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I knew big customers (such as Cisco) can ask for such test reports and they do get it.

It would be very interesting experiment to position some modem/old (7, 14, 28 nm chips) electronics (cell phones, raspberry Pi + solar panels) to various distant near nuclear accident site, monitor them remotely, classify and log the failure rate over the months/ years.

But those fine/regulation doesn't seem to stop the telemarketers.

Any idea on why that's the case?

The gov agency is not enforce it? The lawyers can't do class action and make $ from filing those cases? Can they file any cases against AT&T or other phone companies? The spammers are outside the US?

Looks like 49% of California's Electric still comes from NG from 2016. Solar was < 10%.

Hopefully solar will be higher and higher percentage of it soon.

I love to see the 50%+ or more Ca's roof top, parking lots cover with solar panels.

I like to a solar deployment system such that: * a 40 ft container pull up to a parking lots. * A machine drill 4, 6, 8 1x6 ft holes on the ground. * A concrete 1x6 ft concrete anchor beam drop down - secured. * Some posts erect on site in a half hours. * The per-fabricated solar panel pull on top and fasten. * The whole solar deployment is finished in < 4 hours.

It has electric range of 48 miles - perfect for the daily commute ~30 miles round trip. A nice gas option is there just in case the battery is gone - which I used couple time.

The charge point app shows that the car took in 169KWHr in Oct. I figure if it is charged at home 15c / KWHr = ~$23. That's 50% to 75% cheaper than my last commuting car's gas cost.

I am doing my share to reduce the oil demand.

Any admin can view the contents to debug or spot any potential security issues.

https://medium.com/@nopara73/stealing-satoshis-bitcoins-cc4d...

"Satoshi accumulated about 1 million bitcoins, 1/21 of the total coin supply, many of them are sitting on public keys due to this early feature. This one million Bitcoin is poised to be stolen within 5 to 15 years. Or even sooner, depending on, if secret government projects are still a thing."

At price of $6K/BC, there seems to be $ 6 Billion incentive to build that quantum computer to hack his pirate key.

If/when that happens, it will be interesting to see what will happen for the rest of crypto base eco-systems.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnPtuTbqzd4

It is not perfect but give me a lot of comfort about all the running app, .dll files in my system. It helped me easily detect my kid's game machines of some internet drive by download issues before and work very well to remove those apps/files.

I really wish Google can create something similar for Android. Love to see something similar for iOS, OSX also.

I used Xlinx VTPro 20, 10 + years ago, like to know the state of FPGA Software tools today.

I am thinking something like selinux, docker or chroot - a bit like internal firewall for Django (or any other webapp).

Any suggestions on the links to latest best practices?

My boy love Minecraft. I like to use this as base to teach him more about programming.

Any suggestion on small projects that can be addon / mod use this code as base.

I am thinking a series of coding exercises that can be hack/add on to this:

Add a command/mod to:

1) Draw line, Square, Triangle. 2) Draw Circle, Ellipse, Cone, Cylinder 3) Build Car, Airplane 4) Build Space Ship 5) Putting picture of his own face on the block.

... Any other suggestions?

Each small projects take about 1-2 hours build on skill sets that learn before. It should be simple and fun to do with goals of encourage kids to learn programming.

My boy finished all the CS classes in Khan Academy and seems to enjoys them.

If anyone else has strong interested in this, I will see if I (we - group of us) can develop this as a new Khan Academy CS class and contribute it to KA.

This seems to claims vGPU works with NVidia Grid.

The real issue you're facing is with over-provision them?

Maybe Lubuntu folks can put up one page on comparing the disk space requirements for standard default setup between Ubuntu/KDE/Xbuntu/Lubuntu - for typical VM.

Or any other advantages for using Lubuntu.

1) some VM base tests for these kind of CPU - 32, 64, 128 VM all running some kind of web/db/redis benchmarks inside.

2) Some compilation testing - time the clean build of AOSP, BSD, some very complex linux app - use max jobs setting for parallel compile and time how long it take to finish the jobs. ( measure the over CPU usages at the same time. )

30 year later: From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_S1

2014: Apple Watch. - ARM CPU 500Mhz - 8G Flash (?) - 512MB RAM.

                    -  X 50-250            - X 1000       - X 256000 

2044: ??? Watch - CPU 25-125GHz (?) - 8TB Flash - 128TB RAM.

Curious what the minimal wind, wave requirements for such landing....

If I need a desktop, I always configure the system to use xfce which means 16.04 and 18.04's desktop GUI are the same.

It also means that the vm with GUI under Mac/Windows has the same GUI and also very light. I can configure 512M -2G RAM per VM and they works just fine.

If url, div, cookies and any other info are collected, what are they?

What server connections are made by the extension, IP, Name, contents of info transmitted?

All the GUI, collection system should be in place as part of JS dev/debug tools already. Just customized it a bit so any tech savvy users can check the audit logs and enable more logging for a plugin if needed.

If an user spots something not right, it is also easy to out the "plugin/extension" on a public forum.

GL driver, openGL Lib, etc all open source for all GPU.

Manage contributions from Intel, AMD, ARM, NVidia and other GPU silicon IP vendors.

The simple goal of opensource, advance the GPU driver, libraries for the benefits of everyone in the field.

After that, maybe define, manage the evolution of "AI" driver, library layers between the TensorFlow (or other AI framework) and the CPU, GPU, TPU.

https://servo.org/

From the simple block diagram and benchmark, servo seems to be better?

Servo claims 500 fps.

This only shows 22-48 fps.

Anyone have good technical explanation on the difference?

It likely allows everyone to learn from all the mistakes and improve the process for the whole industry - similar to the passenger airplane safety record improvements learned from every single accidents/crashes.

The youtube video looks so much cleaner.

it mentions snort rules for detection and protection for VPNFilter and ClamAV Signatures.

But it didn't explain how to use them.

The way I understand SNORT after googling it, I need to able captures the traffic (wan port) and feed that to SNORT for analysis, is that correct?

Also for ClamAV, do I need to clone/mount the rootfs from the wifi router to Linux and use ClamAV to scan that rootfs for those signatures?

The URL mentions the infested device have /var/run/vpnfilterm, /var/run/vpnfilterw. I checked they are not in my wifi router's fs.

The URL also mentions it modified/insert entry the crontab, but I can't find what exe name, possible file locations I should search in my router. Do anyone else know such info?