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Does anybody recognize differences between the following sentences?
- She took a perverse interest in photos of boys.
- She took a perverted interest in photos of boys.
Does anybody recognize differences between the following sentences?
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Confusing perverse and perverted seems to be a fairly common error in English. Of the sites that explain the difference, Ginger seems to have the most concise definitions:
As this site explains, neither word necessarily has any sexual connotations:
These sentences place your examples in a context that might make their word choice more clear:
I think using 'perverted' makes the jump immediately to the sexual connotation whereas using 'perverse' allows for other interpretations.
*Definitions from Wiktionary.org
"Perverse" means a disposition to oppose, while "pervert" refers to an unusual or bizarre behaviour (usually sexual one). Hope this clears the issue.
Based on Latin and its closest languages, it's possible to affirm that:
"Perverse" means "with a bad intention" or/and "against the common sense of correctness", thus it can mean sexually or not, it's broader than "perverted".
Perverted is in a sense the "narrowed" version of "perverse" adding the connotation "with sexual intention", thus "with a bad +sexual+ intention".
If you go back all the way to latin you're going to notice that perverse and perverted came from the same word "pervertere", which if you search its meaning on heavily latin-based languages such as Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, it means to "turn" the person to "evil", or to be that "turned" evil person with inverted (notice "verted" literally means "turned") social values
Concisely saying:
A perverse person is a person with
P.S.: I'm a native Portuguese speaker.
"Perverse or Perverted" Usage notes:
(Pam Peters, The Cambridge Guide to English Usage. Cambridge University Press, 2004)
(Philip Gooden, Who's Whose: A No-Nonsense Guide to Easily Confused Words. Walker, 2004)
A perverse interest is an interest that a person has, despite the fact that holding it runs counter to the interested person's interests.
"S/he took a perverse interest in vanity searching him/herself on Google".
A perverted interest is an interest in perversion; most often referring to sexual perversion, or what is more commonly known as "kink", in current useage.


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I am having the mass publishing issues. I read through the other posts and have applied the suggest fix.
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Welcome to Disneyland in Denmark — plus one reason Europe's been eating our lunch on renewables, creating hundreds of thousands of clean energy jobs
Warning — I am no cinematographer under the best of circumstances. But having flown the redeye and then being wedged with a few hundred other people waiting for hours to get accredited as an observer for the international climate conference being held in the Bella Center in Copenhagen — with no actual line movement for most of that time — and then to learn it was only one of those Disneyland-esque "lines" just to get into the real line, well, at least I had my Flip Camera.
So I did a bunch of interviews that definitely give new meaning to the phrase up close and personal. My apologies, but given the experience with the NREL director in a far less noisy setting, I wanted to make sure to get the audio. And I did.
The first minute or so of this video is some gallows humor about the line — and then you'll get the policy perspective of Daniel Argyropolous, a German (half Greek) who had worked for the German government on renewable policy and is now working in Great Britain for Garrad Hassan, which bills itself as "the worlds leading renewable energy consultancy." If you think some Europeans mock our lame renewable energy policies, which have cost us global leadership in a variety of technologies we were once the world leader in, you're right!
I had already interviewed the woman I panned to, and will post that shortly.
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Now that is what I call a good use of waiting time! I hope you will post more of these interviews. I found it very helpful.
I like this up close and personal stuff. Thanks!
Perhaps the last act of the last week of the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference is the last, best chance for the leaders of the human community to save a good-enough future for the children, life as we know it, the Earth and its environs from the ravages of global human overproduction, overconsumption and overpopulation activities that can be seen with the naked eye engulfing the surface of our planetary home, irreversibly depleting its resources and recklessly degrading its ecosystem services. If ever there was a time for action, that time is presented this week.
A truthful, reliable, complete, useful, significant, timely, fully funded and legally binding international agreement is required. What are the chances that the right thing will be done?
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You would not believe how long it took me to figure out the problem:
I have a custom post type for events "temds10", when I'm logged into wordpress, you can see the single temds10 posts via it's url slug
?event=title_of_event, -- but, if I'm not logged (like my audience won't be) I'm hit with a 404 error. simply signing back in removes the 404 error, and shows the event.
