有个足球雷竞技app网络世界布赖恩·兰迪克 //m.amiribrahem.com EN-US 星期二，2020年4月21日13时08分14秒-0700 星期二，2020年4月21日13时08分14秒-0700 https://idge.staticworld.net/nww/networkworld510x510.png 有个足球雷竞技app m.amiribrahem.com 510 510 https://idge.staticworld.net/nww/networkworld798x288.png 有个足球雷竞技app m.amiribrahem.com 796 288 计算机嘲弄Lunduke理论 - 没有任何技术是神圣 周一，2017年11月6日十三点21分00秒-0800 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke

“Any sufficiently popular, or important, computer technology will be mercilessly mocked 20 years later.” 

I call that Lunduke’s Theory of Computer Mockery. (Yes, I named it after myself. Because… why not?)

The more important the technology, the more ruthlessly and brutally it will be mocked. It helps if the technology was, itself, a bit flawed when new. But even when a piece of tech is well received initially, 20 years later it will be fully brutalized. 

Let’s take a look at some examples: 

Windows 95 

Would you use Windows 95 in 2017? Of course not. Would you make fun of it without regard for its feelings? Of course you would. 

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3236257/lunduke-s-theory-of-computer-mockery-no-technology-is-sacred.html 什么是MINIX？最流行的操作系统在世界上，这要归功于英特尔 2017年11月2日星期四09:59:00 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <本文> <节课=“页面”>

看看你的台式计算机。什么操作系统是当前正在运行？ 

Now take a look in your data center — at all of your servers. What operating system are they running? 

Linux? Microsoft Windows? Mac OS X? You could be running any of those three — or one of countless others.

But here’s the crazy part: That’s not the only operating system you’re running. 

If you have a modern Intel CPU (released in the last few years) with Intel’s Management Engine built in, you’ve got another complete operating system running that you might not have had any clue was in there: MINIX. 

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3236064/minix-the-most-popular-os-in-the-world-thanks-to-intel.html 用于处理非Linux用户的Linux命令行工具 周三，2017年11月1日7点十四分00秒-0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <本文> <节课=“页面”>

我度过的最壳牌我的计算生活（命令行，终端或任何你想将它命名您选择的平台上）。这可能是一个有点挑战性，不过，当我需要工作，大集团的其他人，特别是在大企业的公司， - 好 - 使用任何东西，但壳牌

的问题，突然出现制成。更糟当你的公司内的其他人使用不同的平台比你。我倾向于使用Linux。If I’m doing a lot of my daily work from a Linux terminal and the bulk of my co-workers use Windows 10 (entirely from the GUI side), things can get … problematic.

Luckily, over the past few years, I’ve figured out how to deal with these problems. I’ve found ways to make using a Linux (or other Unix-like systems) Shell much more doable within a non-Unix, corporate environment. These tools/tips apply equally well for SysAdmins working on a company’s servers as they do for developers or marketing people.

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3235688/linux-command-line-tools-for-working-with-non-linux-users.html 计算机的历史，第2部分 - TCP / IP很大程度上要归功于施乐PUP 周一，2017年10月23日8点48分零零秒-0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <本文> <节课=“页面”>

要了解我们要去的地方，我们首先要明白的地方，我们已经。This applies equally well to the history of nations across the globe as it does to computers and computer networking.

With that in mind, we’re taking a slow (somewhat meandering) stroll through the history of how computers talk to each other. Last time, we talked a bit about dial-up Bulletin Board Systems (BBSs) – popular through the 1980s and the bulk of the 1990s.

Today, I’d like to talk about one of the most influential, but rarely discussed, networking protocol suites: PARC Universal Packet (PUP).

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3234634/history-of-computers-part-2-tcpip-owes-a-lot-to-xerox-pup.html 服务器停机时间是不好的。服务器缓慢更糟糕的是 2017年10月4日星期三03:10 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke

I've worked at my fair share of large corporations in my life, and like most of you, I've experienced more network and server outages than I can shake a stick at. Sometimes these outages are small and only mildly disruptive (a file server going down for a few minutes). Other times, an outage can cause massive, widespread work stoppages (such as when an email server goes offline for multiple hours — or days). 

These outages are, at least for the company, bad things. If your employees can no longer communicate, work all but grinds to a halt. One hour of total downtime multiplied by the average hourly pay of your employees can equal a pretty big amount of lost moolah.

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3230488/server-downtime-is-bad-server-slowness-is-worse.html 时间重新考虑你有多少客户数据存储 星期二，2017年10月3日六点12分零零秒-0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke

Does the company you work for (or own) retain data on customers? Odds are pretty high that it does, at least in some form (often fairly extensively). It's often attractive to do so for both marketing and functionality purposes.

But here's the thing, storing that data is probably a bad business decision. One that could cost your business a huge amount of money and, even worse, potential loss of trust by your most valuable customers.

Storage costs 

Just from the IT infrastructure point of view: As your business grows and the amount of data you store on each customer slowly expands (it always does), your cost for storing that data also grows. Rather quickly. Even if your data center is already well equipped, this is a not-insignificant recurring expense (failing drives, energy costs, other equipment needs, etc.).

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3230464/time-to-rethink-how-much-customer-data-you-store.html 奇怪的IP网络：互联网上通过鸟类和火腿收音机 周五，2017年9月29日08:00:00 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke

If you're reading this, you have internet access.

You probably have it either through a local cable or fibre ISP or through your cell phone provider. We all have one (usually both) of these.

Speedy. Reliable (mostly). Boring.

What happens when that infrastructure goes down? Maybe the power goes out somewhere along the network. Maybe a cell tower gets attacked by Godzilla. Who knows? Dangers lurk around every corner. 

