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Medical implant teardown: Intermedics Interlith 224 pacemaker
(eevblog.com)
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4y ago
I just wound up using translucent ones which came with them, with the LEDs set to solid colors to group functionality together, and a legend on the display. Zoom keys blue, lights yellow, etc. I had an XKeys strip for a previous iteration,
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I've done something pretty similar with an Adafruit Macropad, Karabiner Elements (and Zoom's global hotkey support), hass-cli, and a few esphome-loaded ESP32 devices. Physical audio/video mute, raise hand, lights, speaker
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AWS lowers data transfer prices for PrivateLink, Transit Gateway, Client VPN
(aws.amazon.com)
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A ChromeOS extension which duct tapes an SSH agent to the platformKey API
(github.com)
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12y ago
Muscle memory.
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Wired’s Mat Honan Hired to Run New Buzzfeed Silicon Valley Bureau
(recode.net)
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12y ago
Because the content is of high quality.
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Judge Rules Against Grooveshark in Copyright Infringement Case
(nytimes.com)
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12y ago
After the EMV liability shift date (October 2015), the fraud liability for a card-present, non-EMV transaction falls on the party which was noncompliant, the issuer or the merchant. Hopefully this will be a significant driver of EMV adoptio
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Using BGP data to find Spammers
(bgpmon.net)
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12y ago
No, you are not.
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Comcast simultaneously claims that some of their own VoD services -- services delivered via your cable modem, through your router and home wifi network -- don't count, because they're part of your cable service, not the internet,
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12y ago
The alternative is for Comcast to buy enough transit to receive those bits from Netflix. I'm sure Netflix would be happy enough to deliver those bits to Comcast via transit, if enough capacity was available. Shouldn't Comcast be r
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13y ago
So, uh, does this mean that NSA has an internal LiveJournal instance?
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13y ago
Very, very well said. Let's do some simple math to prove your point. Assume Comcast has about 10 Tbps of traffic at peak, single-counting all traffic that transits AS 7922 (Comcast's national backbone network). [1] Now assume that
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13y ago
I don't think so. It's multiple direct 10GE ports. Given the traffic volume the two networks exchange, there's no way it would be economical to move these bits over a public peering exchange (which Comcast doesn't partic
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There are only a handful of buildings where you need to be in order to just be a cross-connect or switch fabric away from nearly every network in the world.
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You're seeing this because that's where Comcast primarily buys transit and peers with other networks; those edges are where the congested ports are. They generally have plenty of capacity between SV1 and their CMTSes (even if they
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Comcast and Netflix now have a direct adjacency
(gist.github.com)
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Wonder if an electric pole counts as a "facility."
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This is a route leak, plain and simple. Don't forget to apply Occam's Razor. All of those sites which are "coincidentally" misbehaving are located in the same /24. This is what is actually happening. Virgin Media pe
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Openness won in the early iterations of online services in part because there was a neutral medium over which you were able to connect to your choice of service: the PSTN.
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Nope: http://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-Diamond-75m-2-6-Cable/dp/B0...
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Foursquare raises $35m, adds DFJ's Schuler to board
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The entire premise of that paper is misguided. It's fairly common for large providers[1], e.g., BT, Sprint, T-Mobile, to use several of the non-Internet-connected DOD /8s for management addresses, once they've exhausted RFC19
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.NET Portable Class Library now available on all platforms - even non-Microsoft
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Feds seized $2.9M from Mt. Gox, court docs show
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ITunes Affiliate Linking
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13y ago
If they're not using SNI, this is reasonable. Hopefully they're not using SNI.
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