I'm having an impossible time finding out why this is. My register_post_type() is set up normal, but two things I noticed when troubleshooting:
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- if I change "temds10" to anything else and add a new post, it works perfectly fine, and I can see single posts logged in or out.. but I've coded way to much to change that as a perm solution.
that, to me, makes me think that something has gotten corrupt... but I haven't a clue what.. I searched the databases for anything "temds10" but nothing was written..
$args_array = array(
'label' => __('Events'),
'singular_label' => __('Events'),
'menu_position' => 5,
'public' => true,
'show_ui' => true, // UI in admin panel
'_builtin' => false, // It's a custom post type, not built in
'_edit_link' => 'post.php?post=%d',
'capability_type' => 'post',
'hierarchical' => false,
'rewrite' => array("slug" => "event"), // Permalinks
'query_var' => 'event', // This goes to the WP_Query schema
'supports' => array('title', 'excerpt', 'thumbnail', 'editor')
register_post_type('temds10', $args_array);
Does anyone have the vaguest idea what's happening here, and the route I should take to resolve it?


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Other LPGA golfers participating in the tournament include Furman graduates Cindy Ferro, Joan Delk, Maggie Will, Denise Killeen, Caroline Blaylock, Jen Hanna and Ashli Bunch. Vicki Goetz-Ackerman, Heather Daly-Donofrio, Eva Dahllof and Laurie Rinker-Graham are also in the field.
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The cost is $60 per player of $240 for a four-person team for this captain's choice-formatted event. Hole sponsorships are available for $25 per hole or two holes for $40.
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College Committees serve as a mechanism through which students offer input on a variety of issues. The Student Executive Board interviews students for membership for the following committees. Please refer to the Bowdoin College Catalogue online for the names of faculty and administrative committee members. In circumstances where a College Committee is required to meet and take action outside the academic year, committee members may participate by telephone when necessary.
* Only those committees with student representation are listed. For a complete list of committees, see the College Catalogue.
The by-laws of the College allow for a high degree of student involvement in College governance. Students are voting members of nearly all trustee committees and are representatives at meetings of the Executive Committee and of the full Board of Trustees.
Executive: Deborah Jensen Barker, Chair; Gregory E. Kerr, Vice Chair; Clayton S. Rose, President; Arthur E. Black, Michele G. Cyr, John F. McQuillan, David A. Morales, Kathleen K. Phillips, Mary Hogan Preusse, David J. Roux, James E. Staley, John K. L. Thorndike. Subcommittee chairs invited: Tasha vanderLinde Irving, Andrew E. Serwer. Representatives: Judith Casselberry, faculty; Michelle Kruk '16, student; Daniel A. Mejia-Cruz '16, student; Scott W. Hood, secretary; Elizabeth D. Orlic, liaison officer.
Academic Affairs: Michele G. Cyr, Chair; Sydney Asbury, Gregory B. Bowes, Ronald C. Brady, David G. Brown, Donald A. Goldsmith, George A. Khaldun, Jane L. Pinchin, Linda H. Roth, James E. Staley, Sheldon M. Stone, John K. L. Thorndike, David P. Wheeler, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Andrew C. Rudalevige, faculty; Andrew Millar '16, student; Talia Cowen '16, student; Jennifer Scanlon, liaison officer.
Admissions and Financial Aid: David A. Morales, Chair; Donald A. Goldsmith, Ann Hambelton Kenyon, George A. Khaldun, James W. MacAllen, Henry T. A. Moniz, Joan Benoit Samuelson, Sheldon M. Stone, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Adam Levy, faculty; Chase Savage '16, student; Marc Berson '18, student; Scott A. Meiklejohn, liaison officer.
Audit: Kathleen K. Phillips, Chair; Peter J. Bernard, Gregory B. Bowes, Leonard W. Cotton, John A. Gibbons, Bradford A. Hunter, Ann Hambelton Kenyon, H. Allen Ryan, Karen N. Walker; S. Catherine Longley, liaison officer; Matthew P. Orlando, staff.
Committee on Trustees: Gregory E. Kerr, Chair; Michele G. Cyr, Stephen F. Gormley, Bradford A. Hunter, Ann Hambelton Kenyon, Henry T. A. Moniz, Mary C. Tydings Smith, Paula M. Wardynski, David P. Wheeler, Robert F. White, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Elizabeth D. Orlic, liaison officer.
