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Comment #36999985
t's a limitation imposed by the ping programme itself, it'll refuse to use very short intervals if you're not root. This is documented in the man page. Or, use the source, Luke: ht…
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Comment #36997723
Try:: $ dpkg -S /bin/ping iputils-ping: /bin/ping $ grep 'downloaded from' /usr/share/doc/iputils-ping/copyright It was downloaded from https://github.com/iputils/iputils $ git clo…
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Comment #36755963
They went rouge? As opposed to putting on mascara?
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Comment #36401868
Using DHCP, the same tool that can configure any client computer with addresses and gateways, meaning you hopefully secure that already. Some switches give you tools to mark a few …
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Comment #36401832
Where did you get the idea that anybody on the Internet can? The first step to network booting (PXE or UEFI boot) requires DHCP, which means a DHCP server or relay on your local br…
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Comment #36244896
I work in networking, not particularly close to the hardware. I have colleagues who manipulate IP addresses by looking at the string representation of the address, splitting on the…
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Comment #35149461
Databases too have indexes! Almost as if that makes it easier to search for both machines and humans!
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Comment #34631289
TCP tries really hard to avoid fragmentation, by setting the DF flag and reducing the MSS when it sees a PTB error. Of course that sometimes fails, so if you still have TCP fragmen…
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Comment #34593565
Are they 100% wool? Wooly jumpers, especially when made of fragile merino wool, remain usable for much longer when they are made of a mix that includes plastic fibers (maybe 75% me…
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Comment #34491342
If you allow infinitely long descriptions, then I don't know what's the score. In the case of "descriptions" that amount to (potentially infinite) decimal expansions, I think an ar…
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Comment #34489178
> But that set must have a member whose value is closest to zero This is not true for real numbers with the usual "less-than" relation. In fact, considering real numbers, no open s…
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Comment #34489028
The set of numbers that can be written with a finite number of 0-9 digits is countable. That set is called the decimal numbers, and is a subset of the rational numbers which itself…
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Comment #34441808
As fro your further edit: assuming √2 is rational, then the set of ~~rational~~ integers {q: q√2 ∈ ℤ} does not admit a minimum, indeed it contains arbitrarily small numbers, so we …
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Comment #34441677
k * √2 is an integer, and k is an integer, by construction of K and the initial assumption that K is not empty. Therefore their difference k * √2 - k = k * (√2 - 1) is an integer.
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Comment #34441578
I have heard of an anecdote that in some company, can't remember which, when meeting to take a decision, they would have people speak up in order of seniority, from the most junior…
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Comment #34441236
I'll repeat myself: it's very obvious in context that they meant the positive solution of xˆ2 = 2. My definition of the square root is as follows: the square root of a positive rea…
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Comment #34441195
It's very obvious in context that they meant the positive solution of xˆ2 = 2. My definition of the square root is as follows: the square root of a positive real number x is the po…