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they're being laid off, some with only 30 days notice. hard position to not take whatever the unspecific severance package amount is. and unless it is at least two years full salary, it's absurd.

aren't the companies employing wireless trackers in store? even small shops can get some useful tracking data from "custom" OpenWRT based firmwares on consumer-level wifi/router devices.

how do you compete with free?

my initial thought was how many teens are patronizing $MALL_STORE or how many people are stopping at Chevron gas stations versus Shell.

at least that's more demographic/general, in my opinion. what you suggest is bordering "creepy".

is GOLEM available publicly and under an open source license?

the USSS evidence sticker on his PowerBook was a real conversation starter.

see eBPF

Is anyone aware of legally (US and/or British law, specifically) "strong" stenographic techniques? Meaning a court would allow that this object is assigned to this person because of a stenographic key embedded in the object?

considering it was done by the "owners" of pfSense, I'd say yes.

I keep seeing people repeat this, yet I can't find any information to confirm it. you can become a German citizen and still retain your US citizenship, from everything I've read and everyone I've asked on the matter.

and yet in this case the Big Company is using one rule -- sales through distributors exclusively -- to make seemingly anticompetitive moves.

The "Tier" system is out-dated at best and shouldn't be regurgitated in this day and age.

makes sense. their money is in cross connects and then power, at a distant second.

does GitHub need any publicity? honest question as I've found that anyone who would ever use the functionality GitHub provides is already very aware of git and GitHub.

can anyone suggest similarly helpful resources for those of us stodgily using nvi?

depends on the commodity NIC. but yes, an E5 with an Intel 10G card can almost do 14Mpps "out of the box"

no, the claim is the default install. anything you install afterwards is...not the default.

they kept the tax breaks!

LTE is IP native, unlike its predecessors; and as previous posters have mentioned wireless networks ran out of IPv4 addresses many moons ago.

no, Amsterdam does not have the size amount of peering it does because of submarine cable landings, and DE-CIX is largest by bits exchanged in one single metro area (Frankfurt)

this presentation says as much, but the techniques have been widely known for...ever. yes, most likely the only group with the will power and means is a government, but it certainly doesn't _have_ to be.

http://www.phenoelit.org/stuff/FX_Phenoelit_25c3_Cisco_IOS.p...

arguable. Xen has become more and more Linux-centric and there seemingly has been less and less interest in the NetBSD developer community to keep abreast. see stub-domains

because they find bugs and keep cleaner code?

what is the determining factor for "better"? if the web is for transmitting information, I'd say it is significantly fatter, slower, and more difficult to parse in that regard.

is it shinier? yes, it is much shinier.

what helps even more is abundant fiber accessibility. if every tower in Kentucky had ten gigabit circuits for backhaul, you'd see 4TB for ~$50 be viable there too.

you should trust your end points. assuming you trust the machine you are using, the other end of the tunnel should be just as trustworthy. that's great if you trust a company; but what incentive do you have to trust them?

which is cheaper, uRPF everywhere or re-writing everything (aka forklift upgrade).

my gut says the former and not the latter. I could be wrong.

can you recommend any resources to read more about this? I wasn't aware and it sounds incredibly interesting to me.

perhaps for optical equipment to connection and switch existing dark and lit fiber. that makes much more sense.

can you mention what is unsafe with FreeBSD's outdated version of pf?