Cohesity Goes ROBO on Data Management
Customers can manage hundreds of ROBO locations through Cohesity Helios similar to how they manage...
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How 1500 bytes became the MTU of the internet
How 1500 bytes became the MTU of the internet
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Fruit Drops and Packet Drops
Urban legends claim that Sir Isaac Newton started thinking about gravity when an apple dropped on his head. Regardless of its origins, his theory successfully predicted planetary motions and helped us get people to the moon… there was just this slight problem with Mercury’s precession.
Likewise, his laws of motion worked wonderfully until someone started crashing very small objects together at very high speeds, or decided to see what happens when you give electrons two slits to go through.
Then there was the tiny problem of light traveling at the same speed in all directions… even on objects moving in different directions.
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Urban legends claim that Sir Isaac Newton started thinking about gravity when an apple dropped on his head. Regardless of its origins, his theory successfully predicted planetary motions and helped us get people to the moon… there was just this slight problem with Mercury’s precession.
Likewise, his laws of motion worked wonderfully until someone started crashing very small objects together at very high speeds, or decided to see what happens when you give electrons two slits to go through.
Then there was the tiny problem of light traveling at the same speed in all directions… even on objects moving in different directions.
Using AppleScript To Size A Window To 16×9 On MacOS
As part of an automation workflow I’m building around Elgato Stream Deck, I needed a way to size an application window to 16×9. This would be one component of a workflow that would allow me to launch an app, size the window, position it on the screen, and hide all the other windows with the push of a Stream Deck button.
The easy part was the Stream Deck configuration. The hard part was the AppleScript–I had never written one.
The Script
This AppleScript is crude, but it’s a start. I explain what the script is doing using inline comments, which in AppleScript are noted by the leading double-hyphens, although pound signs and (* *) delimiters for multi-line comments are also supported.
---------------------------------------------------------- -- SET VARIABLES ---------------------------------------------------------- -- theApp = name of the app MacOS will act upon set theApp to "ApplicationName" -- appWidth = how many pixels wide we'd like the window -- appHeight is calculated as a 16:9 ratio of "appWidth" -- Note that "as integer" means decimal portions of a -- calculation are truncated. set appWidth to 1600 set appHeight to appWidth / 16 * 9 as integer -- screenWidth = display pixel width -- screenHeight = Continue reading
Fortinet Firewall Update Tames 5G, IoT ‘Elephant Flows’
The company claims the appliance is capable of simultaneously juggling millions of connections per...
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3 Ways to Learn More About Intrinsic Security at RSAC 2020
Last year, we introduced powerful new innovations that make networking more secure and intrinsic to your infrastructure. These innovations included our Service-defined Firewall and introduction of optional distributed intrusion detection and prevention (IDS/IPS).
At RSAC 2020, VMware is making it easy to learn how intrinsic security can benefit your business with opportunities to engage us in 1:1 conversations, view demos and more.
Here are 3 ways that you can learn more about intrinsic security at RSAC 2020.
1.) Join Tom Gillis’ Breakout session: Unshackle Legacy Security Restrictions for 2020 and Beyond
Tom Gillis, SVP/GM of Networking and Security at VMware, will be speaking at the RSA Conference in a breakout session. His session covers data center and branch security approaches and will feature demos across the VMware security portfolio including NSX Data Center, VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer, and VMware SD-WAN.
Be sure to reserve a seat for his session!
2.) Meet with VMware Security Executives
Schedule an exclusive conversation with a security executive to discuss how intrinsic security for your network and workloads can enable proactive security that’s easy to operationalize.
Meeting time slots are limited so request a meeting now.
3.) Visit the Continue reading
Daily Roundup: Dell Sells RSA, Bags $2B
Dell bagged $2B with the sale of RSA; AT&T shared threat intelligence; and Orange teamed up...
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ExtraHop Extends Network Detection and Response to IoT
It becomes increasingly important as operators rollout 5G networks and enterprises connect billions...
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Dell Sells RSA Security Biz for $2.075 Billion
The companies announced the deal a week before the annual RSA mega-cybersecurity conference kicks...
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Network Break 271: Global Espionage Agita Kicks Up A Notch; Forescout Gets Bought For $1.9 Billion
Take a Network Break! Global espionage tensions ratchet up between the United States and China, the CIA is revealed to have owned a company that sold doctored cryptography systems to allies and adversaries, VMware adjusts its licensing, and more tech news. Guest analysts Keith Townsend and Ned Bellavance step in for a vacationing co-host.
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