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by noobface 14y ago
Nope, they still link the instances. L2 domains traverse WANs in DCs now a days.
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by noobface 14y ago
Think of it as an automated method for providing configuration convergence across an infrastructure, instead of relying on manual input of routing tables.
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by noobface 14y ago
Fuck Spanning Tree edit: down voters, have you configured STP in a data center? have you had a single vmware esx instance shut down the root VLAN on a DC? Spanning tree is being addressed with solutions like this.
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by noobface 15y ago
Thanks for posting this. I love to see hardware stuff on the front page, especially such a relevant topic. I actually sat down with the director of a HPC shop a few months ago and discussed the MIC question. He was hopeful, but said nearly
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by noobface 15y ago
What you've described sounds like the existing hardware abstraction present in virtual machine monitors. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypervisor In my very layman's opinion, this is a much different problem. Specifically the cost-benefit
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by noobface 15y ago
I wonder if Sony is basing this decision on negotiations with Valve. Think about that possibility for a second. What would be the motivating factors? Sony has gotten the shit beat out of them relentlessly in terms of multiplayer/online gami
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by noobface 15y ago
He's going to fit in very well at Zynga.
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by noobface 15y ago
Infuriating. There is not precedent, or even laws in place supporting what the DoJ/ICE are doing here. They are out of control and we need this kid to win a supreme court decision to put them in check. Sean Fanning did something similar and
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by noobface 15y ago
Sounds like he's sick of the deluge of marketing dollars into these events, not necessarily the startup game. Problem is, it's unavoidable. These guys have to get their name out there as quickly and loudly as possible. It's unfortunate, but
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by noobface 15y ago
Agreed. But the fact that they've setup an internal division to explore the changes in technology and their impact on publishing is a solid positive indicator. That said, large models are slow to shift, and there's plenty of examples of bon
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by noobface 15y ago
This stuff is awesome for mass computation and clustering of intense CPU applications, but with only 4GB of RAM per blade there seems to be some applications limitations. Regardless, SeaMicro is a great pickup for AMD. They've been getting
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by noobface 15y ago
It'll just take one congressman's e-mail password to be the same as his YouPorn password, then it'll be law to encrypt.
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by noobface 15y ago
Great content. Scientific, only presents the facts, and doesn't take the typical "THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING" sensationalist approach. Good on the author and the NYT for reporting actual science.
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by noobface 15y ago
NPT4279: 2 total submissions. Startup Workaway II: Thailand. 25 founders. 10 days. 1 kick-ass resort. (startupworkaway.com) 19 points by npt4279 33 minutes ago | 3 comments Startup Workaway: 20 founders. 10 days. 1 beach house in Costa Rica
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by noobface 15y ago
I highly doubt they're proceeding in the dark. While they may not have teachers on staff, I'm sure they're consulting with the brightest minds at the best universities to develop optimal delivery.
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by noobface 15y ago
Scoble. Sorry for being so negative. I'd code you a cookie if you could understand its genius.
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by noobface 15y ago
We revolt against the software majority. Threaten to cut off their sockets.
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by noobface 15y ago
After posting and reading all the other listings. I've realized I'm one of the few hardware guys on HN. Any other hardware/low-level guys out there?
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by noobface 15y ago
Interesting for sure. Practical, nope. I despise Doctorow though. Not sure why, but I can't help but really dislike the guy. Edit: Put my finger on it finally. It's the ceaseless shilling on boing boing when he as new work coming out. Don't
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by noobface 15y ago
Not to be pedantic, but this was too generic. It reads like a cliche. If the author provided specific real-world examples (nod to DHH v. Curebits) it might help to lend some depth. To be perfectly blunt, we all wrote this shit like this in
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by noobface 15y ago
Non-sensical and vague enough to be a astrology reading.
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by noobface 15y ago
I started competitive play at 15, eventually peaking at 18 with 2 CPL showings. I probably played vs. juan at a couple LANs. The amount of focus, time, and sheer mental fortitude required showed me what it took to truly master something. Wh
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by noobface 15y ago
I've taken it upon myself to shit on anything that hasn't been already implemented. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLSR That's my current proposal for routing protocol. How it works at scale, I have no fucking idea, but I'll manually write