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by riobard 10y ago
Worse case scenario: USB-C is gonna ruin the entire PC/Mac industry due to confusion and potential damage.
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The Third Transportation Revolution(medium.com)
3 points by riobard 10y ago|0 comments
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by riobard 10y ago
At this point you need to follow up with convincing technical details of why Dropbox needs the circumvention to counter the accusation and rebuild the damaged trust. The reason for needing Accessibility API listed in your response is pretty
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by riobard 10y ago
From Chinese stock market.
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by riobard 10y ago
Your connection looks pretty good. My home ISP throttles UDP traffic to about 5Mbps while TCP reaches 80+Mbps. Packet loss during peak hours can be as high as 60% for UDP but a manageable single digit percent for TCP. My workplace has anti-
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by riobard 10y ago
SCTP uses IP protocol number 132. TCP is 6 and UDP is 17. Many middle boxes, especially cheap home routers, are not aware of IP protocols other than TCP/UDP (and maybe GRE/ESP if you're lukcy). Their NAT will not work with SC
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by riobard 10y ago
SCTP is problematic because middle boxes need to be made aware of it since it uses a different IP protocol. This is gonna require massive infrastructure changes and probably won't fly (like IPv6). QUIC, which runs over UDP, is easier t
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Multiplexing on top of TCP (2011)(250bpm.com)
88 points by riobard 10y ago|47 comments
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by riobard 10y ago
Script arguments are not standardized (various ways to access and different conventions). Environment variables are pretty universal. It's one of the reasons that 12-Factor App guide recommends env vars for configuration.
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by riobard 10y ago
If you do it right, you don't need to reset all customers' passwords.
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by riobard 10y ago
Could be that it's difficult to describe over the phone which keys are alt/option/command/control? "The one with four loops" vs "the one with forking road" would be funny :D
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by riobard 10y ago
For the downvoters: the original submission was titled "DNS: the Good Parts", which doesn't fit the content.
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by riobard 10y ago
So, which are the good parts?
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by riobard 10y ago
Well, this argument is dead when the skin tone variations are introduced. Now they have to be colored to be politically correct.
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by riobard 10y ago
28.0.0.0/7 is allocated to DoD. Though it's currently unrouted, can you just reuse it as needed?
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by riobard 11y ago
> AMD is still behind in power consumption This is the reason why Intel can charge anything the market is able to bear. Phones, tablets, laptops, convertibles, and servers are all power-constrained. The remaining market suitable for AM
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by riobard 11y ago
Ideally < 5 watt so it can be fanless
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by riobard 11y ago
SSH compression is your friend.
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by riobard 11y ago
The USB TTY idea is really nice!
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by riobard 11y ago
He is correct in quoting the 1000 number because each cloned phone gets you 10 tries, thus 10 x 1000 = 10^4.
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by riobard 11y ago
Is that in production system now? W-O-W! :O
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by riobard 11y ago
> Measuring only one-and-half-feet by three-and-half-feet by six inches, each Diskotech box holds as much as a petabyte of data This number is very interesting. Basically Diskotech stores 1PB in 18" × 6" × 42" = 4,536 cubi
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Go-style concurrency in C(libmill.org)
2 points by riobard 11y ago|0 comments
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by riobard 11y ago
Thanks for the tip! I would image that once HTTP/2 becomes more popular, serving ads from the same domain might even be preferred simply for the speed improvement.
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by riobard 11y ago
Could someone please explain why advertisers do not re-use functional domain names to defeat domain-based filtering? I always find it fascinating that they still use such obvious ad-only (sub)domains to host assets.
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by riobard 11y ago
Author here. I need to issue a multidomain certificate (over 2 dozen SAN) using Let's Encrypt. Existing clients authorize domains one by one (avg. 2~3 seconds per domain), which is rather slow. So I wrote my own in Go to authorize all
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Show HN: Go-acme, a Let's Encrypt (ACME) client authorizing domains in parallel(github.com)
2 points by riobard 11y ago|1 comments
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by riobard 11y ago
Thanks a lot for the guide!
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by riobard 11y ago
Is there anyway to make a router using just a single port ethernet? I'd like to have an Intel NUC to act as the main router, but it has only a single ethernet port.
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by riobard 11y ago
Has anybody ever wondered how Go's date formatting would work if the language is not English?

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