Wandering Thoughts archives

2008-02-29:	An illustration of the speed advantage of Python builtins
2008-02-28:	My likely Firefox 3 extensions
2008-02-27:	Two sorts of languages
2008-02-26:	Something that I do not understand
2008-02-25:	The best way to shroud IP addresses
2008-02-24:	An idea: only use URL fragments as an implementation detail
2008-02-23:	Where the risk is with virtualization (and iSCSI)
2008-02-22:	Why I am not fond of Ubuntu's management of kernel updates
2008-02-21:	Wireless, machine rooms, and the Asus Eee PC The irritation of single-instance applications
2008-02-20:	How our automounter replacement works
2008-02-18:	Coding paralysis ZFS versus SANs: where do you put the RAID?
2008-02-16:	The only way you can stop spam with money
2008-02-15:	A weird routing mystery
2008-02-14:	Why does anyone buy iSCSI TOE network cards?
2008-02-13:	A consequence of Python's 'computer science' nature
2008-02-12:	A small annoyance with HTML
2008-02-11:	Why commercial support needs to solve your customers' problems
2008-02-10:	A basic introduction to prelinking on Linux
2008-02-09:	The other reason certified email won't solve the spam problem How your fileservers can wind up spreading over your SAN
2008-02-08:	Why `/usr/local` is now useless (and where it came from)
2008-02-06:	Why ZFS needs a `zfsdump`
2008-02-05:	Prewiring experimental racks
2008-02-04:	The origins of `/usr/share`
2008-02-03:	A note to would-be photo editing applications
2008-02-02:	Why certified/authenticated email cannot solve spam
2008-02-01:	Isolating network interfaces on Linux

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