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Brendan@Intel.com

Brendan Gregg

My dream is to turn computer performance analysis into a science, one where we can completely understand the performance of everything: of applications, libraries, kernels, hypervisors, firmware, and hardware. You never know a company (or person) until you see them on their worst day.

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Brendan@Intel.com

Brendan Gregg

My dream is to turn computer performance analysis into a science, one where we can completely understand the performance of everything: of applications, libraries, kernels, hypervisors, firmware, and hardware. You never know a company (or person) until you see them on their worst day.

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Wireless attacks on aircraft instrument landing systems

The Morning Paper

Wireless attacks on aircraft instrument landing systems Sathaye et al., Today’s paper is a good reminder of just how important it is becoming to consider cyber threat models in what are primary physical systems, especially if you happen to be flying on an aeroplane – which I am right now as I write this!

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From Idea to Reality: The Journey of Developing a Smart Home App

Tech News Gather

Once the new smart-home connectivity standard is released, all firms interested in selling Matter goods will have access to an official rating system. Otherwise, you may not be able to locate enough appropriate hardware and end up having to often switch between different programs. How does a home automation system work?

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Generative AI in the Enterprise

O'Reilly

That pricing won’t be sustainable, particularly as hardware shortages drive up the cost of building infrastructure. Now we expect wireless everywhere, and even that’s not correct. While the number could be higher, we’re glad that our users recognize that familiarity with AI and the way AI systems behave (or misbehave) is essential.

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HTTP/3: Performance Improvements (Part 2)

Smashing Magazine

In those set-ups, however (if they’re done correctly), your device will typically keep its IP intact, because the transition between wireless base stations is done at a lower protocol layer. Other causes of packet loss can lead to fewer or individual packets becoming lost (or unusable), especially on wireless networks. Did You Know?