makerbraker

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by makerbraker 9y ago
That's making the incorrect assumption that all 900TB is hosted by the CDN... you typically only have a fraction of your content, known as your working set, in the CDN's working cache. So you should factor in the bandwidth cost fo
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by makerbraker 9y ago
(A little off-topic but...) In the last 5 years or such, that lax attitude towards IDs has changed. Police departments in large cities, are asking bar owners to use the ID "verification" machines to check IDs at the door. And in s
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by makerbraker 9y ago
I think this is fantastic engineering work towards performance, without falling back on the "RAM is cheap" line and instead doing nothing. It's not every day that you see an example of someone examining and improving old code
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by makerbraker 10y ago
It wouldn't continue uninterrupted forever. Those power exports are paid for in currency denominated by the US dollar. California is no longer part of the US, remember? Each of those states would have to negotiate with the new Republic
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by makerbraker 10y ago
Not just the economy. You'd also need high level US military leaders to go insubordinate, voluntarily ignore their chain of command, and "donate" the assets of the US armed services to the Republic of California. Texas is the
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by makerbraker 10y ago
That's not quite how routing works -- null routing the attackers affects RETURN traffic to the attackers. By then, the damage is done, the target host is already overwhelmed with attack traffic.
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by makerbraker 10y ago
Federal funds for license plate readers are granted on the basis of data sharing. https://www.aclu.org/files/FilesPDFs/ALPR/new-jersey/alprpra... See the 2nd page, 2nd to last bullet point.
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by makerbraker 10y ago
From driving around Texas which uses concrete for a lot of highway development, I can tell you the exaggerated road noise doesn't help.
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by makerbraker 10y ago
We carry the PSTN over the Internet over private IP networks that interconnect with each other over the PSTN. I know, it's nitpicking.
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The Downfall of a Top Russian Cyber Spy(thedailybeast.com)
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