+ Also on Network World: When disasters strike, edge computing must kick in +

In those cases, when your traditional network connection fails you, you're going to need a backup. Something to get you back up, online and moving data around. And, what the heck, we might as well do it all with as much flair and pizzazz as possible.

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3229566/weird-ip-networks-internet-via-birds-and-ham-radios.html 2个选项决定开放计算标准也不是很大 星期四，2017年9月28日七时55分00秒-0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <本文> <节课=“页面”>

应如何开放的计算标准，如弥补很多互联网的核心协议和语言，将在决定和处理？ 

It’s not an easy question to answer. But the answer has vast and potentially severe ramifications for almost every company on the planet (at least if you rely on your website for doing any percentage of your business). 

A recent kerfuffle with the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the organization responsible for standardizing much of the web that most people use on a daily basis, has caused many to ask for the shut-down of the W3C and the creation of a new standards body. But is that actually a good idea?

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3229386/2-options-for-deciding-open-computing-standardsneither-is-great.html Nextcloud的文件存储解决方案得到了增强的安全性 2017年9月27日星期三05:33:00 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke

Nextcloud today released a preview of Nextcloud 13, its online file storage solution for enterprise and individual users.

What makes this release so interesting? End-to-end file encryption.

When we’re talking about the needs of big businesses, keeping files secure is absolutely critical. There has been no shortage of data breaches and hacks in recent months – reliable encryption and security is absolutely vital to reducing those problems. 

+ Also on Network World: 4 ways to simplify data management +

From Jos Poortvliet, member of the Nextcloud, team:

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3228007/nextclouds-file-storage-solution-gets-a-security-boost.html W3C DRM上诉失败，投票保密 2017年9月18日星期一08:11 00 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <本文> <节课=“页面”>

今年夏季早些时候，万维网联盟（W3C） - 该组织负责定义组成的Web标准 - 决定的embrace DRM（又名 “EME”）作为Web标准。我对此非常不满。I don’t know many who were.

Shortly after that, the W3C agreed to talk with me about the issue. During that discussion, I encouraged the W3C to increase their level of transparency going forward — and if there is an appeal of their DRM decision, to make that process completely open and visible to the public (including how individual members of the W3C vote on the issue).

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3225456/w3c-drm-appeal-fails-votes-kept-secret.html 方便的数据存储服务都喜欢快餐 2017年8月30日星期三07:47:00 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <本文> <节课=“页面”>

最近我做了（不幸的）决定在特定的快餐建立吃。对于这个故事的缘故，让我们把它Shmurger Shming。

我没有在Shming吃，因为食物的味道令人惊叹。我也没有选择那些摄取，因为Shmurgers我认为这是，以任何方式，对我的健康。其实，我很清楚地知道他们吃会引起不小的数额美食窘迫

这引出了一个问题：为什么，这个绿色的地球上，我会做出这样的决定？我为什么要这样对我？

简单。它很方便，有非常小的前期投资（时间和金钱），这是食物。技术上。换句话说，懒。 要在充分阅读这篇文章，请点击这里 //m.amiribrahem.com/article/3220928/easy-data-storage-services-are-like-fast-food.html 计算机的历史，第1部分 - 公告板系统 周一，2017年8月28日11:27:00 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <本文> <节课=“页面”>

大约是人类一个奇怪的小怪癖的是，我们（作为一个群体）往往以为事情已经他们目前是很多的时间比他们实际上一直是这样 -并且，他们是不太可能改变。

即使是最硬和良好的备份科学往往随着众所周知的风改变。例如：胆固醇...好还是坏？看到？事情（和思想）的变化。快速。我们常常不认为他们已经发生任何变化。 

Sometimes it's good to sit back and look at how things have already changed — to see how things might change in the future.

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3220488/history-of-computers-part-1-the-bulletin-board-system.html 如何从头开始设置一个全开源的IT基础设施 08:47:00 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <本文> <节课=“页面”>

假设：你需要建立一个新的公司的IT基础设施（电子邮件，文件共享等）。没有限制。没有遗留应用程序支持必要的。你会怎么做呢？什么会是理想的IT基础设施的样子

我决定坐下来，想想我的理想设置的 - 基于好几年的是工程在各公司的副总裁 - 以及文件一一赘述。也许你会发现我的选择有用的;也许你会认为我疯了。无论哪种方式，这些都是要考虑任何组织好东西。 

Run services on your own servers 

The first thing I’m going to decide on, right up front, is to self-host as many services as I possibly can. 

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3217713/how-to-set-up-an-all-open-source-it-infrastructure-from-scratch.html 标准组织（如W3C）需要更多的透明度 2017年7月31日星期一08:16:00 -0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke

Any organization that creates and promotes industry standards should operate in an open and transparent way. Any lack of visibility will cause tremendous doubt and concerns around those standards. 

Case in point: the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). 

A few weeks back, I wrote about one of their most recent standards—Electronic Media Extensions (EME)—which sought to create a standard framework for Digital Right Management (DRM) on the web. When the W3C officially approved this standard, it generated massive backlash from every corner of the technology world. 

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//m.amiribrahem.com/article/3212249/standards-bodies-like-w3c-need-more-transparency.html 从microsoftexchange服务器迁移的两个原因 星期三，2017年7月19日7点24分零零秒-0700 布莱恩Lunduke 布莱恩Lunduke <文章> <节类= “页”>

一个几个星期后，我写道：“choosing Microsoft Windows for your organization should get you fired.”

It’s a statement that, while certainly a bit on the inflammatory side, I completely stand by—mostly due to the known insecure nature of running Windows as a server operating system.

What I didn’t do was give specific examples of what to move your existing Windows-based infrastructure to. Sure, the obvious answer for most SysAdmins is simply “migrate the servers over to Linux.” But what about specific server applications that your organization might already rely upon? That’s a whole other can of worms.

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