Development and College Relations: John F. McQuillan, Chair; Sydney Asbury, Arthur E. Black, David G. Brown, Jeff D. Emerson, Stephen F. Gormley, James W. MacAllen, David A. Morales, Scott B. Perper, Linda H. Roth, Joan Benoit Samuelson, Robert F. White, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Aaron W. Kitch, faculty; Thomas E. Walsh, Jr., alumni council; Emma Patterson '16, student; Rachel Snyder '16, student; Richard J. Ganong, liaison officer.
Facilities and Properties: Mary Hogan Preusse, Chair; Gregory B. Bowes, Leonard W. Cotton, Iris W. Davis, Bradford A. Hunter, Joseph V. McDevitt, Jr., Linda H. Roth, Geoffrey C. Rusack, H. Allen Ryan, Peter M. Small*, David P. Wheeler, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Allen L. Springer, faculty; Grace Butler '16, student; William Kai Wise '18, student; S. Catherine Longley, liaison officer.
Financial Planning: David J. Roux, Chair; Peter J. Bernard, Ronald C. Brady, Leonard W. Cotton, Jeff D. Emerson, John A. Gibbons, Jr., Tasha vanderLinde Irving, David A. Morales, Scott B. Perper, Kathleen K. Phillips, Karen N. Walker, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Matthew W. Klingle, faculty; Chuying (Lucy) Luo '16, student; S. Catherine Longley, liaison officer; Delwin C. Wilson, staff.
Subcommittee on Honors: Andrew E. Serwer, Chair; Sydney Asbury, Kathleen K. Phillips, Jane L. Pinchin, David J. Roux, Mary C. Tydings Smith, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; John Lichter, faculty; Hanétha Vété-Congolo, faculty; Amy J. Minton, liaison officer; John R. Cross, staff.
Information and Technology: John K. L. Thorndike, Chair; Peter J. Bernard, David G. Brown, Michele G. Cyr, Jeff D. Emerson, John A. Gibbons, Jr., Stephen F. Gormley, John F. McQuillan, Paula M. Wardynski, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Eric C. Gaze, faculty; Andrew Haeger '16, student; Mitchel W. Davis, liaison officer.
Investment: James E. Staley, Chair; Peter J. Bernard, Stanley F. Druckenmiller*, Scott B. Perper, Sheldon M. Stone, Paula M. Wardynski, Robert F. White, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Zoe Cruz; Paul Finnegan, parent; Edward S. Hyman, parent; Thomas Pietraho, faculty; Paula J. Volent, liaison officer.
Special Committee on Multicultural Affairs: Tasha vanderLinde Irving, Chair; Ronald C. Brady, Iris W. Davis, Gregory E. Kerr, George A. Khaldun, Joseph V. McDevitt, Jr., Jane L. Pinchin, Mary Hogan Preusse, Andrew E. Serwer, James E. Staley, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; H. Roy Partridge, faculty; Peggy Wang, faculty; Kelsey Scarlett '17, student; Yiran (Elina) Zhang '16, student; Leana E. Amaez, liaison officer.
Student Affairs: Arthur E. Black, Chair; Iris W. Davis, James W. MacAllen, Joseph V. McDevitt, Jr., Henry T. A. Moniz, Mary Hogan Preusse, Geoffrey C. Rusack, H. Allen Ryan, Mary C. Tydings Smith, Karen N. Walker, Clayton S. Rose, ex officio; Meghan K. Roberts, faculty; Luke von Maur '16, student; Timothy W. Foster, liaison officer.
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Note: The President of the College is ex officio member of all standing committees, except the Audit Committee.
Additional Service:
Gift Acceptance Committee: Richard J. Ganong, Chair; John F. McQuillan, David J. Roux, Nancy C. Milam, S. Catherine Longley, Matthew P. Orlando, Paula J. Volent.
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Curriculum and Educational Policy Committee (CEP)
Chair: Jennifer Scanlon. Undergraduates: Andrew Millar '16, Harry Rube '16, Luke von Maur '16 (alternate). Responsible for broad oversight of the curriculum, and for proposing changes in academic policy and degree requirements for consideration by the faculty. Advises the Dean and the President on allocation of resources, including the assignment and reauthorization of faculty positions. Brings to the faculty proposals about policy including college-wide changes to major/minor requirements, changes to college-wide distribution requirements, and other large-scale curricular policy matters. Represents the faculty on the Trustee Committee on Academic Affairs.
