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by sllabres 9y ago
I have read the article -- don't you think that there is the possibility for a catastrophic error with this kind of research?
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by sllabres 9y ago
The video linked by kylequest below [1] speaks about durability, not reliability: "Create a system that provides annual data DURABILITY of 99.9999999999. Create a system with availability of over 99.99%" [1] https://you
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by sllabres 9y ago
Isn't this more like "su" instead of "sudo"? (and it would spare two key strokes ;)
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by sllabres 9y ago
You mean O(n^2). 2^n looks a more than 'naive' for most cases.
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by sllabres 10y ago
There is a excellent animation of the Buddabrot from Benedikt Bitterli at [1] and a description what he has done to produce it at [2]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxIcydL7wwY [2] https://benedikt-bitterli
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Fileless attacks against enterprise networks(securelist.com)
1 points by sllabres 10y ago|0 comments
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by sllabres 10y ago
Redhat too, since 7.2 on x64 (with some support requirements). No experiences though.
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by sllabres 10y ago
It depends on what you are trying to protect and what options you have if one component fails (replacement). For highly critical systems that is an issue but it is being adressed. Take as example the space shuttle or the Airbus (3/2) p
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by sllabres 10y ago
Not an expert in Oracle DB licensing. Could you explain?
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by sllabres 10y ago
A software driving in a truck standing across the road, because confusing the truck is a road sign is nothing I would use autonomously. [1] And I would not call it autopilot, especially being in a product. [1] https://www.theguar
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by sllabres 10y ago
Yes. Heavy Fuel Oil
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by sllabres 10y ago
I don't negate that this is the case but bunker and "gas turbines" seems a bit on the opposite for fossile energy regarding the environment. And this fuel does not seem to loose attraction due to its price. "Worldwide
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by sllabres 10y ago
Have a look at cargo ship emissions and then think.
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by sllabres 10y ago
For my feel, the phrase "security by obscurity" is a little overapplied.
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by sllabres 10y ago
Not saying that it's not worth the money, as I'm a user of the very early Yubikey and as it is not only the hardware. But I cannot fully agree with the high costs associated with the hardened obfuscated ASIC But from what I read
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by sllabres 10y ago
From what i read on the Synology website they use EXT4 or BTRFS for the internal disks; so no proprietary format.
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by sllabres 10y ago
Had a mass of DVD/BR for another project. The DVD where 10-15 years old with and we checked a batch half a year ago with no loss. If you are concerned for your BD you could use M-Disks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by sllabres 10y ago
Saving for a Zyxel and get 16800 :) Lots of good memories for the Elite 2864ID (ISDN) and U-1496E. I had a project ~15 years ago with several thousand FAX Clients, and interestingly we had problems with every hardware card or modem we used
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by sllabres 10y ago
Very interesting. Can you tell why SHA256 was chosen? Was it because of the larger hash, or was it a requirement to have a cryptographic secure hash? Do you know how the hash is used in the Netapp in regard to the remark MichaelMoser123 mad
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by sllabres 10y ago
These "mouse" sensors not only allow motion detection of small mice, motion detection of larger object and faster movement are possible too, which I think is a interesting application: https://www.mrt.kit.edu/res2_
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by sllabres 10y ago
Then the final reply to "learn about ..." would be a bald lie.
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by sllabres 10y ago
Don't think so, or would you consider the O(n) notation something a non technical user would want to follow?
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by sllabres 10y ago
This was an interesting thing to see when it came out and keep people aware what is possible. Maybe there is even more possible using this technique. But Nevertheless activating one of the many microphones around (mobile phones, phones, la
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by sllabres 10y ago
Statement from ING's head of reatail banking; it was in fact a test with "Inergen" gas http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Awww.i...
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by sllabres 10y ago
Not halon but there are fire supessant gas mixtures (e.g. Inergen(R)). These gases have a interesting physiological effects that increases the breathing frequency and therefore allow surviving in a flooded room.
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by sllabres 10y ago
> Ethernet has no flow control it has: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_flow_control . edit: formatting
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Australia: MH370 Captain's Simulator Had Indian Ocean Route(nytimes.com)
3 points by sllabres 10y ago|0 comments
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by sllabres 10y ago
Reading the article and comming accross the obviously true line of “Don’t think companies haven’t studied how far they can take things in providing the minimal level of service” this came to my mind: https://www.youtube.com/
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by sllabres 10y ago
Yes, and the used names have changed at least once in the past.
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by sllabres 11y ago
He is on the list (11)

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