (or at least not a very scary one, depending on request size...), more like a crawler or prefetcher gone haywire. Anyway, best way to figure out what's going on, is to genera
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by mdb31 13y ago
Referring to people by their US visa class is, eh, a little demeaning. I’m not a H1-B, B-1 or L-1: I’m your coworker, a tourist, or just plain a human being.
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by mdb31 14y ago
Abort would terminate the entire process, whereas Fail would return an error code to it. Older (pre-2.x?) versions of DOS did not support the concept of I/O error codes at all, so the Fail option wasn't present: instead, you had the charmin
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by mdb31 14y ago
The SmartScreen connection uses SSLv3 just fine on my machine. Here's an example payload: https://gist.github.com/3448961 (I initially posted this on HN directly, which broke the site layout, so I deleted that post -- sorry about that!) T