Curriculum Implementation Committee (CIC)
Chair: James A. Higginbotham. Undergraduates: Megan Freiberger '16, Kristin Bishop '18, Zachary (Zach) Duperry '18 (alternate). Oversees curricular implementation, including: approval of all new and revised courses, revisions to individual majors/minors, implementation and evaluation of distribution requirements. Oversees Off-Campus Study curricular issues. Evaluates and approves self-designed majors (with advice on petitions from the Associate Dean for Curriculum). Oversees the execution of policies re: grading, honors, transfer of credit and progress towards degree (in consultation with CEP as necessary). Subcommittees may be formed as needed.
Recording Committee
Chair: Danielle H. Dube. Undergraduates: Leah Alper '17, Cody Woods '16, Wylie Mao '18 (alternate). Interprets and applies current academic policies, determines academic standing, reviews petitions re: academic standing, grading options, and transfer credit. (2 students appointed plus 1 alternate.)
External Student Fellowships Committee
Chair: Patrick J. Rael. Undergraduate: Dillon Sandhu '16. Student member is involved in selection of student Commencement speakers and student recipients of College prizes. (1 student)
Faculty Development Committee: Teaching Resources Subcommittee
Chair: Jennifer Taback. Undergraduates: Dana E. Byrd '18, John C. Holt '18, Hannah Reese '18 (alternate). Administers course development grants. Oversees the development of teaching: engaging speakers, organizing workshops, supervising the teaching mentorship program, etc. (2 students appointed plus 1 alternate)
Internal Student Fellowships Committee
Chair: David M. Gordon. Undergraduate: Dillon Sandhu '16. Student member is involved in selection of student Sarah and James Bowdoin Day speaker. (1 student)
Lectures and Concerts
Chair: Elizabeth Muther. Undergraduates: Allison Carroll '18, Heather Chan '17. Awards funds on the basis of proposals submitted by members of the faculty to support lectures, concerts, exhibitions, and other events relating to the academic and cultural life of the College.
Judicial Board and Student Sexual Assault and Misconduct Board
Chair, Judicial Board: Maggie Acosta '16; Student Sexual Misconduct Board: Timothy Foster, Dean of Student Affairs. Undergraduates: Maggie Acosta '16, Chair, Indre Altman '18, Daniel Buckman '18, Tom Capone '17, Nora Cullen '18, Natalie Kiley-Bergen, '17, Sasha Kramer '16, Hunter Moeller, '17, Christopher Nadeau (Vice-Chair) '16, Michael Pun '17, Carolyn Veilleux '16, Justin Weathers '18. The Judicial Board addresses violations of the Academic Honor Code and Social Code. The Student Sexual Assault and Misconduct Board serves as the hearing body for student complaints of sexual assault and/or sexual misconduct by students. Full details of the hearing processes are outlined under the Judicial Authority and the Student Sexual Misconduct policy.
Student Appeals and Grievances
Chair: President Clayton S. Rose. Undergraduates: William Goodenough '16, Michelle Kruk '16, Erin Mckissick '16, Daniel A. Mejia-Cruz '16, Lloyd Anderson '16 (alternate). Reviews J-Board decisions. Can either uphold J-Board decision, direct the Dean of Student Affairs to take appropriate action, or direct the J-Board to reconsider the case. Addresses student complaints of discrimination on the basis of a federally protected class.
Chair: Sarah McMahon. Undergraduates: Kelsey Scarlett '17, Daisy Wislar '18, Kayla Kaufman '18, Hilda Njanike '17. Advises the College Librarian regarding library policies, procedures, and the development of the library collection. Informs the faculty about issues relating to the library. Recommends the formation of working groups on issues of broad faculty interest in relation to library and information resources.
