mikecb

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by mikecb 10y ago
Three missions even, if you count offensive operations, as our laws do.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Interestingly, it's a little bit more complex. The so called two-man rule does exist for release of nuclear arms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Command_Authority That is, the President's order is nec
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by mikecb 10y ago
> It's too bad Congress can't find a way to permit this activity in some limited fashion without just ignoring it (congress please RTFM: Article I, Section 8, Clause 11). We have the War Powers act. We have the AUMF. We have fu
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by mikecb 10y ago
Perhaps the United States has secret law because it's one of a very small set of jurisdictions (read: pretty much only) that subjects the most classified actions to a comprehensive and deeply integrated legal framework. For some intere
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by mikecb 10y ago
It was submitted to Apache by MIRACL Labs, so seems appropriate, if not creative.
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by mikecb 10y ago
This is not a detention under the NDAA. This case has nothing to do with the NDAA. Further, Obama's signing statement of that law stated that his Administration believed such provision to be unnecessary and unconstitutional: "More
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by mikecb 10y ago
To be clear, you're saying they're just testing the waters with Chromium? Or with Fiber, which makes its own hardware STB/routers, or with this whole internet performance thing in general? Chrome devices have 5 years of updat
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by mikecb 10y ago
Ah, you're right. I was using the term loosely.
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by mikecb 10y ago
It's on the roadmap, but so far hasn't passed QA testing. The engineering time is going into upstream too, so ath9k, hostap, and other big networking libs are benefiting from this.
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by mikecb 10y ago
There are security implications: How do you provision a cert for it? Do you really want it running a full web server? The native application is pretty great, because I can manage it from anywhere. (Which includes managing my parents one fro
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by mikecb 10y ago
Just for everyone focusing on gimmicky features, this is an OnHub, which are intended to just work. Under the hood, they run ChromiumOS, including things like trusted boot (yes, this home router has a tpm), and the A/B partitions so wh
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by mikecb 10y ago
This is part of Onhub, which can be a part of the mesh, and they both use the same app.
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by mikecb 10y ago
iPhone or Android.
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by mikecb 10y ago
It was the same hardware, with a different headline feature. This _is_ part of the onhub ecosystem, and onhubs will be able to be a part of this mesh.
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by mikecb 10y ago
I think you guys should really take a look at the scenarios people are using lambda for and show how those map to appengine, cloud functions, and even endpoints, because they all more than make up for lambda's functionality.
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by mikecb 10y ago
There are many comparisons, but you should find them yourself so you know where they came from. IMO, big benefits in billing per minute rather than hour, discounts applied automatically when running longer instances, up to 30% off for a who
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by mikecb 10y ago
You'd still use core on your own servers, but this has the benefit of tight integration with GCE, like verified boot, as well as the accounts and IAM system (seamless key management). But cloud-init configs work across both.
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by mikecb 10y ago
https://domains.google is a thing.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Though, 4 of those are US Gov only.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Yeah, the cables were very cool to see. For others reference, the Iowa DC's are two buildings a third of a mile long and at least two stories of data halls, with at least one other smaller footprint that I believe is 4 stories, and ple
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by mikecb 10y ago
Just a hobby. Some people build models, I hunt for infrastructure. It's fun to follow the build-ups as newer sat imagery is available. For business purposes, I guess it would be interesting to know if the new regions (if they aren&#x27
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by mikecb 10y ago
Cool! I've been going mostly off of satellite photos and guesses. If you can answer, are most of these new regions in leased DC's? Can you be more specific on locations? (It's going to be hard to find Tokyo just looking at ma
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by mikecb 10y ago
New regions in Tokyo, Sydney, Singapore, Mumbai, Finland, Frankfurt, London, Sao Paulo and N. Virgina, with 3 zones per region (2 in Fin and Sing)? That brings them to 37 (edit: soon 38 with a third zone in Oregon) zones in 14 regions. In a
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by mikecb 10y ago
EIOL is a representation of one school of economic thought up to a certain time. It includes many of the principles taught to high school and 101-level college students, but it may mislead readers who are unaware that there are other models
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by mikecb 10y ago
I just recently used lego for dns based issuance, and it was excellent.
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by mikecb 10y ago
https://github.com/youtube/vitess/issues/1861#issuecomment-2...
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by mikecb 10y ago
> make Hangouts enterprise focussed by integrating more into the Google apps and keep Allo/Duo as the consumer focused communication apps which i think is a great strategy. This makes a lot of sense: there are some big differences i
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by mikecb 10y ago
Unless I missed something, whether or not they are for training or inference has not been clarified.
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by mikecb 10y ago
This is sometimes true, though there are more relevant examples, such as multiple counts of the same crime. There's a concept in American criminal law of lesser included offenses ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Less
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by mikecb 10y ago
Two mistakes in his reasoning that make that point in particular not well put: 1. It takes time, and only time, to develop this skill. It can't be ordered by fiat. He hired junior devs, so this is what he gets. 2. He's thinking in

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