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technimad
10y ago
TRILL. Basically is-is applied at OSI Layer 2
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technimad
11y ago
OMG.
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technimad
11y ago
In other words: making bash more like zsh
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technimad
11y ago
This looks a lot like ceph. Can you give a short overview of the differences?
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technimad
11y ago
The fact that The Netherlands and about half of Belgium share the same language, Dutch, also helps. These two countries separated only about 150 years ago. (The other half of Belgium speaks French, the rest German and Belgium is the bigges
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technimad
11y ago
Reading stories like this makes me always wonder what's wrong with NNTP? Can be decentralized and federated, just run your own server.
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technimad
11y ago
breaking the RX or TX signals will cause a loss of link. Also the connected systems still are electrically connected, an optical one way link provides more separation.
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technimad
11y ago
The incompleteness of this article is stunning.... Replicate your database over a one way link. The problem is that replication typically uses TCP, which is a two way protocol, not compatible with a one way link. You'll need to encapsu
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technimad
11y ago
The best podcast in the universe: http://noagendashow.com twice a week media assasinations, listener supported.
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technimad
11y ago
Yep. They guy reinvented Klavarscribo.
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technimad
12y ago
Great sound design.
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technimad
12y ago
If it's with Audi, it's probably with all VAG cars (Volkswagen, Audi, Seat, Skoda etc.)
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technimad
12y ago
Another reason to implement DHCP snooping on your network gear.
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technimad
12y ago
The way awesome uses multiple monitors (stack of virtualbox desktops per monitor) really Worms for me and is why i'm sticking with awesome. I really do'nt understand why people have huilt so Manu different tiling WM's and hav
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technimad
12y ago
Don't know all the details of the service but you probably could also have used haproxy causing no changes on the production servers (change server to proxy). First install and configure haproxy to forward eerything to your existentiël
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technimad
12y ago
I really like these kind of task driven dashboards. But I would never ever use an external service to host it. What happens in my team stays in my team. I've tried to find software like this that can be self hosted, but it is either no
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technimad
13y ago
It's active. Interesting article about mapping social graphs at events based on wifi probes: http://conferences.sigcomm.org/imc/2013/papers/imc148-barber...
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technimad
13y ago
That's why I use the BeagleBoard.
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13y ago
No matter how open the code is. It is extremly hard, if not impossible, to ensure this code is running on the actual systems. E-voting sounds intersting in theory, but in practice it is basically not worth the trouble. It is way more comple
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15y ago
To me it looks like he has no blue bar on top at all and has in fact just scrolled down a bit. The white part is a browser tab.