Bowdoin College Museum of Art Advisory Council
Chair: President Clayton S. Rose, Co-Chairs: Anne and Frank Goodyear, Co-Directors of the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. Undergraduates: Emily Benjamin Torda '18, Jamie Denton '16 (alternate). Supports the Museum's mission, strategic direction, programmatic goals, and financial well-being; offers advice and counsel to the Museum Director on issues pertaining to museum polices and priorities; works to ensure that the Museum follows best practices in its professional activities; helps to create a secure financial structure for the museum's future; and seeks to raise the quality and diversity of the Museum's collections and enhance their use.
Bias Incident Group
Chair: President Clayton S. Rose. Undergraduates: Christina Moreland '17, Yiran (Elina) Zhang '16. Meets at the initiative of the President in response to an incident of bias in any form, whether discrimination, harassment, or other intolerance for the purpose of sharing all facts available at the time and designing a course of action appropriate to the incident.
Advisory Committee for a Diverse Community
Chair: Sarah McMahon. Undergraduates: Kelsey Scarlett '17, Daisy Wislar '18, Kayla Kaufman '18, Hilda Njanike '17. Advises offices in charge of supporting the diverse identity groups that constitute our campus community, on matters pertaining to the academic and social experience of students, faculty and staff. Advises primarily on issues related to gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, and social or geographical origin.
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Will you be an LSE undergraduate student during the 2016/17 academic year? Do you self-define as disabled?
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This is a new scheme which I am launching and which was one of my manifesto commitments during my election as disabled student's officer. The aim of the scheme is to help make the transition to university smoother for disabled students and a bid to LSE more inclusive for fellow disabled students.
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Consider a NEW packet a telephone call before the receiver has picked up. An ESTABLISHED packet is their, "Hello." And a RELATED packet would be if you were calling to tell them about an e-mail you were about to send them. (The e-mail being RELATED.) In case my analogy isn't so great, I personlly think the man pages handles it well: NEW -- meaning ...
I am a network engineer, so I'll describe this from my perspective. For me, diagnosing packet loss usually starts with "it's not working very well". From there, I usually try to find kit as close to both ends of the communication (typically, a workstation in an office and a server somewhere) and ping as close to the other end as possible (ideally the "...
The DF flag instructs routers who would normally fragment the packet due to it being too large for a link's MTU (and potentially deliver it out of order due to that fragmentation) to instead drop the packet and return an ICMP Fragmentation Needed packet, allowing the sending host to account for the lower MTU on the path to the destination host. This process ...
The hex string needs to be surrounded by | symbols. The spaces are optional iptables --append INPUT --match string --algo kmp --hex-string '|f4 6d 04 25 b2 02 00 0a|' --jump ACCEPT Note that string matching should be a last resort. It's intensive, and unreliable because it works on packets not connections. It also only starts working on the third packet in ...
Sure - any network can be sniffed, as long as the sniffer can be connected in the right place. Communications between the phone and the cell antenna are encypted, though, so without some specialized equipment and processes, data is relatively safe on that path. After getting decrypted at the cell antenna site, though, it could be sniffed at one of hundreds ...
In almost all cases, it is ignored.
One way to know the packet size using iptables is to use -j LOG target. You can use this to log specific packets. In the system log file, you can see log records like: IN=<iface1> OUT=<iface2> SRC=220.127.116.11 DST=188.8.131.52 LEN=1400 This packet is 1400-byte long. The max packet size is determined by the underlying protocol. The number 1500 can be ...
It can't work that way. Part of the process of a web server sending you a web page is you requesting that web page. There's just no way for it to happen without your request. Your question is like "What happens if McDonald's gives me food at the drive through without me ordering any?" Well, if you didn't order any food, you're not going to be at the drive ...
This is not achievable natively within the TCP/IP protocol, because... well, that's just not how the protocol works - it doesn't have a concept of users, and is designed to just transfer data between devices. The way this is generally done (rate-limiting a specific remote user) is through the use of sessions (layer 5 in your OSI networking model, which is 1 ...
Yes, you can use the Ident protocol to identify the user at the source. Well, you used to be able to. Nowadays the only people who expose ident servers to the Internet at large are IRC users who want a funky nickname. Oh, and people who've misconfigured their systems.
The client doesn't know that his ACK was received, but why does he care? The connection is established whether or not the ACK is received. You will never know for sure that the last packet sent was received, so you have to design a protocol that doesn't require that.
