mentat

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151.
by mentat 9y ago
The gain is decoupling deploy and implementation, not latency performance (or network reliability).
152.
by mentat 9y ago
With a security budget several orders of more, yes.
153.
by mentat 9y ago
If you use the same billing account I'm pretty sure 1 is not true. I only know at higher support levels though it is not a problem for sure.
154.
by mentat 9y ago
"unlikely"
155.
by mentat 9y ago
Angry mobs are something that cannot be controlled. There's been a lot of talk about emboldening but it seems many believe that it's ok to normalize mobs since it will be their mob that wins. That... is not guaranteed.
156.
by mentat 9y ago
They're... not unbalanced.
157.
by mentat 9y ago
Title doesn't match article and is clearly hyperbolic.
158.
by mentat 9y ago
What happens with all the correct things that are now inappropriate to say in this brave new world?
159.
by mentat 9y ago
You might want to look at how many of these problems QUIC would solve for you.
160.
by mentat 9y ago
There are truths about networking, whether people like them or not. They are not debatable, they are facts, so there's not a need to engage. If someone doesn't want to learn, there's not much to do.
161.
by mentat 9y ago
Magnetism doesn't work in space?
162.
by mentat 9y ago
It doesn't do it by calculating the information though, it uses a set of heuristics learned through consistent experience.
163.
by mentat 9y ago
Download from non-TLS site, yeah, what could go wrong.
164.
by mentat 9y ago
Has been done between Mexico and California already. Aside from that, many of the drivers aren't really given a choice, so the risk is irrelevant.
165.
by mentat 9y ago
And that's how / why the legal system is involved and it's cost them their job. Security isn't just preventing something from ever being possible.
166.
by mentat 9y ago
They're distributing at DEFCON if you know anyone going.
167.
by mentat 9y ago
Until the backup doesn't work or it does but it takes a day to recovery it or whatever. DBs aren't free, ever.
168.
by mentat 9y ago
There is not international community which regulates acceptable behavior for international criminal organizations.
169.
by mentat 9y ago
It has already happened as I've said repeatedly. I'll stop bleeding karma pointing out reality.
170.
by mentat 9y ago
"want to buy" is a pretty nebulous and person thing. It doesn't seem meaningful to talk about without fully qualifying much less say "it's not possible". We can move the goalposts all we want but those sorts of
171.
by mentat 9y ago
There are fully autonomous vehicles driving around Mountain View all the time . They are not 10 years off, it is now.
172.
by mentat 9y ago
"like" meaning not "as". I was unaware anything could be done for low hundreds of dollars. That's very interesting. Looks like your system is > $100k?
173.
by mentat 9y ago
Have you paid attention to these exploits the they produce? They're often not "easy". Also, if they are, that's the dev's fault, not theirs. Shooting the messenger to avoid responsibility, it never gets old...
174.
by mentat 9y ago
On a lighter note, Pump 6 from "Pump 6 and Other Stories" ( https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0071CX7V4/ ) is a fun take on a world that has become too good at making things that don't need maintenance.
175.
by mentat 9y ago
I curious what you think the authoritative source of gender information is. Physiology? Identity? Social placement?
176.
by mentat 9y ago
It does play those cards, for instance to mandate full disk encryption. They're moving the standard forward, just not as fast as some may want.
177.
by mentat 9y ago
The "survey" that accompanied the original customer facing message was so biased as to be ridiculous. Like "Will Google's proposed change be disruptive, massively disruptive, or business ending for you?"
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Symantec CA Response to Google Proposal and Community Feedback(symantec.com)
125 points by mentat 9y ago|125 comments
179.
by mentat 9y ago
Pervasive checksumming is going to cost a lot of CPU and touch a lot of memory. The data could be right, the checksum wrong as well. ECC double bit errors are recognized and you can handle them how you'd like, including killing the aff
180.
by mentat 9y ago
That's how they use it, that's not how you have to choose to use it. It is one of the most tedious aspects of the tool but all the different aspects exist for a reason, there just needs to be an easy mode for people starting off.

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