Yes. There's always room for improvement.
I hear after 20 years all the accumulated tartar turns into a 2nd layer of enamel.
Systems like the Banana Pi 4 can easily route traffic at near 10 gigabit wire speed. Granted, this particular system has very good hardware offloading capabilities.
Find a decent embedded system & put Linux on it. I've been using that setup for 20'ish years now & have never regretted it. See also: pfSense, OpenWrt
Ugh...reminds me of the "Pre N" Wifi days, and my stupidity for buying one before 802.11n was actually ratified. Live & learn...
Oh man, Kid Pix takes me back. That was my very first interaction with a Mac back in 2nd grade in my school's computer lab. It was definitely the favorite app amongst all the students back then, and a helluva improved…
DuckDB is amazing. I swapped out some data analytics processing that was originally implemented with Python & Postgres to DuckDB and have been immensely pleased with the outcome. Stuff that would take 6+ hours to do…
Yep, came here to say the same thing. I still remember Carmack presenting Doom3 with the GF3 at the Macworld Expo (Feb 2001) and recall him referring to it as the first true GPU. Funny, though, that when Doom3 was…
Yep, a reverse-proxy is supposed to handle all the stuff that would need handling in a production environment (as you stated: TLS termination, load-balancing, DoS protection, etc) that an application developer should…
At my current job I'm in charge of developing our data analytics platform, and with it being so data-driven I was able to implement like 95% of the logic directly into the database largely as functions and stored…
Oh my god....q2ctf was the absolute best. I still fire it up on LAN parties here from time to time.
> The funny thing too is when 3d graphics were first taking over, the games themselves didn't look as nice as the former 2d ones Duke3D -> Quake (software rendered of course) definitely fit that description
Can I go now?
My thought exactly
Boy I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder!
Wow, I was just the other day wondering how these work. Far more complicated than I had expected, but a very cool mechanism!
Probably had to unbolt the brake bar to get it to spin freely backwards?
00:11:22:33:44:55
Perhaps they should just drop the 'security' from the name and simply call it a camera.
I've been using Canonical's LXD for this, under Debian Trixie. Nowadays I can usually get away with just running containers for things I need vs full-blown VMs. I guess the only downside is that in order to get the…
There's also been advancements in cylinder head technology (i.e., VTEC, VVT, etc), which I guess also falls under control systems, but worth mentioning as these technologies are very cool. Honda's iVTEC has it down to a…
Sounds like a fun way to make a lot of friends in law enforcement :)
The only thing the ViRGE was good for was passing through to a Voodoo2
It looks like it can. Check out GPUDirect RDMA.
When you setup your single ethernet port (let's call it eth0) as a VLAN trunk port, you'll get the ability to configure multiple virtual interfaces off of it. How many virtual interfaces you get depends on how many…
Yes. There's always room for improvement.
I hear after 20 years all the accumulated tartar turns into a 2nd layer of enamel.
Systems like the Banana Pi 4 can easily route traffic at near 10 gigabit wire speed. Granted, this particular system has very good hardware offloading capabilities.
Find a decent embedded system & put Linux on it. I've been using that setup for 20'ish years now & have never regretted it. See also: pfSense, OpenWrt
Ugh...reminds me of the "Pre N" Wifi days, and my stupidity for buying one before 802.11n was actually ratified. Live & learn...
Oh man, Kid Pix takes me back. That was my very first interaction with a Mac back in 2nd grade in my school's computer lab. It was definitely the favorite app amongst all the students back then, and a helluva improved…
DuckDB is amazing. I swapped out some data analytics processing that was originally implemented with Python & Postgres to DuckDB and have been immensely pleased with the outcome. Stuff that would take 6+ hours to do…
Yep, came here to say the same thing. I still remember Carmack presenting Doom3 with the GF3 at the Macworld Expo (Feb 2001) and recall him referring to it as the first true GPU. Funny, though, that when Doom3 was…
Yep, a reverse-proxy is supposed to handle all the stuff that would need handling in a production environment (as you stated: TLS termination, load-balancing, DoS protection, etc) that an application developer should…
At my current job I'm in charge of developing our data analytics platform, and with it being so data-driven I was able to implement like 95% of the logic directly into the database largely as functions and stored…
Oh my god....q2ctf was the absolute best. I still fire it up on LAN parties here from time to time.
> The funny thing too is when 3d graphics were first taking over, the games themselves didn't look as nice as the former 2d ones Duke3D -> Quake (software rendered of course) definitely fit that description
Can I go now?
My thought exactly
Boy I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder!
Wow, I was just the other day wondering how these work. Far more complicated than I had expected, but a very cool mechanism!
Probably had to unbolt the brake bar to get it to spin freely backwards?
00:11:22:33:44:55
Perhaps they should just drop the 'security' from the name and simply call it a camera.
I've been using Canonical's LXD for this, under Debian Trixie. Nowadays I can usually get away with just running containers for things I need vs full-blown VMs. I guess the only downside is that in order to get the…
There's also been advancements in cylinder head technology (i.e., VTEC, VVT, etc), which I guess also falls under control systems, but worth mentioning as these technologies are very cool. Honda's iVTEC has it down to a…
Sounds like a fun way to make a lot of friends in law enforcement :)
The only thing the ViRGE was good for was passing through to a Voodoo2
It looks like it can. Check out GPUDirect RDMA.
When you setup your single ethernet port (let's call it eth0) as a VLAN trunk port, you'll get the ability to configure multiple virtual interfaces off of it. How many virtual interfaces you get depends on how many…