Wandering Thoughts archives

2011-12-20: SSH, man in the middle attacks, and public key authentication
2011-12-02: The many ways PCs can dual boot multiple OSes
2011-11-30: On how PCs boot and hard disk partitioning
2011-11-24: About SATA port multipliers
2011-11-21: Mouse scroll wheels versus buttons that you actually want to use
2011-10-31: Deduplication is always going to be expensive
2011-10-23: Boiling frogs and PC performance
2011-10-13: The problem with event loops
2011-10-06: Thinking about event loops versus threads
2011-09-13: 'Web of trust' is a security failure
2011-09-11: The weakness of the certificate authority model, illustrated
2011-09-05: The real reason why true asynchronous file IO is hard
2011-08-29: Designing services for disengagement
2011-08-08: An incomplete list of the ways around MAC address blocking
2011-07-28: Another reason why version control systems should support history rewriting
2011-07-24: On documenting (or not documenting) binary protocols
2011-07-12: Some thoughts on creating simple and sane binary protocols
2011-06-30: Please have symmetric option negotiations in your protocols
2011-06-27: Formatting information output to make it easy to manage
2011-06-26: Design systems to be managed
2011-05-23: An aside on RAID-5/RAID-6 and disk failures
2011-05-22: Why losing part of a striped RAID is fatal even on smart filesystems
2011-05-19: One limitation of simple bisection searches in version control systems
2011-05-17: What we could use 10G Ethernet for in the near future
2011-05-05: Thinking about when not disabling iSCSI's InitialR2T matters
2011-05-02: The apparent origins of some odd limitations in the iSCSI protocol
2011-04-30: Our likely iSCSI parameter tuning
2011-04-29: Understanding the iSCSI protocol for performance tuning
2011-04-11: The importance of test suites for standards
2011-04-10: The evolution of the git tree format
2011-03-28: The problem with contributing documentation to projects
2011-03-19: The two sides of (PPPoE) DSL service
2011-03-14: Why growing IPv6 usage is going to be fun, especially for sysadmins
2011-03-09: Why feed readers have been a geek flash in the pan
2011-03-08: My personal hard drive capacity curve inflection point
2011-02-19: My view on window titlebars and when they are good and bad
2011-02-14: Thinking about misunderstandings (in systems)
2011-01-31: There are two sorts of standards in the world
2011-01-10: Why really high computer security is not interesting to most people
2011-01-07: More modest suggestions for bug trackers

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