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Why Are High-Speed Links Better than Port Channels « ipSpace.net by @ioshints
Why Are High-Speed Links Better than Port Channels « ipSpace.net by @ioshints
I’m positive I’ve answered this question a dozen times in various blog posts and webinars, but it keeps coming back: You always mention that high speed links are always better than parallel low speed links, for example 2 x 40GE is better than 8 x 10GE. What is the rationale behind this? Here’s the N+1-th answer (hoping I’m being consistent):
·blog.ipspace.net·
Why Are High-Speed Links Better than Port Channels « ipSpace.net by @ioshints
BranislavLazic (Branislav Lazic)
BranislavLazic (Branislav Lazic)
Software Consultant. BranislavLazic has 52 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
·github.com·
BranislavLazic (Branislav Lazic)
Monki Gras: The Key to Open Source Success is in the Packaging - The New Stack
Monki Gras: The Key to Open Source Success is in the Packaging - The New Stack
The theme of this year's analyst firm RedMonk's one-day Monki Gras gathering was packaging. Like many attending, I'd suspected I'd be inundated with technical information about containers and other "packaging" formats. And certainly Docker was referenced as a solution more than once, but many of the conference's speakers took a much less literal approach to the topic, offering…
·thenewstack.io·
Monki Gras: The Key to Open Source Success is in the Packaging - The New Stack
Why you should have your own Twitter bot, and how to build one in less than 30 minutes
Why you should have your own Twitter bot, and how to build one in less than 30 minutes
UPDATE 20171102: Since this story was originally posted back in January 2017 there have been a few things that have changed with the repository on GitHub, if you are going to be following along I’d suggest using the repository README.md in conjunction with this story to save any
·medium.freecodecamp.com·
Why you should have your own Twitter bot, and how to build one in less than 30 minutes
How to keep your secret activist Twitter account a secret / Boing Boing
How to keep your secret activist Twitter account a secret / Boing Boing
Despite his widely read criticism of Tor, The Gruqq — a legendary, pseudonymous security expert — uses it as first and last line of defense in keeping your secret, activist Twitter acco…
·boingboing.net·
How to keep your secret activist Twitter account a secret / Boing Boing
FBI: U.S. law enforcement infiltrated by white supremacists
FBI: U.S. law enforcement infiltrated by white supremacists
It won’t surprise you to learn American policing has a racism problem. It may surprise you to know that the FBI has been quietly, systematically investigating the white supremacist infiltrati…
·boingboing.net·
FBI: U.S. law enforcement infiltrated by white supremacists
The new rhetoric of television politics
The new rhetoric of television politics
Politics happens in (at least) three places: political institutions, like legislatures, courthouses, and executive offices, places governed by elaborate rules and traditions; public spaces, like debates, protests, a
·kottke.org·
The new rhetoric of television politics
Wired in the 1990s
Wired in the 1990s
I used to work at Wired, and later at The Verge, and at both places we had a lot of reverence for "Wired in the 90s." You'd say it fast like that, too -- "wired-in-the-90s" -- and it was a universally
·kottke.org·
Wired in the 1990s
OpenCL Opens Doors to Deep Learning Training on FPGA
OpenCL Opens Doors to Deep Learning Training on FPGA
Hardware and device makers are in a mad dash to create or acquire the perfect chip for performing deep learning training and inference. While we have yet
·nextplatform.com·
OpenCL Opens Doors to Deep Learning Training on FPGA
Optimizing code | MIT News
Optimizing code | MIT News
By modifying the “middle end” of the popular open-source compiler LLVM, MIT computer scientists have created a C compiler that optimizes parallel code better than any other.
·news.mit.edu·
Optimizing code | MIT News
Mobile 2.0 — Benedict Evans
Mobile 2.0 — Benedict Evans
Ten years after the iPhone, what assumptions can we leave behind? What do we build if we assume a billion people have a high-end smartphone, and forget about PCs?
·ben-evans.com·
Mobile 2.0 — Benedict Evans
Kayashima: The Japanese Train Station Built Around a 700-Year-Old Tree | Colossal
Kayashima: The Japanese Train Station Built Around a 700-Year-Old Tree | Colossal
In the Northeast suburbs of central Osaka stands a curious train station unlike any other. Kayashima Station features a rectangular hole cut into the roof of the elevated platform and, from inside, a giant tree pokes its head out like a stalk of broccoli. It’s almost like a railway version of Laputa
·thisiscolossal.com·
Kayashima: The Japanese Train Station Built Around a 700-Year-Old Tree | Colossal
Busted: America's Poverty Myths | WNYC
Busted: America's Poverty Myths | WNYC
Through the voices of individuals and the complexities of history, On the Media lays open the tales we tell ourselves about poverty.
·wnyc.org·
Busted: America's Poverty Myths | WNYC
Seth's Blog: Missed it by that much
Seth's Blog: Missed it by that much
I got to the gate just as they closed the door and the plane began to back away. It was thirty years ago, but I still remember how it felt. I think we’re hard-wired to fear these painful moments of…
·sethgodin.typepad.com·
Seth's Blog: Missed it by that much
Exploring the Nature of Evil
Exploring the Nature of Evil
Recent events have led me to contemplate the nature of evil---specifically as it pertains to government leaders. I feel like there are two different types
·danielmiessler.com·
Exploring the Nature of Evil
Playing with processes in Elixir - O'Reilly Media
Playing with processes in Elixir - O'Reilly Media
Elixir’s key organizational concept, the process, is an independent component built from functions that sends and receives messages.
·oreilly.com·
Playing with processes in Elixir - O'Reilly Media
All or something
All or something
You can win on your own terms even if you’re not all in.One of the most pervasive myths of startup life is that it has to be all consuming. That unless you can give your business all your thoughts …
·m.signalvnoise.com·
All or something
First Genetic Results From Scott Kelly's Year In Space Reveal DNA Mysteries
First Genetic Results From Scott Kelly's Year In Space Reveal DNA Mysteries
After recent events, we’re all ready to hop aboard the next flight to Mars. But before us Earthlings embark on a seven-month journey to the Red Planet, we need to understand how the harsh conditions of space can affect our bodies.
·gizmodo.com·
First Genetic Results From Scott Kelly's Year In Space Reveal DNA Mysteries
Diamonds Are Forever
Diamonds Are Forever
“I don’t think people tell the stories. I don’t think people ask the stories.” Illustration by Nate Otto Jewelry tells a story. For Kathy, the owner of a 90-year-old jewelry store in Berwyn, Illino…
·m.signalvnoise.com·
Diamonds Are Forever