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by t3f 10y ago
It's from iproute2 - sockstat "ss" Circa ~ 2001, although it's been through a few maintainers since. https://github.com/shemminger/iproute2/commits/master/misc/s...
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by t3f 10y ago
Here is one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY6s2zu4_2U
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by t3f 10y ago
I agree with where you're going. If you're not familiar with the DoD/Govt Lab TRL Model [1], that is how I mental model this type of "Other Bets" and similar group work. Catapulting a TRL1-3 concept to product is c
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Mars Rover Curiosity Poses on Mount Sharp(space.com)
1 points by t3f 10y ago|0 comments
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by t3f 10y ago
I just wanted to point out about a fun and creative way to engage in structured thinking and rule optimization at a young age. The notes and trial and error are appreciated from the author.
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Homemade ‘Star Wars’ RPG for a Toddler(geekdad.com)
2 points by t3f 10y ago|1 comments
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by t3f 11y ago
I have to disagree a bit here. It's true that the system has worked for many people, but you can not tell me that it's perfect. There are multiple styles of learning and comprehension that each individual is predisposed to. It&#x
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by t3f 11y ago
Should one count Fi as part of a Phone Project?
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by t3f 11y ago
Portmapper, or rpcbind, which provides services typically used in Intranet services like unix file sharing, allows for a spoofable requester address in its udp connection. This allows an attacker to make a "request" of the servi
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by t3f 11y ago
There are a number of different ways to build heat pipes. A few of the common designs typically used in cpu heatsinks and laptops do not rely on gravity or centrifugal force. Based on the skimpy page content, it appears they are using the
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by t3f 11y ago
There are a lot of companies with VMS environments that _must_ be regularly updated/patched/maintained with various security bits for SOX compliance or the like. There certainly are places with static installs that are carefully
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by t3f 11y ago
For what its worth, I usually start at [1]. [1] http://internetpulse.keynote.com/
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by t3f 11y ago
fwiw to @justonepost's point the wsj pointed out [1]: "U.S. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli responded with a brief that urged the court to sidestep the case, particularly because the fair-use issue hadn’t been resolved in the lo
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by t3f 11y ago
There is a journal article [0] (paywalled for me) too. [0] http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v522/n7556/full/nature1...
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The moon is surrounded by a permanent dust cloud(space.com)
3 points by t3f 11y ago|1 comments
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by t3f 12y ago
The article points out that the theory is based on perceived anomalies from the expected orbit of other dwarf bodies. The researchers have also not ruled out a few other causes for orbital differences, including capture or being nudged. T
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by t3f 12y ago
The US:FWS press-release [1] was 12/29. There will also be a public comment period; "To ensure this status review is comprehensive, the Service is requesting scientific and commercial data and other information through a 60-day pu
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Monarch butterflies could be declared an endangered species(vox.com)
23 points by t3f 12y ago|3 comments
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Keurig MINI Plus can overheat and burn consumers(techcrunch.com)
1 points by t3f 12y ago|0 comments
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LED lighting increases the ecological impact of light pollution(esajournals.org)
7 points by t3f 12y ago|1 comments
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by t3f 12y ago
Along the lines of your question, the guys at escapecom also wrote a white paper [1] that covers the high level technical details, and talk through the Chicago to Jersey problem from the OP. They do also sell such gear, so there may be some