It's not actually using RGTP. TCP connections have a randomised source port, and this just happens to have used port 1431, which IANA has assigned to that protocol. It's actually an HTTPS connection.
Full-duplex mode makes use of two physical pairs of twisted cable where one pair is used for receiving data packets and the other pair for sending packets. This way the cable itself represents a collision-free carrier. It also doubles the maximum data volume that can be supported by the connection. Other advantages are that no time is wasted because no ...
The problem that your hitting is that Fortigate's Marketing department got a hold of the webpage for the product and gave you a useless as crap number (data rate_. What you need to know is the products throughput in packets per second (PPS). Unfortunately Managers like units they've seen before, so they don't feel "out of the loop". The size of the packet ...
You could obtain the number by using Wireshark on your machine. This is a very common packet analyzer. Here is some good documentation on how to use it. There's a plethora of resources on it though.
You can't do this at the firewall layer (well, you can - but it won't accomplish what you think it will, nor what you want). The second packet (which you desire) is part of the same TCP stream as the first packet (which you don't want), and TCP is a reliable delivery mechanism. That means that the OS knows if a packet in the middle of the stream has gone ...
I will start by using packet capturing tool such as: wireshark (on Windows) and tcpdump (on Linux terminal). I will also check the firewall configuration (host firewall as well as network firewall).
From TCP Connection Establishment Sequence Number Synchronization and Parameter Exchange : Once each device has chosen its ISN, it sends this value to the other device in the Sequence Number field in its initial SYN message. The device receiving the SYN responds with an ACK message acknowledging the SYN (which may also contain its own SYN, ...
Found the answer! Linux ethernet bridge consults ebtables to decide which packets to forward and which to drop. Flushing ebtables solved my problem.
The second paragraph is incorrect. Maybe the intention was to say packet rather than header. This wording would make more sense: be sure to keep in mind that the 'TCP packet' is the same thing as a 'TCP Segment', meaning it's the TCP header information plus the Data
its because its specifying a single ip, you need to write it with the subnet: pass in from 188.8.131.52/16 man pf.conf should list a few methods of defining ranges and blocks. A side note, take care to ensure there are no drop quick kind of rules above your pass, and no rules below that could accidently match and block your packets.
No. (at least, not without some vulnerability or bizarre naughtiness involving sequence prediction or boring naughtiness such as man in the middle.) ssh would protect against those types of attack. even if your attacker managed to convince netfilter to not drop the packets, the ssh server and client would both puke at the random unencrypted traffic and ...
From the perspective of a Linux system, I'll first look for packet loss on the network interface with ethtool -S ethX. Most of the time, increasing the ring buffer with ethtool -G ethX rx VALUE solves this. Sometimes interrupts are not balancing because the system is missing the irqbalance service, so look in chkconfig (EL) or update-rc (Debuntu) to see if ...
Isolate, then eliminate. Find the smallest subset of paths with the problem. Do this by testing out different combinations and/or distilling user reports. Don't forget to factor time in the equasion. Maybe it's only packetloss on all traffic to a specific network, or maybe only the wireless clients are suffering. Take different traffic types into account (...
The size changes because some machines have custom settings which alter the MTU: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_transmission_unit The max size of the data frame is usually 1500, bytes, but Jumbo Frames extend that allocation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumbo_frame Here are the full specs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_frame
As in most things, define your threat model. Most people out wardriving are not going to have the equipment to decode 3G data into packets. But, if you're sending information worth $1 billion dollars over 3G, someone would easily spend $5 million dollars to be able to do it. Nothing is secure, and as long as you define your threat and have "sufficient" ...
Because it is full duplex mode? Did yo uever check the wiring on normal ethernet cables? Like it uses 4 wires, in 2 separated circuits - so the Switch and the network card SEND and RECEIVE over DIFFERENT WIRES. There simply is no chance for collission.
As luck would have it, there are indeed tools to do such a thing: Microsoft Network Monitor for Windows WireShark for Windows and *NIX (It also has a command line interface) TCPDump for anything that plugs into a wall.
A car can get across the country faster than a truck. But if you need to get two tons of pumpkins from New York to Los Angeles, a truck is going to get the job done a lot faster than a car. Why? Because the truck, though slower, carries more and thus needs fewer trips.
