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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Using something like "time tcpdump -c 1000 -w file.pcap ..." which stops after 1000 packets is always a good idea. It helps catch a too greedy BPF expression (PCAP filter), before using to many resources. Also always output to a f
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Non-SlideShare link (I think it is the same): http://cdn.oreillystatic.com/en/assets/1/event/115/Choosing%...
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A BoF on kernel network performance(lwn.net)
3 points by mortenlarsen 11y ago|0 comments
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
A bit could have been flipped in the software or the result of the function (true/false), but in the number itself there appear to be no single bit flips that make it prime (at least in the binary representation). Edit: A single bit fl
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
I don't think so. The files are mostly going to be stored contiguously. There is of-cause the journal that is written, but it is not exactly what I would call random. I guess something like SystemTap could be used to determine this but
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
The only situation where I have found disk (SD) IO to be lacking on the RPI is when running apt-get install or upgrade. I have not run any services that generates a lot of log entries or random writes in general. Maybe it is because I don&#
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Why? SanDisk Extreme is faster except for 4K random writes, according to this table. I don't think 4K random writes matters much for most workloads you are going to put on a Raspberry PI.
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
To my mind this is equivalent of blackmail. He may be better off with this solution, but I still think it is nothing short of blackmail. I think this because of the imbalance of power. What he can expect to earn in a lifetime is a drop on t
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
And remember to use cat -v if you read it with cat. https://ma.ttias.be/terminal-escape-sequences-the-new-xss-fo...
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Thank you very much.
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Please make a torrent.
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Also signal input can in certain cases power devices[1]. [1] https://youtu.be/1jOJl8gRPyQ?t=502
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
A friend of mine from Lebanon invited me and a some friends for a huge feast. Among the many dishes was Kibbeh. Both Kibbeh nayyeh (raw), and Kibbeh b'Sinniyeh (baked), I really enjoyed it as well as the many other dishes. I highly rec
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Also on Ubuntu. I (only) have 671 fonts, no delay at all for me.
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Reference: Cory Doctorow: The coming war on general computation [28C3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYqkU1y0AYc
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
They already have some information, so you might as well give them more information? Substitute money for information, and I would love to do business with you. "You are already paying me $20, so you might as well give me $100."
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
That is mostly due to extreme taxes.
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Sadly, How Windows 10 Reveals Microsoft's Ethics Armageddon(lauren.vortex.com)
47 points by mortenlarsen 11y ago|61 comments
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Windows 10 “steals” your bandwidth(lauren.vortex.com)
94 points by mortenlarsen 11y ago|75 comments
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Up Goer Five: https://xkcd.com/1133/
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Vulnerability in Microsoft Font Driver Could Allow Remote Code Execution(technet.microsoft.com)
172 points by mortenlarsen 11y ago|49 comments
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
I feel your pain. I have had similar problems over the last 15 years that I have been running my own mail server, but mostly with hotmail when they were the gmail of their time. (they would accept the mail and then silently drop it) I woul
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Presentation slides: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Gladdy/numerical-fpga-thes...
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
I agree, that would be interesting. Removing the SIM would not prevent the phone from communicating using GSM (emergency services, should still work). But I guess it would probably prevent data (EDGE, 3G, 4G etc.) from being active. Also I
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
s/can/can't
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
The problem with copying and pasting from a website is not whether you think you know what the command does. It is that copying from a HTML page might contain stuff you can see. https://thejh.net/misc/website-terminal-c
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
One small benefit of using a non default port is that it keeps down the noise from automated scans. So any "real" suspicious activity will now stand out as it is not drowned out by the noise anymore.
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
Some people use slightly odd key-sizes on purpose, in the hope of buying a little extra time in case something like the Debian OpenSSL bug happens again.
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by mortenlarsen 11y ago
With regard to the Gillette blades, get a RazorPit. It has saved me a ton of money. The blades stay almost like new for months. I am not affiliated with the product in any way.
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Unpacking CCTV Firmware(itsjack.cc)
33 points by mortenlarsen 11y ago|8 comments

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