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runeks
15y ago
The difference is that a caching proxy is a layer over the TCP/IP protocol. In other words, we're using a location-centric protocol to build a data-centric network. Now I'm not saying that this can't be done, it most certainly can. I'm sayi
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runeks
15y ago
The reason we haven't solved DDoS attacks is because we're working on solving the problem at the wrong level. We're trying to solve the wrong problem. This video explains very clearly how this is the case: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Z
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runeks
15y ago
How is the price of a stock market plummeting a "disaster"? For those who own the stock it's of course not advantageous, to those who wish to buy it, it is. I'd like the HFT traders to get into milk and apples. Maybe they can crash the pric
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runeks
15y ago
One benefit of multiple exchanges is that company owners can choose to offer trading of shares of the company they own on whichever exchange they think would do their company best. Some people in this thread have expressed that they think a
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runeks
15y ago
Except when you want to sleep, then hacking is really impractical.
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runeks
15y ago
Governments hand out monopolies with one hand (copyright, patents) and then sue companies for making use of these monopolies with the other hand. What a great waste of time and money!
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runeks
15y ago
I've invested some dollars in bitcoins. But nowhere near my life savings. I'm regarding Bitcoin as a high risk investment (it is the very first distributed electronic currency after all) and I'm investing proportional to this assessment (
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runeks
15y ago
This link from the comments on that site just has to be shared here: "Hackers Successfully Install Linux on a Potato" http://www.bbspot.com/news/2008/12/linux-on-a-potato.html
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runeks
15y ago
I've had pretty good experiences with their open source driver running on a HD 3870. No tearing, KMS support, good stability. I don't have a need for much 3D performance, nor do I use OpenCL. I just want something that runs well without cra
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runeks
15y ago
This has no impact on their closed drivers. This is patches being released for their open source driver. So it means their open source driver for the 7000 series will stop sucking as hard as it did before ('sucking' meaning that it was non-
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runeks
15y ago
I believe you are not looking for an alternative bank; you are looking for an alternative currency. The Federal Reserve gives explicit rights to private banks to not have to worry about whether the US Dollars in their possession are 100%
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runeks
15y ago
The problem isn't really the banks, it's our current monetary system which gives tremendous power to the banks. We created this mess ourselves. First we create a monetary system in which private banks are instrumental in both distributing a
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runeks
15y ago
The thing is the digital-to-analog converter would simply add too much cost to the device. A lot of these kinds of boards don't include VGA output because analog is (relatively) expensive, compared to digital.
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runeks
15y ago
Impressive technology. But this doesn't really solve the problem of accurately translating from one language to another, with all the ambiguities of language, does it? I mean, as far as I can tell, the really hard part is completely transfe
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runeks
15y ago
My thoughts exactly. IMHO, published data cannot - by definition - be stolen. Private data can.
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runeks
15y ago
So if the data is only present in the free space of the disk, sfill (in the secure-delete package in Ubuntu) should remove this data right? Might be a good idea to set up a once-a-week cronjob that does this in any case.
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runeks
15y ago
It's definitely possible for two sounds to be indistinguishable when played separately, but when played together it is revealed that they are in fact different (see link below). Whether this applies for sounds with frequencies above 20kHz I