suit yourself: https://stat.ripe.net/AS48693#tabId=at-a-glance https://stat.ripe.net/AS41995#tabId=at-a-glance
I don't know if you're being ironic, but NAT64[0] is (sort of unfortunately) an actual existing technology and in use as well. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAT64
Using ping is a really crude way of establishing the 'darkness' of a prefix. Complete prefixes just block off all ICMP incoming traffic, as do many core internet infra-structural devices (although they may pass them on,…
> Having “intrinsic motivations”, sometimes a true passion, for what the social service worker does is the best prerequisite to have a satisfactory relation with clients. This. Doesn't this hold for so many professions…
https://radicallyopensecurity.com/ are pretty great. Don't know if they're actually better than fox-it. The latter I only know by reputation.
Honest question, Is reason really targeting wasm right now? Do you know a resource describing this? I cannot find anything about this.
Works for me Firefox/iOS 11.0
Really? Everything? His life? His children’s lives? Or just money? Or just his investor’s money? My point being if you have a lot you can risk a lot in absolute terms, but maybe not so in terms relative to your own…
Hmm, I am from the Netherlands too. Not sure which media and lobby against farmers you're exactly referring to. Who would be putting up this lobby and to what ends? Now I know that there is a big lobby in favour of…
Having juat learned that half of my prine tree was emptied out I have I a hard time right now enjoying this article. O well, I was somewhat consoled by my neighbour how pointed me to 'Les glaneurs et la glaneuse', a…
...and jazz. I'd pay €50/month without blinking for the entire ECM catalog for example.
Does/did make sense. European paper size (A*) are based on the golden section (so A0 Length == A1 Width and 1/2 surface A0 == surface A1 and so on).
extended tldr; because many of the ideas of these old theories are re-surfacing in new (pseudo-)scientific work.
> What the EU is trying to do has been done in the past and it has failed. First, If we would never try what in the past has failed then we would be really in a very stagnant state. Second, the EU has not failed, the EU…
I would be really interested to read the publication you did on this. We are trying to do anomaly detection from a large stream of traceroutes coming on from approx. 10,000 locations continuously over the internet.
Not a book of anything, but a animatated story inspired by the subject matter of the book: http://www.fallen.io/ww2/ Just see and be humbled by the staggering, staggering losses of Soviet Russia in relation to other…
Hmm, I always assumed bugs bunny was a hare.
On of the main reasons is political: "It will signal that the U.S. has changed its position and no longer believes in a private-sector led internet and that governments will play a primary role in making the final…
Well, probably to not feel bad about themselves. If your skills were obtained through hard work, they could have done that themselves. Whereas if it was handed to you by magic then there's nothing to be done, right?
Years of training? Do untrained 3 year olds not demonstrate human level intelligence?
They do provide IPv6. RIPE Atlas features at least 6 probes that are in Ziggo's AS (ASN9143): See https://atlas.ripe.net/api/v2/probes/?asn_v6=9143 Thing is it only works in non-bridged mode latest generation…
well for development that's a good idea. For production you don't want to have webpack serving anything, you want it compiled, right?
I second taking a look at Go, but be aware that for replacing shell scripts Go has one big disadvantage: binaries tend to get rather large, because all libraries are statically linked. I have one script that writes…
Most people's complaint was Microsoft was trying to push their own proprietary standards (Activex anyone?) upon the www at large. Also their adherence to Web standards at the time IE6 came out was so bad, that it caused…
In Amsterdam - third most expensive place in the world to take a cab - a government enforced monopoly was broken down at the end of the 90s. The result was that prices actually went up and service went down. Also,…
suit yourself: https://stat.ripe.net/AS48693#tabId=at-a-glance https://stat.ripe.net/AS41995#tabId=at-a-glance
I don't know if you're being ironic, but NAT64[0] is (sort of unfortunately) an actual existing technology and in use as well. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAT64
Using ping is a really crude way of establishing the 'darkness' of a prefix. Complete prefixes just block off all ICMP incoming traffic, as do many core internet infra-structural devices (although they may pass them on,…
> Having “intrinsic motivations”, sometimes a true passion, for what the social service worker does is the best prerequisite to have a satisfactory relation with clients. This. Doesn't this hold for so many professions…
https://radicallyopensecurity.com/ are pretty great. Don't know if they're actually better than fox-it. The latter I only know by reputation.
Honest question, Is reason really targeting wasm right now? Do you know a resource describing this? I cannot find anything about this.
Works for me Firefox/iOS 11.0
Really? Everything? His life? His children’s lives? Or just money? Or just his investor’s money? My point being if you have a lot you can risk a lot in absolute terms, but maybe not so in terms relative to your own…
Hmm, I am from the Netherlands too. Not sure which media and lobby against farmers you're exactly referring to. Who would be putting up this lobby and to what ends? Now I know that there is a big lobby in favour of…
Having juat learned that half of my prine tree was emptied out I have I a hard time right now enjoying this article. O well, I was somewhat consoled by my neighbour how pointed me to 'Les glaneurs et la glaneuse', a…
...and jazz. I'd pay €50/month without blinking for the entire ECM catalog for example.
Does/did make sense. European paper size (A*) are based on the golden section (so A0 Length == A1 Width and 1/2 surface A0 == surface A1 and so on).
extended tldr; because many of the ideas of these old theories are re-surfacing in new (pseudo-)scientific work.
> What the EU is trying to do has been done in the past and it has failed. First, If we would never try what in the past has failed then we would be really in a very stagnant state. Second, the EU has not failed, the EU…
I would be really interested to read the publication you did on this. We are trying to do anomaly detection from a large stream of traceroutes coming on from approx. 10,000 locations continuously over the internet.
Not a book of anything, but a animatated story inspired by the subject matter of the book: http://www.fallen.io/ww2/ Just see and be humbled by the staggering, staggering losses of Soviet Russia in relation to other…
Hmm, I always assumed bugs bunny was a hare.
On of the main reasons is political: "It will signal that the U.S. has changed its position and no longer believes in a private-sector led internet and that governments will play a primary role in making the final…
Well, probably to not feel bad about themselves. If your skills were obtained through hard work, they could have done that themselves. Whereas if it was handed to you by magic then there's nothing to be done, right?
Years of training? Do untrained 3 year olds not demonstrate human level intelligence?
They do provide IPv6. RIPE Atlas features at least 6 probes that are in Ziggo's AS (ASN9143): See https://atlas.ripe.net/api/v2/probes/?asn_v6=9143 Thing is it only works in non-bridged mode latest generation…
well for development that's a good idea. For production you don't want to have webpack serving anything, you want it compiled, right?
I second taking a look at Go, but be aware that for replacing shell scripts Go has one big disadvantage: binaries tend to get rather large, because all libraries are statically linked. I have one script that writes…
Most people's complaint was Microsoft was trying to push their own proprietary standards (Activex anyone?) upon the www at large. Also their adherence to Web standards at the time IE6 came out was so bad, that it caused…
In Amsterdam - third most expensive place in the world to take a cab - a government enforced monopoly was broken down at the end of the 90s. The result was that prices actually went up and service went down. Also,…