nickysielicki

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by nickysielicki 12y ago
I'm a fan of really cheap chromebooks. The Toshiba CB35 that recently came out is my current laptop. Don't buy that right now, though. We don't have the coreboot situation worked out, although we're close. Currently hati
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by nickysielicki 12y ago
I want so badly to leave college. It's very difficult to stomach the $20k it's costing my parents. I'm not having fun. I'm not making many connections. I'm not learning much in the classroom at all. I feel unchallen
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by nickysielicki 12y ago
These guys are ridiculously misguided. UEFI, and not coreboot which is used in all of the arm chromebooks. A server chip in a laptop at 12W. Yawn. Great idea but I'm not holding my breath.
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by nickysielicki 12y ago
What I don't fully understand is why it's necessary for an adversary to have access to all nodes on the complete path from his DDoS machine to the target IP he's trying to unmask. Wouldn't it only be necessary that I hav
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by nickysielicki 12y ago
why is it distributed in binary format?
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by nickysielicki 12y ago
I don't know how anyone can say that net-neutraility does not preclude innovation. What if I was an up and coming social media site? If all the tweens in the world were on this cell plan (which I imagine is a core demographic of this)
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by nickysielicki 12y ago
Picture yourself as a parent of a 12 year old getting their first cell phone. I would probably not buy my child this just out of principle of not supporting anything anti-net-neutraility, but I can certainly see why this plan would make sen