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by saber6 6y ago
To bolster your point: Honestly they don't need to do much - the infrastructure is already there as a matter of being able to turn people's service up/down/on/off. There is always a provider-managed CPE device that
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by saber6 6y ago
As a 33 year old I really am confused by this statement. While I love my texting, slack, etc, nothing replaces the low-latency engagement (intimacy) of a one on one phone call. I can parse someone's tone very easily on a phone call. Te
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by saber6 7y ago
I have been using Linux/Unix boxes for 19 years. I am ashamed to admit that I never learned this until now. Thanks!
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by saber6 7y ago
> "But China did it first!" Well, then we should highlight how outrageous and unacceptable that behavior is, and sanction them some other way. Not reciprocate. You're falling squarely into the trap that I believe China pla
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by saber6 7y ago
He had a very, very valid point until he devolved into referencing Japanese-American internment and Nazi Germany.
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by saber6 7y ago
Nitpick: I really don't suggest a divergence in the DB/stack-of-choice between Dev/QA/Stage/Prod. I've chased so many issues that were in the planning process dismissed as "yeah that's an edge case an
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by saber6 7y ago
While I see a lot of derision about Kubernetes these days, if I am starting a Greenfield platform/design/product, why wouldn't I use it? There are tremendous benefits to K8S. It isn't just hype. On the flip side, startin
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by saber6 7y ago
> The membrane time constant of a biological neuron is also about 30 ms, which gives you a fair amount of wiggle room even in the face of lag. Interesting. I had no idea it was that long . I figured it was on the order of 10s of ns.
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by saber6 7y ago
Is there any real downsides to pulling in external repos as submodules?
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by saber6 7y ago
I’ve configured IPSec vpns for the better part of 15 years. After using WireGuard for 5 minutes I knew this was going to be a big thing. IPsec has too many fucking knobs. It is it’s pitfall.
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by saber6 7y ago
I never thought about needing streams of information like this, but now that I am, this is a great way to provide general trace-tooling for containers and other things! Very interesting post. Thanks for sharing.
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by saber6 7y ago
You can pay for a developer account ($99/yr) which allows you to get your builds signed by Apple for the purposes of you running either dev-builds locally or internal-only apps for an organization. That's what they mean by "n
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by saber6 7y ago
This guy launders! (Joking aside yes this is completely correct.)
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by saber6 7y ago
Yet another reason why Twitter should be banished to the depths of hell - what a stupid shit-show of a company. I eagerly anticipate their downfall. Just like I did MySpace. And hopefully someday, Facebook. Fuck these parasites.
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by saber6 7y ago
> You're the one defending someone who's wrong. Ok chief. I'll wait to see the outcome of the legal case. That has 10000x more weight than a random internet commenter that appears to be continually injecting FUD. Also, jus
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by saber6 7y ago
Because you don't know what you're talking about and are engaging in "what if"-isms? There is no business case to solve with jumbos frames over the Internet. I've been in this business for 20 years. Seen this argume
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by saber6 7y ago
ATM is mostly dead. The only places it exists now is legacy deployments. Everyone has been deploying MPLS/IP instead of ATM for the past 15-20 years.
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by saber6 7y ago
IFP is really more to let the receiver knows where one stream of bits stop and the next stream of bits start. How they handle the incoming spray of data is up to them on a queue/implementation level.
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by saber6 7y ago
You're arguing semantics. Don't defend fraud artists.
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by saber6 7y ago
I think he’s just saying remember to get paid for it. Don’t do it for free if you are hourly or contracting. Required training in the US is a paid activity.
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by saber6 7y ago
This entity was a known spam shop. It took a while but someone finally put together a model showing the (what were thought to be) hidden relationships. Don’t defend fraud artists dude.
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by saber6 7y ago
I understand. I have architected networks for over a decade now. The real issue is serialization delay. If I have a tiny voice packet that has to wait to be physically transmitted behind a huge dump truck packet (big), it can still be a pro
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by saber6 7y ago
> Life would be so much simpler if the MTU had simply grown over time in proportion to link speeds. For every thing besides real-time maybe.
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by saber6 7y ago
You sound extremely defensive with regard to this article — to the point that I am speculating whether or not you have vested interest in shooting down legitimate commentary. You have responded to multiple comments with baseless FUD-like cl
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by saber6 7y ago
Gotcha. I misunderstood - I thought you were saying they were crazy and not to believe them etc.
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by saber6 7y ago
> [...] as far as I can tell. It appears the law in this case feels differently. The owners claimed under legal penalty that they had certain assets (paying customers, needs for IP addressing, etc). These statements appear to have been c
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by saber6 7y ago
Flipside: This criminal enterprise spotted those same exact attributes, but the mitigating factor was technical competence and submissiveness. And if it came to be where they thought it would never end up (the situation today), someone woul
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by saber6 7y ago
> Microsoft Office Excel 2007 was the first version of Excel to use multithreaded recalculation (MTR) of worksheets. You can configure Excel to use up to 1024 concurrent threads when recalculating, regardless of the number of processors
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by saber6 7y ago
I like this. I think this data should be open-sourced, and recorded forever, without the ability to be changed. Maybe a good use for blockchain? (Please don't downvote!) FWIW: I have been streaming FR24 my ADS-B data for a few years. I
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by saber6 7y ago
Re conspiracy theories - I basically admitted we (I) don’t know shit after the Snowden leaks. We joked about the NSA mass spying on us for years. It wasn’t a joke. I have no information that leads me to believe UFO-tech is in a different ca

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