2013/6/6-7/31 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/China, Computer/SW/Security] UID:54690 Activity:nil | 6/6 Wow, NSA rocks. Who would have thought they had access to major
data exchangers? I have much more respect for government workers,
crypto experts, mathematicans now than ever.
\_ flea to Hong Kong --> best dim-sum in the world
\_ "flee"
\_ The dumb ones work for DMV, the smart ones for the NSA. If you
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2012/8/29-11/7 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:54467 Activity:nil | 8/29 There was once a CSUA web page which runs an SSH client for logging
on to soda. Does that page still exist? Can someone remind me of the
URL please? Thx.
\_ what do you mean? instruction on how to ssh into soda?
\_ No I think he means the ssh applet, which, iirc, was an applet
that implemented an ssh v1 client. I think this page went away
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2011/5/19-7/30 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:54110 Activity:nil | 5/19 Uh, is anyone still using this? Please mark here if you post and
haven't added this yet. I'll start:
\_ person k
\_ ausman, I check in about once a week.
\_ erikred, twice a week or so.
\_ mehlhaff, I login when I actually own my home directory instead of
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2011/2/14-4/20 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:54039 Activity:nil | 2/14 You sure soda isn't running windows in disguise? It would explain the
uptimes.
\_ hardly, My winbox stays up longer.
\_ Nobody cares about uptime anymore brother, that's what web2.0 has
taught us. Everything is "stateless".
\_ You;d think gamers would care more about uptime.
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2010/8/12-9/7 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:53922 Activity:nil | 8/12 Ruby coders, do you mostly DIY your stuff or use the ruby libs out
there? How is their quality compared to other libs you have used
for other langs? Thx.
\_ I use Ruby for hobby stuff, etc. I use libraries for system stuff
(web access, process, etc.) but that's about it. Perl libraries are
much better/more complete. I assume because of the maturity and
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2010/2/22-3/12 [Computer/HW] UID:53723 Activity:nil | 2/20 There was a failure validating the SSL/TLS certificate for the server
<DEAD>mail.csua.berkeley.edu<DEAD>
The reason for the failure was
self signed certificate in certificate chain (details)
We have not verified the identity of your server. If you ignore this certificate validation
problem and continue, you could end up connecting to an imposter server.
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2003/5/12 [Computer/SW/Compilers, Computer/SW/Languages] UID:28412 Activity:kinda low | 5/11 What is "software pipelining"? Is that like multithreaded stuff
doing the same task on different processors? I understand hardware
pipelining completely (took cs152), but don't understand what
software pipelining is. ok thx.
\_ It's a way of reducing loop overhead (much like loop-unrolling).
SW pipelining works by taking replicating the loop body several
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2000/7/29 [Computer/HW/CPU] UID:18812 Activity:moderate | 7/28 The Athlon architecture is often described as "having lots of
headroom" as compared to Pentium. But what does changing
architectures buy you in the Mhz race? Why will the P4 be able to
make 100 mhz improvements where the P3 allows 33Mhz?
\_ In general, newer architectures are pipelined more heavily,
so for a given process, the clock to clock delay is shorter,
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1998/5/7-8 [Computer/HW/Drives] UID:14066 Activity:low | 5/6 Hi, I'm building my own Linux server from scratch. Can someone tell
me what the approximate performance gain I would get by using two
SCSI drives (one for kernel/binary/swap, the other one for user only)
versus two EIDE-4 drives? There is a pretty sizable price gap. THANKS.
\_ post to ucb.os.linux for access to clueful opinions
\_ Serving what? With only two drives SCSI will most likely not gain
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