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Comment #45959968
Please do it, I'm very biased but I think there would be lots of interest in seeing all that explained in one place in a coherant fashion (you will likely sharpen your own understa…
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Comment #45484838
Woah, read the timeline at the top of this. The fire happened the very day the government ordered onsite inspection was supposed to start due to Chinese/NK hacking.
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Comment #38306210
To paraphrase Bob Metcalf, “I don’t know what will come after Ethernet, but it will be called Ethernet.”
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Comment #26430006
In Peru debit cards don’t have names on them. So you just go to a branch and they take an unused one off the stack and assign and hand it to you. 5 mins, any branch, no appt. Quite…
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Comment #24604651
Seems like they provide an autossh+GUI subscription service that maintains reverse port forwards? If you do not have a public ssh host to connect to then this is an option. Things …
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Comment #14707720
Segmentation and checksumming are very common, with the segmentation often called TSO (Transmission Segmentation Offload) for send and LRO (Large Receive Offload) for receive. Howe…
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Comment #3940484
I did read it, guess I just got too caught up in the title to brush it off (looks like some others here also wondered about that). Anyway, uTP looks cool, LEDBAT sounds very intere…
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Comment #3940310
Just to be clear, "TCP Sucks", despite successfully running the majority of the global Internet traffic. "TCP Sucks" so bad we're basically going to copy a lot of it: window based …
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Comment #3910803
The former Sun CEO does not agree: http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/04/schwartz/ Oracle on the other hand argued that he (former Sun CEO) was not qualified to answer legal…
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Comment #1048144
So Apple gets attacked for not allowing their OS to run on non-Apple hw and Google gets attacked for allowing their OS to run on non-Google hardware? (I realize they're actually be…