sargun

85 ms·

811.
by sargun 13y ago
I imagine you're suggesting most ISPs implement BCP38? A lot of organizations implement BCP38, but the overhead of BCP38 can actually be a lot, especially once you get far above the DSLAM / CMTS. Not only is it not free, it is not
812.
by sargun 13y ago
How would you block it? Any packet with the source port of NTP should be dropped? No. ISPs should not get into the business of default block rules. This gets into all sorts of problems. At what point does a block become unreasonable? What i
813.
by sargun 13y ago
The Hyperloop design paper states that it would be along existing highways.
814.
by sargun 13y ago
The weather really matters to a person like me. I find that in snow, and rain, I don't get on very well. I tend to get very sick in extremely cold weather, and my mood isn't great either. For this reason, London, Boston, Chicago,
815.
by sargun 13y ago
More like they will have access to the dot-bit TLD name servers.
816.
by sargun 13y ago
Is this basically an append-only torrent file? This could actually be implemented without having to do many changes to the torrent format. You can just have the client de-dupe based on file length + hash.
817.
by sargun 13y ago
It looks for infrared light. This will only detect a small subset of surveillance cameras that actively use infrared light for illumination. There are tons of dome cameras, and such that don't use infrared light. It's a cool art p
818.
by sargun 13y ago
I wonder if they paid for this, and how much it cost.
819.
by sargun 13y ago
Women don't tend to apply to datacenter management jobs much. On top of that, there hasn't been much outreach to women in this career field. Since the datacenter management field is a race to the bottom in terms of overheads, I do
820.
by sargun 13y ago
Your entire database's keyspace must fit in memory if you're using Bitcask. If you're using LevelDB, you have compaction overheads. Also, sibling resolution can get very messy, and complicated if your app works in a way that
821.
by sargun 13y ago
Riak also has massive problems. Realistically, figure out your data that you want to stick in a database, why, and how you're going to query it, and then work from there.
822.
by sargun 13y ago
Does H2 do MVCC?
823.
by sargun 13y ago
I'm pretty sure it's a concept / hoax / Tacocopter-esque sort of thing. It looks pretty cool though. Some background on the person behind the project: http://www.sosaythewaiters.com/
824.
by sargun 13y ago
Sorry, I didn't notice the paper was basing it off the reference of Mars atmospheric pressure...
825.
by sargun 13y ago
I think that a good, incremental first step would be adding ToR into Firefox with support for the .onion domain. This offsets the problem that there could be potentially dangerous exits sniffing your traffic. Additionally, this makes ToR sp
826.
by sargun 13y ago
Do you support The Internet? The Internet is used for criminal activity, such as child pornography, and money laundering. ToR is infrastructure, and a utility for the masses. It's up to people on how they want to use it. Why is it wors
827.
by sargun 13y ago
Even with the new dedicated Azure SQL Always-On instances?
828.
by sargun 13y ago
It would be neat to actually 3d printing that can survive the 1/6th atmosphere that the designs call for.
829.
by sargun 13y ago
Github.com is a profitable entity that makes a fairly large amount of money. Additionally, Github.com hosts a lot of content. Content that other people may not like. Possibilities are: 1) Extortion of some sort i.e. We want your money, or w
830.
by sargun 13y ago
Nope, no Windows. Screens. The documentation talks to the fact the tube is made of steel, and I'm guessing it's not transparent aluminum.
831.
by sargun 13y ago
I really like socat, and use it pretty regularly for interfacing with unix sockets. Ncat, and socat have a divergent featureset though. Some combination of the two yields good results.
832.
by sargun 13y ago
There is a better utility available for folks. Ncat - part of famous the Nmap (5) project. It has more features than netcat that people might find useful - like SCTP, SOCKS, etc.. You can find out more about it: http://nmap.org&#
833.
by sargun 13y ago
That's not true. Where did you get your information?
834.
by sargun 13y ago
Github.com is a profitable entity that makes a fairly large amount of money. Additionally, Github.com hosts a lot of content. Content that other people may not like. Possibilities are: 1) Extortion of some sort i.e. We want your money, or w
835.
by sargun 13y ago
Also, Google uses accurate atomic clocks in each of their datacenters, so when their GPS connectivity gets cutoff, they can still keep time. Almost everyone does.
836.
by sargun 13y ago
We do play Humans Vs. Zombies at SFSU roughly once a month. It's awesome!
837.
by sargun 13y ago
This is actually pretty interesting to me. There is actually a community around amateur Nerf. One thing that Nerf offers over paintball, and Airsoft is that it's playable in an urban area, without much planning, and coordination with l
838.
by sargun 13y ago
They're fairly reversable out of the box. There are some modifications to cx-freeze which allow you to bundle your code in a way that makes it more difficult to reverse. What are you shipping that you need source code security with?
839.
by sargun 13y ago
Why is it absurd?
840.
by sargun 13y ago
One of the things that Google is also working on is PCIe switching, and using that to get rid of having to the ethernet encapsulation and conversion. This allows for significantly lower latencies <5 μs.

More ›