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by new23d 6y ago
No Home/End keys and no webcam. Otherwise I would've been recommending that in this reply from one.
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by new23d 6y ago
These fields align quite well, IMHO. Take, for example, the development and operation of robots cleaning up the Fukushima nuclear aftermath. It is a very, very tricky environment where most normal assumptions of using materials and methods
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by new23d 6y ago
I will refer you to a tweet from 2 hours before your question here, from Paul Graham himself: https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1333840629936377862 It says, "Every Christmas season, I realize how little progre
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by new23d 6y ago
A Raspberry Pi 400, a portable monitor and a battery pack. Half a laptop for less than half the price.
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by new23d 6y ago
There are some interesting challenges at https://challenges.org/take-part/#challenge-list with a prize!
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by new23d 6y ago
Your use-case does not sound like it needs control over C-states and P-states [1]. [1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/processo...
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by new23d 6y ago
The certificate will expire some day and then there will be a huge uproar about it with solutions/advise without knowing the full setup.
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by new23d 6y ago
I drive a manual for the simple reason I enjoy driving like one enjoys a sport. I am much more in control with the ability to shift into any gear just as I've thought about it, and keep it in that gear for as long as I deem necessary.
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by new23d 6y ago
Thank you for raising this! I work for a firewall vendor myself and its drives us mad when competition uses the word URL when they can only look at SNI in a TLS handshake. By competition I mean most others are doing it too. I guess one of t
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by new23d 6y ago
GCP's built-in firewalling capabilities are quite basic and on par with AWS' Security Groups and NACLs. This new offering is Suricata backed which offers much more sophisticated packet inspection, and is probably built off their r
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by new23d 6y ago
From intermediate (MITM) caches, yes. But end-clients can still cache it though. Our market is more backend API traffic so doesn't impact as much.
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by new23d 6y ago
Fully support this argument and Mozilla's initiative. I work for a firewall co and we had taken a strategic decision to not allow plaintext traffic onto the internet (from cloud deployments). It's just lazy on the client or server
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Scaling network traffic inspection using AWS Gateway Load Balancer(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by new23d 6y ago|0 comments
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Introducing AWS Gateway Load Balancer(aws.amazon.com)
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by new23d 6y ago
If one were to calculate the CVSS score or such for this, it would be pretty low.
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Pktvisor: Summarizes data streams in real time and provides HTTP interface(github.com)
2 points by new23d 6y ago|0 comments
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by new23d 6y ago
Thank you! Should you be interested in the v2 preview, drop us an email (from your work email) or follow our LinkedIn page.
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by new23d 6y ago
Several defence-in-depth checks including DNS and protocol legitimacy are carried out in v1, so no it wouldn't just allow ESNI through. Happy to invite you to the v2 preview if you drop us an email (from your work email) or follow our
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by new23d 6y ago
Yes, just through AWS and GCP marketplaces. ESNI (now Encrypted Client Hello: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-tls-esni-08 ) is still in draft. v1 of the firewall that is currently published ignores the extension
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by new23d 6y ago
We have. We are an egress firewall company and have been testing our product on Graviton2, privately, for some time now. The ARM builds will be GA in a couple of months but so far we've concluded that: 1. These offer an excellent price
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by new23d 6y ago
Logistics. Lots of research papers I noticed from Chinese universities about a decade ago on how to best package given dimensions and with constraints like what material cannot be packaged alongside what, into containers of given sizes.
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by new23d 6y ago
Very sound advice already posted on this thread. I've done this for the last year, so I'll reiterate some tricks that have enabled me to do so: 1. Yes, it's only the mornings that have worked. After a full days of work the mi
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by new23d 6y ago
Yes, I did get a birthing / maternity / pregnancy ball. They go by these names rather than gym / exercise / swiss ball. Thicker material, non-slip and burst resistant.
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by new23d 6y ago
It's a professional indemnity insurance for business in the UK. Covers defence costs as long as they can arrange the defence and everything is done with their prior approval, and the area of intellectual property infringement is in sco
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by new23d 6y ago
We could argue whether the use is descriptive when the word is used in the name of a product, but it's the unwillingness on my part to test this in the courts.
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by new23d 6y ago
It's about the use of that word in the name of a product.
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by new23d 6y ago
Got myself a 75cm exercise ball last week to sit on. Improved my lower back in just 2 days and can see myself sitting up straighter. $10 ball so much better than a $1000 chair.
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Ask HN: Cease & Desist on using the word egress. Sign it away for eternity?
17 points by new23d 6y ago|12 comments
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by new23d 7y ago
No. Proper or more sophisticated quoting syntax would encourage an author to offload some or most of the interpretation of the quoted sample to the reader. In the interest of the reader(s), the author should extract the meaningful from the