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by w8rbt 11y ago
I believe that Apache incorporates most of the optimizations today. However, unlike Flash, it is not event driven.
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Or Tor.
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Great quote from the article, "The internet as we know it in the industrialized world is a product of an abundant energy supply, a robust electricity infrastructure, and sustained economic growth. It cannot survive if these conditio
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by w8rbt 11y ago
OTP is an overloaded term, one-time pads, one-time passwords, etc. This one is Open Telecommunications Platform.
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Winegard makes nice affordable OTA TV antennas. They are made in America too. http://www.winegard.com/hdtv-outdoor-antennas?q=offair
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by w8rbt 11y ago
This is also why non-network based communication backups are important. HF radios, NVIS and Morse Code are very efficient and effective when network packets are not flowing.
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by w8rbt 11y ago
I used to use his scheduler patches. This was many years ago. He seemed reasonable and he knew what he was doing. I only knew him through email (never met him in person), but I hated to see him go. I think others continued/improved upo
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by w8rbt 11y ago
One of the most difficult aspects of cyber security is attribution. There's really no way to know for certain who did what. Also, it's easy and convenient (right now) for other nations to blame China as cover for their own cyber i
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Reminds me of the best optimization advice I ever got, "If you want to go faster, do less."
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One Line Patch to Log OpenSSH Passwords(github.com)
2 points by w8rbt 11y ago|0 comments
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by w8rbt 11y ago
They should call it Microsoft Linux NT. The NT could stand for 'Network Technology'.
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by w8rbt 11y ago
C++ will be around for at least the next 50 to 100 years. It has the speed of C along with the expressiveness, encapsulation and flexibility of higher-level languages. Basically, you can do bare metal OS and device driver work in C++ AND
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IPv6 Normalization(backreference.org)
1 points by w8rbt 11y ago|0 comments
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by w8rbt 11y ago
When you write tl;dr followed by a very short summary, doesn't that itself imply that the article was long?
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by w8rbt 11y ago
One quick side story. Years ago, when I worked in automobile systems programming, some coworkers had to bring up a CAN bus data extraction system quickly (less than a week) that worked with all of our programming tools. We used Java, C#, C,
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by w8rbt 11y ago
What sucks more is interference ;) Much of the radio spectrum is shared. As an overly-simplified explanation, that means only one transmitter may be in operation at a time, or the frequency in question in that area will be useless. Spectrum
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by w8rbt 11y ago
I'm surprised that they left out Tomoyo as a MAC option. I thought it had a decent following. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOMOYO_Linux
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by w8rbt 11y ago
What's the difference between a sensitive/private email being composed on a smart phone or a Windows 10 laptop or desktop? It used to be that only the smartphone knew your location, what you type, who you are, who you are emailing
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by w8rbt 11y ago
No, not at all. It's likely the most secure remote access software that you could use. http://www.openssh.com/security.html
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Secure software can be written in C or C++ (they are two different languages BTW). For example, OpenBSD and OpenSSH. Both are written in C and both have very good security records.
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Windows 10 reminds me of a saying an old co-worker of mine used a lot, "Vendors lie... packets don't."
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100 Gigabit Network Intrusion Detection(commons.lbl.gov)
2 points by w8rbt 11y ago|0 comments
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Artificial Intelligence as a Threat(nytimes.com)
5 points by w8rbt 11y ago|2 comments
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Great story! Before deciding to use blacklists or lockouts (on anything), know that it can and will be used against you.
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Since C++ was malinged by the author, I thought this quote relevant. "There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses" - Bjarne Stroustrup Source - http://www.stroust
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Perhaps this is nitpicking, but the Bible does not mention three wise men anywhere. It does state that wise men gave Jesus three gifts. "And when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary his mother, and fell
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by w8rbt 11y ago
Yes, it's been my experience that those people share closer personal bonds and have a greater sense of community too.
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Defcon Password Cracking Contest(contest-2015.korelogic.com)
1 points by w8rbt 11y ago|0 comments
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by w8rbt 11y ago
“Anonymity is considered a big part of freedom of speech now...” That's a great way to express the importance of Tor.
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by w8rbt 11y ago
OpenBSD still supports it. It's very stable too.

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