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Ah yeah, but many issuers push it down to the consumer, basically the same case as when you've given the card PIN away.

Online transactions using Visa's 3DSecure/Verified by Visa or MasterCard SecureCode will shift liability to consumer though.

Not that strange that they not are offering previous generation hardware at new locations.

That's just a Direct Connect location right? Not the actual Asia Pacific (Sydney) Region.

And now it is down with db issues.

Enabling FileVault is an easy countermeasure.

Heh, you cant even DMA 750GB from memory to the graphics card (assuming 16GB/s, using 32 lanes) in 14s.

The only reason they could do 40 GBps without SSL was kernel zero copy. Copying it over to the GPU and back will definitely not be faster.

It is weird, two of them (CVE-2015-0288 and CVE-2015-0209) are listed here also with links to patches, https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/source-package/o... Why have embargo on the vulnerabilities if you publish patches anyway? Which makes me think that the patches has not been committed yet and that the embargoed are different ones than these.

Well, depends where you live, HBO Nordic is available in some nordic countries (at ~$10). However not on AppleTV I believe.

The survey was about retail apps, which Facebook is not.

And the last photo is from Bahnhof's datacenter in central Stockholm (which is a former command centre). See this Wired article about it, http://www.wired.com/2012/11/bahnhof/

For the claimed 5x performance and 6 way replication, it seems pretty cheap.

Good question.

"Storage consumed by your database, up to 64 TB, is billed at $0.10 a GB per month and IOs consumed by your database are billed at $0.20 per million requests"

Sounds like the replication is included in this, but Amazon really should clarify that.

If you need a smaller instance you are probably fine with regular MySQL instance though.

Just slightly more expensive than the same instance with MySQL on RDS ($0.24)

Anyone knows if these talks were filmed?

DNT only has the effect that the browser sets the Do Not Track header on each request, basically begging the server to not track the user.

Also from the article it says water damage to equipment which made it sound like they didn't have inert gas fire suppression systems installed (or that it couldn't handle the fire).

Separate rooms with separate access control for redundant systems. Preferably made so fire from one room does not spread to the next.

Actually, OpenBSD just replaced nginx with their own httpd.

Think we have the answer in the source article's abstract,

" Our methodical investigation demonstrates the role of ISA in modern microprocessors’ performance and energy efficiency. We find that ARM and x86 processors are simply engineering design points optimized for different levels of performance, and there is nothing fundamentally more energy efficient in one ISA class or the other. The ISA being RISC or CISC seems irrelevant."

http://research.cs.wisc.edu/vertical/papers/2013/isa-power-s...

Apparently that one isn't the most correct one though, this (very long) article is a nice read about a guy who recreated the inner details of the two bombs. http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2008/12/15/atomic-john

Newer revisions use 4 or 6 TB drives and such 15K SAS drives does not exist from what I can find.

See http://oc.nflxvideo.net/docs/OpenConnect-Deployment-Guide.pd...

They are actually using standard SATA drives, see spec here, https://www.netflix.com/openconnect/hardware

If Ford is suing them for Model E, they would undoubtedly sue them for Model T.

It does copy the PC. Actually it just return from the fork call twice, one in the parent and one in the child, with different return values, the pid of the child to the parent and zero to the child.

See http://linux.die.net/man/2/fork for more details

They have a sync application,

"You can install the Zocalo client application on your desktop and laptop computers running Windows 7 or MacOS (version 10.7 or later) and designate a folder for syncing. Once you do so, saving a file to the folder will automatically upload them to Zocalo across an encrypted connection and sync them to your other devices. You can also access Zocalo from your iPad, Kindle Fire, and Android tablets."

This post has some more details https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/zocalo-doc-storage-sharing/

There was a lot of unrelated changes, this release was most likely just cut off their development branch.