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Monthly Archives: February 2005
Freaking Out?
Not yet. But I’m officially leaving the country in less than 48 hours. Damn. Remind me, the next time I travel outside the US for the first time, to pick a location where I at least know a little of … Continue reading
vector and ostream
Dave Dribin has a puzzler about being able to cout << vector << endl; at his web page. As I’ve been reading about this kind of stuff recently, I have a sample explanation and also, for fun, an explanation of … Continue reading
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Normalizing the Scoreboard, Part I
Right now, the scoreboard is simply a table: name, employer, start, end, reasonleft. The latter two can be null. the first three shouldn’t be. On top of that, there’s a huge ass view definition that creates all the accessory fields. … Continue reading
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Greylisting
The mailserver where @meat.net gets mail recently implemented greylisting. As a result, my spamload has dropped dramatically. How much? So much that one of the other people who still uses his @meat.net address contacted me via IM today to wonder … Continue reading
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travel
It’s not quite one night in Bangkok, but I’ll be spending two weeks in Shenzhen, China in March.
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Dean For DNC
I’ve once again failed to endorse Howard Dean in timely fashion. However, I’m glad to see Howard is probably going to be DNC chair. I think Paul Waldmann basically sums it up for me: The Democrats’ problem isn’t that Americans … Continue reading
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