rubatuga

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   by rubatuga 6y ago

   Literally a password page, that the hospital logs into before uploading the infected IDs. Or public key encryption. I think you should read the white paper.
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   by rubatuga 6y ago

   I'm not sure if you understand, but your phone keeps a record of when it encountered *other users who were infected, and the time of contact as well. If another user becomes sick, we can assume they were contagious for the whole day.
3. 873.▲
   by rubatuga 6y ago

   Why square root and not log?
4. 874.▲
   by rubatuga 6y ago

   $20 seems a bit expensive considering there are $5 VMs
5. 875.▲
   by rubatuga 6y ago

   Probably not going well
6. 876.▲
   by rubatuga 6y ago

   Yes, the comments, even if rare, make my day!
7. 877.▲
   by rubatuga 6y ago

   This sounds like a feature to me.
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   by rubatuga 6y ago

   > The fax requires a 56KHz channel This is quite wrong. I believe you are confusing Hz with bitrate, as the most advanced modems communicate at 56kbit/s using PCM. To clear it up, a regular phone line has a 4000Hz bandwidth. With di
9. 879.▲
   by rubatuga 7y ago

   I think the parent is still right, just a problem with international keyboards.
10. 880.▲
    by rubatuga 7y ago

    You need to press Enter before using the SSH ~ escape key.
11. 881.▲
    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Anybody know what the benefits of a BSD jail might be over a VM?
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Linux kernel bugs seem to have the greatest required level of expertise to debug. I've been programming for a few years, and kernel debugging is definitely not in my toolkit, and I know very few people who would know how. Currently, I&
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Does that really make any sense considering a 2TB costs around a $100?
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    They're actually ~91Mbit/s, but yes, very, very stable. They also seem to add about 4ms of latency.
15. 885.▲
    by rubatuga 7y ago

    I posted my WiFi Coax article because it confused me at first.
16. 886.▲
    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Thanks for clearing it up for me!
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Got it! Ethernet uses balanced pairs, which by themselves have some form of common mode rejection, but twisting it greatly reduces the harmful effects in the case where one conductor is closer to the EM interference. Twisted balanced pair h
18. 888.▲
    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Well to counter that point, wifi has to go through coax so that the EM waves it creates don't induce current in nearby conductors. But for a standard Ethernet (100Mbit) cable, i.e. unshielded pair, you can place it right up against met
19. 889.▲
    by rubatuga 7y ago

    I'm curious to know, at what frequency in a pair of wires is it considered to be EM waves travelling through it? I know that Ethernet is changing voltage (electric field) at frequencies of ~30MHz, while WiFi travelling through a pair i
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    Wi-Fi over Coax(en.wikipedia.org)

    185 points by rubatuga 7y ago|142 comments
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    In case you ever wanted to add chromatic aberration to a perfect image, I made kromo: https://github.com/yoonsikp/kromo As a side note, isn't it ironic that games now resort to adding aberrations to make it seem
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    Heisenbugs and Shell Madness(naut.ca)

    2 points by rubatuga 7y ago|0 comments
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    So apparently Asians are supposed to be a model minority? But at the same time clearly not "model" enough for Harvard admissions? I believe the limited and idealized perspective of which Asians-Americans are viewed serves as a met
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    We call it kraft dinner in canada
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Running your own DNS is the best option, I use dnsmasq, which functions as both a DHCP and DNS server. Any DHCP requests from the client also contains a hostname, which dnsmasq then stores in its DNS table. So if your hostname is `macbook-a
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Picked up a HP Z230 SFF with a Xeon E3 a month ago. Fits two hard drives, a sata ssd, two nvme, as well as a USB-C Pcie adapter. It runs Ubuntu 19.10 with ZFS, and VMs using libvirt and hand defined XML.
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Well what's the mitigation for Linux? Did they end up disabling the MSS negotiation?
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Link to the cloud scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GRPArTor7w
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    by rubatuga 7y ago

    @stefanwlb I'm not sure if you know but you have been shadow banned. > Does nvidia work through GPU pass through as I know hackintosh didn’t support my 1660gti gpu when I tried it a few months ago. It most likely does not.
30. 900.▲
    by rubatuga 7y ago

    Also, what really angers me is when websites don't support the minus operator for search queries. It's a simple feature introduced decades ago!