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Defense pushes for evidence to be thrown out
ESPN.com news services
Kobe Bryant
's defense team has filed a barrage of court motions in his sexual assault case, depicting his accuser as a troubled, attention-seeking young woman and asking a judge to throw out much of the evidence against him.
The motions released Monday also asked the judge to disregard the state's rape shield law, which limits what defense lawyers can ask about an alleged rape victim.
The defense seeks to bar evidence including a secretly taped interview of the
Los Angeles Lakers
star by investigators and a T-shirt he was wearing the night he allegedly assaulted the 19-year-old concierge at an exclusive resort where he was staying. Investigators say the woman's blood was found on the bottom of the shirt.
Bryant is charged with sexual assault. He has said he and the woman had consensual sex.
Seventeen motions filed by the defense and prosecutors were released Monday, four days before a hearing Friday. It wasn't immediately clear whether the judge would consider any of the motions at Friday's hearing, which Bryant is required to attend.
Another hearing is scheduled Jan. 23.
Bryant's hearing Friday is expected to begin mid-morning and not expected to end until late afternoon local time. The Lakers play host to the Denver Nuggets that night, and it's doubtful that Bryant could make it back to Los Angeles in time to play.
Laker spokesman John Black said Bryant had flu-like symptoms and did not attend Monday's practice. Most of the team is off Tuesday and Wednesday, with the Lakers resuming full-squad workouts Thursday.
The defense asked the judge for permission to introduce as evidence reports that the woman twice attempted suicide. The reports were based on her interview with an investigator, the motion said.
In that interview, the investigator suggested to the woman she had a pattern of calling her ex-boyfriend when she "attempts or thinks about committing suicide," the defense motion said.
The defense said it had submitted evidence under seal that the woman behaved this way the night of her encounter with Bryant.
To help prove their contention the allegations about Bryant are false, defense lawyers said they need to demonstrate that the woman "makes herself a victim through purported suicide attempts in order to gain the attention of her ex-boyfriend without regard to the harm and worry that causes to other people."
Prosecutors filed a motion warning the defense that any evidence that the woman made false reports of sexual assault before the Bryant encounter would have to be heard in a closed-door hearing.
Defense lawyers also asked permission to present evidence that the woman was taking a drug to treat schizophrenia. They said they submitted proof of that claim under seal.
Bryant's lawyers argued that evidence collected during a search of Bryant's hotel room should be thrown out because investigators did not tell him they had a warrant.
The defense said the T-shirt should not have been taken because Bryant was wearing it during the search, and the warrant authorized officers to take only items from the room, not his person.
Bryant's lawyers also argued the search was invalid because it was conducted after dark, but the warrant called for it to be done in daylight .
The warrant was issued on the basis of "reasonable suspicion," a less stringent standard than "probable cause," and under Colorado law could be done only in daylight hours. A probable cause search can be done any time.
"Cops are allowed to be tricky, but this may have crossed the line," said Denver defense lawyer Craig Silverman, a former prosecutor who recalled rushing to beat sundown to execute searches.
Bryant's attorneys argued that the state's rape shield law violates his due process rights by limiting personal information about the alleged victim, while evidence of other sexual acts by Bryant is automatically allowed.
The rape shield law, which is similar to laws in all 49 other states, makes defense lawyers prove why an alleged victim's sexual history is relevant evidence.
The motion will not likely succeed but could give the defense grounds to appeal if it is rejected and if Bryant is convicted, legal experts said.
Prosecutors filed a request to measure Bryant's hand, because the alleged victim told investigators Bryant initially tried to strangle her with two hands.
Bryant faces four years to life in prison or 20 years to life on probation if convicted. No trial date has been set.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.


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June 10,2015
The Verge has a longer preview.
Today, though, the German manufacturer is stepping out of the shadows and introducing the Leica Q, a beautiful small camera with some powerful attributes. It features a 24-megapixel, full-frame CMOS sensor, an ISO range of up to 50,000, a 3-inch, 1.04 million-dot LCD screen, NFC, WiFi and 1080p video-recording at 30 or 60 fps. Leica says the sensor powering the Q was custom built for it, designed to work perfectly in conjunction with the Summilux 28mm f/1.7 fixed lens. ... The Leica Q is available now for a cool $4,250