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by vxxzy 11y ago
What implications will this have on performance? Will one phone with TSMC's Chip out/under perform the other phone with Samsung's Chip?
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by vxxzy 11y ago
"...technology required for the development of intrusion software;...". Can't Anything be used to develop software?
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WSJ.com Website Offline(wsj.com)
3 points by vxxzy 11y ago|1 comments
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Voat PayPal account has been permanently limited(voat.co)
3 points by vxxzy 11y ago|0 comments
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Reddit.com is down(reddit.com)
2 points by vxxzy 12y ago|1 comments
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by vxxzy 12y ago
Can Anyone shed some light to debunk this: http://fluoridealert.org/articles/50-reasons/ The argument is compelling, but I am not one who knows either way. What studies show Fluoridated water's benefit?
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by vxxzy 12y ago
Cool. I'm currently working on a VDI solution using the rPI as a thin client for a chain Retailer in the DC area. We plan to use RFID Cards as authentication - a "roaming vdi". VMs are mint Linux and run on top of KVM.
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by vxxzy 13y ago
This is a terrible idea. At this rate, you're just handing out your data! It is a matter of practicality and security. When someone enters a username and password, you do not know who may be on the other end. Telling them that the user
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Google Docs Sharing is Down(docs.google.com)
7 points by vxxzy 13y ago|2 comments
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by vxxzy 13y ago
Has anyone noticed an ramp of DDOS attacks on ISPs? In the DC Metro Area, we've had a bunch of issues with Windstream, Allied Telecom, Comcast, etc... All NTP based. Not to mention the inbound call issues with ATT in the Mid-Atlantic M
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Ask HN: Anyone else affected by the Internet Outage in DC?
1 points by vxxzy 13y ago|0 comments
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by vxxzy 13y ago
"The gravy-train has ended." -Major ISPs So much for net neutrality. Now ISPs have another way to make more $$. Keep those profits higher - push smaller streaming services out.
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by vxxzy 13y ago
I've been a happy subscriber of Toggl for some time now (2+ years). I find Ding's pricing to be higher, and I don't see any integration with other services (like FreshBooks, etc..). I see I can export data, but does anyone kn
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AT&T Has Cloud Services?(synaptic.att.com)
1 points by vxxzy 13y ago|0 comments
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by vxxzy 13y ago
The $ in credit card processing...
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by vxxzy 13y ago
It seems namecheap is more concerned about small business and/or side projects. The market for small, "I'll try this thing out" sort of people: that is the market they, NameCheap, seem to be luring. Eventually, except in
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by vxxzy 13y ago
I wonder if some form of traffic obfuscation would help in your endeavor? For instance, setup OpenVPN on a VPS or something, and tunnel to connect to Netflix. It would be a shame if you end up with better quality.
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by vxxzy 13y ago
Transmit as far as "EIGHT Miles". Does anyone know what type of power this would take? I imagine if they used a less noisy frequency combined with sensitive receiving equipment, it would not take much. I used to play with CB radio
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by vxxzy 13y ago
They actually use the their sniffing capabilities to capture error reports sent by windows... Then use that info to target the machine. What an advantage.
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by vxxzy 13y ago
This is just a self-signed cert.
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Hidden NSA/GCHQ VLAN in British Telecom Customer Routers(cryptome.org)
7 points by vxxzy 13y ago|4 comments
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by vxxzy 13y ago
I wholeheartedly agree! After spending half my career cleaning up malware, this seems to be the #1 reason for performance complaints.... That, and the fact many vendors pre-load crappy software to subsidise the cost of the PC... It is hell
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by vxxzy 13y ago
Bonded Interfaces operate at a lower level. There are many different "bonding modes" in the Linux Kernel. None of them would allow you to present a single "bonded" interface across multiple independent network interfaces
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Anyone Else Notice Login to Random User on Refresh of HN?
1 points by vxxzy 13y ago|2 comments
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by vxxzy 13y ago
Could this be an attempt to skirt the rules and laws imposed by the US on our (Google's) data? Would Google have to provide data under a warrant if said data is physically located in international waters?
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by vxxzy 13y ago
Not necessarily. The methods used to confirm the Hypothesis could be used in other related fields. The techniques used to solve the Hypothesis could potentially be applied to break RSA. I've read there are similarities between the Riem
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by vxxzy 13y ago
Interesting! The US government asked for a backdoor? Who'd of thought?
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by vxxzy 13y ago
I look at it from the standpoint of trust. How can we trust that no foul play was invloved. I'm not saying take it as the gospel... Best just to keep an opened mind at this point.
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by vxxzy 13y ago
Isn't it sad that since the NSA revelations anything is really "on the table" for our imaginations? Nothing seems too far-fetched these days...
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by vxxzy 13y ago
Isn't it sad that since the NSA revelations it's very easy to speculate? It doesn't take much to stretch the imagination any longer.

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