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631.
by subway 10y ago
You find another org you're interested in working with and move on with life.
632.
by subway 10y ago
I imagine that will be up to the individual operators. This is a hardware platform.
633.
by subway 10y ago
UEFI vs BIOS itself isn't the issue. UEFI, the specificaiton, is really a nice interface to the hardware. The issue is with specific implementations of UEFI, and the fact that UEFI firmware vendors (much like traditional BIOS firmwar
634.
by subway 10y ago
Tracking equity and liability on this sounds like an absolute nightmare. Once you've added an entity to abstract/simply the equity/liability situation, you end up with something that looks a heckuva lot like a bank and a mort
635.
by subway 10y ago
It isn't.
636.
by subway 10y ago
This is not a 'self-signed' certificate. This is an internal DISA Certificate Authority. Edit: Looking a bit closer, this is a web application that uses the CAC for client-certificate authentication. Odds are if you have a reason
637.
by subway 10y ago
I'm of the opinion we'd see far less corporate shenanigans if we were more willing to pierce the corporate veil and hold individuals accountable for their actions and orders.
638.
by subway 10y ago
SmartOS will be on ARM within 12 months. Calling it.
639.
by subway 10y ago
The ODROID-C2 is a neat device, but not at all comparable with an A1100. The A1100 has 8 A57 cores, while the ODROID only has 4 A53s. Mainline kernel support for the A1100 (and HuskyBoard, etc) has been relatively solid for a while now, whi
640.
by subway 10y ago
iOS X, if you will.
641.
by subway 10y ago
Which is rather bizarre, considering the majority of Intel's modems ship with multiple ARM cores (One in the X-Gold baseband, and another running the "application" firmware implementing mbim/qmi/whatever.)
642.
by subway 10y ago
Verizon supports LTE and VoLTE.
643.
by subway 10y ago
fio is a favorite of mine. https://github.com/axboe/fio
644.
by subway 10y ago
I wasn't making any recommendation, just directly addressing parent's question of where to find XEPs supported by "Pidgin and related ilk"
645.
by subway 10y ago
I'll burn some karma on this: What a fucking douche.
646.
by subway 10y ago
https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/SupportedXEPs might be a good start.
647.
by subway 10y ago
Chips are easy to get. It's all that pesky supporting hardware everyone in the ARM world disagrees on that causes availability issues to end users.
648.
by subway 10y ago
Coming from the company that raised hell about Docker's lack of a spec, this is an interesting approach.
649.
by subway 10y ago
See also: Solaris zones.
650.
by subway 10y ago
Containerization in Linux is fugly . There is no core concept of containers in the kernel, you just have a set of loosely integrated namespaces abused by the likes of lx[cd] and docker.
651.
by subway 10y ago
Do you take the same approach with DNS?
652.
by subway 10y ago
Reliance on transport security instead of providing cryptographic verification of code is my biggest beef, very closely followed by what is essentially a nonexistent reputation system (or, in lieu of a code reputation system, a curated sele
653.
by subway 10y ago
Because thousands of people place their trust poorly.
654.
by subway 10y ago
Yes yes, we all hate the outsiders and the terrible ideas they bring. We must protect ourselves from them!
655.
by subway 10y ago
It's less about paranoia, and more about reducing change operations on hosts. Why should I constantly update each host with information about who can access what resource with which credentials, when I can configure them a single time
656.
by subway 10y ago
You shouldn't be relying on your config management system for access control -- requiring a config push each node each time you hire, fire, forget a passphrase, or rotate a key is just asking for disaster. Push your access controls out
657.
by subway 10y ago
You should make this page more accessible from the site's root. The only reason I even clicked on the comments (and thusly saw your link to /about/) was to complain about the fact the HN link goes to a login/data harvest
658.
by subway 10y ago
A flat tax rate, in its most basic form is neither progressive nor regressive, but simply proportional. I'd take that over the currently implemented progressive* tax. *Progressive as long as you ignore the primary sources of income for
659.
by subway 10y ago
T-Mobile already runs an IPv6 only network in the US for most (all?) LTE APNs.
660.
by subway 10y ago
No. The device only needs to be able to function on IPv6-only networks where NAT64 and DNS64 are present.

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