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jchulce
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Comment #48797974
Keyfobs absolutely should use a secure challenge-response protocol in order to prevent cloning. Unfortunately, it's extremely common for RFID devices to simply use the tag ID which…
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Comment #45951667
At least in my area of the USA, ZigBee is extensively used by utility meters and other smart grid products.
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Comment #44425847
Your link 404s
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Comment #44417257
AIS, like ADSB, is secondary surveillance - not radar. It's a mechanism for cooperative targets with functioning electronics to identify themselves and provide operational informat…
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Comment #43156292
Several years ago Technicolor split into separate technology and media production businesses. TFA is about the media unit; the tech part now operates under the name Vantiva.
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Comment #41851359
There are a bunch of UX differences between an iPad and a laptop while connected to a docking station that make using an iPad in that manner not quite satisfactory. For example, th…
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Comment #37285448
Great news - what you're wishing for mostly already exists[1]. The relatively new sysupgrade server and attended-sysupgrade clients automate the process of creating custom images m…
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Comment #34222411
Chrome on iOS integrated with the OS password system several years ago, it's just disabled by default and not easy to find the setting.
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Comment #34021431
SQLite would bring simpler installs, reduced administration needs, and a decreased attack surface.
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Comment #27342105
These old ESS switches are currently being retired en masse in favor of packet-based softswitches. For example, see the Verizon network disclosures page [1]. Every listing for "Pla…
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Comment #21382196
It is physically impossible to have long distance underground high voltage AC transmission lines due to capacitance: http://www.puc.nh.gov/2008IceStorm/ST&E%20Presentations/NEI%...…
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Comment #7201709
Why on earth are you not using HTTPS?
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Comment #7101667
It's only available in Canada right now
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Comment #7100822
So far, all pricing is "to be announced". Also, the only compute location in the US currently available is Virginia.
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Comment #6292723
even though base64 increases raw size by about a third, this is mitigated by gzip or deflate encoding by the webserver. The actual transmitted size is only about 5% bigger
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