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by pyvpx 10y ago
FreeBSD appreciates, but doesn't need donations like the OpenBSD foundation does. many FreeBSD committers are FTE for a number of commercial outfits and work on FreeBSD full time. OpenBSD has hackathons, that are funded by donations.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
because they subsidize every ride. significantly. traditional taxis are actually profitable with what they charge. uber is not.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
as someone who has been involved in a number of moronic ISP designs, operations, and build outs --- asymmetric access networks are designed that way due to actual traffic patterns and physical medium constraints. you can argue "if ever
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by pyvpx 10y ago
Interesting. Now that I think about it, every single one of my networking and/or sysadmin friends have realized significant upward mobility in the past decade. any of my programming friends have either gone freelance or simply changed
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by pyvpx 10y ago
and if you don't need a GUI, you can always install OpenBSD -- no extras required. it includes a useful OSPF and BGP daemon, BFD in the next release (I believe), and a version of pf that isn't a few years old :)
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by pyvpx 10y ago
they tried that, and all the tax experts they could hire said they'd still get a huge IRS bill.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
could you clarify what you mean by Social Proof?
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by pyvpx 10y ago
what developers have they hired? besides Neville as a consultant for FreeBSD netstack performance improvements.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
the bespoke part is "what is your definition of down?". is it 10% packet loss? is it physical loss of link? is it something else? is it a combination? is it 15 seconds of $X or a full minute?
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by pyvpx 10y ago
it doesn't work very well, even for the little OPN/pfSense do.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
you also dislike many OpenBSD policies, and developers.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
P4 language. Truly defining networks via software is currently and will continue to be amazing.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
well, no. now the excuse will shift from AWS doesn't support IPv6 to Kubernetes doesn't support IPv6 :p
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by pyvpx 10y ago
Google Maps? in 2001??
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by pyvpx 10y ago
why would I use this over tarsnap?
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by pyvpx 10y ago
is this SafeGuard from safeguardtek.com? is this provided by your ISP directly? do you mind sharing which ISP provides this service to you?
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by pyvpx 10y ago
TCP Anycast - Don’t believe the FUD Matt Levine (CacheNetworks), Barrett Lyon (BitGravity), Todd Underwood (Renesys) Operational experience with TCP and Anycast https://www.nanog.org/meetings/nanog37/presentations&
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by pyvpx 10y ago
I moved to Berlin almost three years ago, and extended/expanded my company here. I am not a start-up, though I am developing a product, but more of a one-man consulting shop. Getting a self-employed VISA is not easy unless you have som
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by pyvpx 10y ago
but plenty of Google Global Caches, so performance (latency to cached objects and DNS queries) is still quite good
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by pyvpx 10y ago
load and network conditions (paths from you to Tokyo are experiencing packet loss for $REASONS, Singapore is overloaded/broken/full, etc).
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by pyvpx 10y ago
as someone who has never written a compiler but has an intense interest in doing so, this is also very welcomed!
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by pyvpx 10y ago
in open source man power is the hardest part, no?
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by pyvpx 10y ago
you'd think such a project so heavily supported by Google would have IPv6 support. Hell, you'd think it'd be native/first-class.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
with very similar names?
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by pyvpx 10y ago
then what is the alt-right to its supporters?
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by pyvpx 10y ago
baseless? a current, active Russian politician (whose name and position escape me) publicly said 'we might have helped with Wikileaks' it's far from baseless -- no matter how (correctly) suspicious one is of anything the NSA
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by pyvpx 10y ago
alt-right by definition is racist and sexist. that is the definition of the alt-right platform.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
it's not a homework assignment :) thanks for the link. I'm looking to parse a simple but unknown configuration file format deduced only from known good examples.
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by pyvpx 10y ago
let's say I wanted to learn the grammar of/how to parse a context-sensitive grammar from a 100 or thousands of valid examples -- what's the best approach?
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by pyvpx 10y ago
I'm curious what is the average revenue per GB of 4G (or mobile data in general). That the entirety of their 4G network bandwidth usage is about 30Gbps (averaged over the month) is slightly surprising to a not-mobile network engineer s

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