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by skrause 12y ago
It even supports IPv6.
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by skrause 12y ago
Minting, ATMs, secure transport, CC transactions are all things that can be optimized for lower energy if necessary. Bitcoin mining will always be a race on who can spend the most energy.
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by skrause 12y ago
Skylake will be able to run external 5K displays, more (smaller) CPUs will be quad cores and it has support for DDR4. By then you'll also get a lot more machines with the new USB Type C connector.
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by skrause 12y ago
They are already announced: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/nuc/overview.html
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by skrause 12y ago
The native AES encryption instruction set on AArch64 might also be really useful if you do any kind of encryption.
606.
by skrause 12y ago
It's already back up: https://thepiratebay.cr/
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by skrause 12y ago
Or when I look at the company I work for it's just that nobody bothers because not having IPv6 hasn't caused a single problem so far.
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by skrause 12y ago
Rate-limiting is still easy with IPv6, you just limit whole subnets (e.g. a /64) instead of single IP addresses. I guess Google has figured that out as well. I actually do believe that this is real traffic. Here in Germany the number o
609.
by skrause 12y ago
Why does a site of a web site acceleration software take almost 10 seconds to load?
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by skrause 12y ago
The protocol you're looking for is PCP which is the NAT-PMP successor that also works with IPv6: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Control_Protocol Unfortunately it's going to take a while until it's wi
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A New Dawn for the Podcast – Serialized Audio Content Returns(medium.com)
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by skrause 12y ago
Does anyone else feel that Radiolab is incredibly over-produced? I've tried to get into it several times, but the fast cuts (after pretty much every sentence it cuts to another speaker) somehow make me nervous. I guess I'm just mo
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by skrause 12y ago
Also http://nip.io/
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by skrause 12y ago
The global infrastructure map mentions 2 availability zones: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/global-infrastructure/
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by skrause 12y ago
I don't think there is a need to use specialized phone hardware as a desktop computer when computers like Intel's NUC have an idle power consumption of only 6.8W while being an order of magniture faster: http://www.anan
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by skrause 12y ago
Not really, they still filter by country IP, so even if you register with the UK version you'll only see the local library without a VPN connection.
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by skrause 12y ago
http://www.minnowboard.org/meet-minnowboard-max/ might be closer to what you're looking for.
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by skrause 12y ago
Tim Cook said about the magnet connector "so that you can easily charge it at night". So expect to charge it daily.
619.
by skrause 12y ago
How can you see German programming in Netflix when it doesn't even exist yet in Germany? They're supposed to launch here in two weeks, but as far as I know nothing is available yet.
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by skrause 12y ago
Dropbox transfers everything to the USA even if you are in Europe (I checked that with Wiresharks and traceroute). Because of that my main issue with Dropbox was always speed: Uploads and downloads were almost never higher than 500-700 kB&#
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by skrause 12y ago
You don't actually need to open a UDP port range, a single UDP port is enough. But then you'll have to tell mosh with the -p parameter which port it has to use.
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by skrause 12y ago
I'm just wondering about how much will actually change with IPv6. I already have native IPv6 at home and it seems that my home router (a FritzBox) has a stateful firewall enabled for all IPv6 connections. I can manually exclude individ
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by skrause 12y ago
The growth must have been unbelievable back then. When I created my account in June 2008 I only found very few streets in my city in Germany that had not been mapped yet.
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by skrause 12y ago
The most used unit for pressure used in Germany is bar (= 100 kPa) so that you don't have to deal with really big numbers all the time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_(unit)
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by skrause 12y ago
Would he have to fly through Europe? Isn't a direct flight from the eastern end of Russia over the Pacific possible as well?
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by skrause 12y ago
I'm also German and I would like to have a general speed limit on highways. Your theory sounds all nice and works if you drive on empty roads, but as soon as there's a bit of traffic the lack of a speed limit results in a very str
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by skrause 12y ago
Slightly faster CPUs, more RAM for some models and somewhat lower prices. The real update has to wait because Intel's Broadwell CPUs are delayed until 2015, so they're releasing a minor spec dump today to keep customers happy.
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by skrause 12y ago
Please stop spamming and allow people to delete accounts. I haven't used AeroFS at all since trying it out over a year ago, later sent a support email to have my account removed and never got a reply. The settings page doesn't see
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by skrause 12y ago
It doesn't seem to use anycast. I've done a traceroute from different worldwide locations using http://lg.he.net/ and they all get routed to Frankfurt, Germany. Here in Germany I get a very good latency to this se
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by skrause 12y ago
Why? My client automatically downloads all new podcasts when I'm at home using WiFi. Later I walk or drive through areas where the cell phone reception is not really reliable, steaming podcasts would stop all time. The download model i

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