Oh, so... not at all? No, seriously, K-12 education is pretty infamously bad at giving you the information you need.
And yet for the past five years, every time I've looked at it, the top answers are all uselessly outdated. Simply getting rid of the stupid dupe policy would've helped solve this a lot better than time-weighted voting.
The moderation was a lot of the problem, but not the whole problem. Honestly these days a larger part is that old, low-quality answers are usually stuck as the top answer on old questions, despite the fact that the…
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Anyone who uses SO often enough have seen them for themselves. We don't really need proof. Besides which, this isn't court. The burden of proof is on the person who wants to know, not the strangers around them who have…
What was "covert" about it? What is "measurement data"?
> why the device might show up with an additional MAC/IP at the upstream switch port > the thing acts as an Ethernet bridge A USB-C NIC has its own MAC and would thus get its own IP.
The Austin airport has, or used to have, such keypads in places. (Doors from the baggage carousel area through to the airside ground staff areas, for example.)
Intel AMT? Whatever AMD calls theirs?
SSS is from 1979. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir%27s_secret_sharing
I definitely heard about another nonprofit group that got similarly punted last quarter, or maybe the quarter before... shame I can't remember it now.
Oh, so... not at all? No, seriously, K-12 education is pretty infamously bad at giving you the information you need.
And yet for the past five years, every time I've looked at it, the top answers are all uselessly outdated. Simply getting rid of the stupid dupe policy would've helped solve this a lot better than time-weighted voting.
The moderation was a lot of the problem, but not the whole problem. Honestly these days a larger part is that old, low-quality answers are usually stuck as the top answer on old questions, despite the fact that the…
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Anyone who uses SO often enough have seen them for themselves. We don't really need proof. Besides which, this isn't court. The burden of proof is on the person who wants to know, not the strangers around them who have…
What was "covert" about it? What is "measurement data"?
> why the device might show up with an additional MAC/IP at the upstream switch port > the thing acts as an Ethernet bridge A USB-C NIC has its own MAC and would thus get its own IP.
The Austin airport has, or used to have, such keypads in places. (Doors from the baggage carousel area through to the airside ground staff areas, for example.)
Intel AMT? Whatever AMD calls theirs?
SSS is from 1979. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir%27s_secret_sharing
I definitely heard about another nonprofit group that got similarly punted last quarter, or maybe the quarter before... shame I can't remember it now.