Tony Finch – link log

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2004‑12‑22: HEFCE self-assessment tool for people management in HEIs.
2004‑12‑22: Graham Higgins on the Apple web site.
2004‑12‑22: Thank Poland for stopping the EU software patents directive.
2004‑12‑22: The creation of the Apple Mac graphing calculator.
2004‑12‑17: A blog about RSS bandwidth management.
2004‑12‑15: Rechargeable LED lights.
2004‑12‑15: The creation of Kerberos in four scenes.
2004‑12‑15: More cycle farcilities.
2004‑12‑15: Watching a genius laying down the very foundations of science.
2004‑12‑13: Berkeley email namespace policy.
2004‑12‑13: HP Labs qprof.
2004‑12‑13: Another death waltz.
2004‑12‑13: A death waltz.
2004‑12‑13: Online Etymological Dictionary.
2004‑12‑13: Python Warts.
2004‑12‑13: Eric Mayer's S5: A Simple Standards-Based Slide Show System.
2004‑12‑10: Cycling Farcility of the Month.
2004‑12‑08: Tim Hunkin's web page.
2004‑12‑06: MIME message/partial vulnerabilities.
2004‑12‑06: IP over DNS.
2004‑12‑03: Excellent Tube map links.
2004‑12‑03: PowerPoint Centimeters Different from Actual Centimeters.
2004‑12‑03: Requirements for Morality Sections in Routing Area Drafts.
2004‑11‑25: The Home Computer in 2004.
2004‑11‑23: Le Guin on the Earthsea film.
2004‑11‑22: Disclaimer stickers for school textbooks.
2004‑11‑22: Google tech talk at Imperial College next week.
2004‑11‑22: Kit Williams and Masquerade.
2004‑11‑22: Omniglot: a guide to writing systems.
2004‑11‑18: Emperor Norton Utilities.
2004‑11‑16: The EFF on anti-spam collateral damage.
2004‑11‑15: Crash Bonsai.
2004‑11‑11: Illiterate?
2004‑11‑11: Something worth having in Cambridge too.
2004‑11‑09: Another asynchronous resolver library.
2004‑11‑09: Drinking doesn't affect my driving?
2004‑11‑06: A compendium of US election maps.
2004‑11‑04: Another MUA configuration guide.
2004‑11‑03: NSA guide to OS X security.
2004‑10‑31: Cambridge Monopoly.
2004‑10‑29: Wooden mirror.
2004‑10‑27: The film "Rogue Farm" from the story by Charlie Stross.
2004‑10‑26: List of email DNS black and white lists.
2004‑10‑21: IMHO Webmail.
2004‑10‑18: Perl DNS server framework.
2004‑10‑18: Two pound coins.
2004‑10‑16: Security considerations for impersonation and identiry in messaging systems.
2004‑10‑15: Department of Cryptozoology, University of Birmingham.
2004‑10‑15: St. Mischa's College, University of Oxford.
2004‑10‑15: Turing Equivalence in Automated Systems Administration.
2004‑10‑14: Flash guide to electronic music genres.
2004‑10‑14: Big Ben.
2004‑10‑14: DNS resources directory.
2004‑10‑14: Ethical approaches to postmastering.
2004‑10‑07: osx2x
2004‑10‑07: Weapons of mass destruction.
2004‑10‑06: AOL states that SPF can't be used to reject email.
2004‑10‑06: AOL states that SPF doesn't work 20% of the time.
2004‑10‑06: Binaries of Emacs for Mac OS X.
2004‑10‑04: ESR in "loon" shocker.
2004‑10‑03: Qmail anti bogus bounce system.
2004‑10‑01: FIPR workshop in Cambridge.
2004‑09‑28: Client SMTP validation.
2004‑09‑28: Amusing satires.
2004‑09‑24: Mezzo bike.
2004‑09‑23: Death to Sender-ID.
2004‑09‑22: Using OpenBSD's pf OS fingerprinting to throttle email from Windows boxes.
2004‑09‑22: Misreading the Lord of the Rings.
2004‑09‑19: Stanford WebAuth v3.
2004‑09‑19: Another FTC spam summit link.
2004‑09‑19: Pete Resnick on Resent-From and Sender-ID.
2004‑09‑17: Anti-Spam Technical Alliance Statement of Intent.
2004‑09‑16: The Microsoft Sender-ID patent application.
2004‑09‑16: FTC email authentication summit.
2004‑09‑16: AOL dumps Sender-ID.
2004‑09‑16: Gates goes to Washington.
2004‑09‑14: Internet Analysis Report 2004.
2004‑09‑07: All about Support Vector Machines.
2004‑09‑06: Retro phones of the future.
2004‑09‑03: Drawing The Union Jack Accurately.
2004‑09‑03: Links to style guides.
2004‑09‑03: Furbeowulf.
2004‑09‑02: Legalistic synonymy, etc.
2004‑09‑02: Setting up and troubleshooting the GSSAPI authentication of SASL.
2004‑09‑02: ARPANET network diagram.
2004‑08‑31: Problems with the REPLY function in email.
2004‑08‑18: David Wheeler's cool stuff.
2004‑08‑18: Selecting cryptographic key sizes.
2004‑08‑17: SRS in sendmail rulesets.
2004‑08‑12: Live UK weather maps.
2004‑08‑12: Hijacked IP address blocks.
2004‑08‑11: Brown Bear web calendar software.
2004‑08‑10: Sieve extensions support matrix.
2004‑08‑09: One of my rants about why SPF et al. are bad ideas.
2004‑08‑06: SubEthaEdit: real-time collaborative editing.
2004‑07‑26: ATI Radeon 7000 PC to Mac conversion.
2004‑07‑24: About the early development of TCP/IP.
2004‑07‑24: Netizens: a book about the history of Usenet and the Internet.
2004‑07‑19: Control Mac OS X iTunes from within emacs.
2004‑07‑15: An excellent comparison of statistical spam classifiers.
2004‑07‑14: ICANN Security and Stability Advisory Committee report on SiteFinder.
2004‑07‑11: Chairman's report from the ITU WSIS spam meeting.
2004‑07‑11: Spam filtering for MXs.
2004‑07‑09: Unified SPF.
2004‑07‑07: Virtual desktops for Mac OS X.
2004‑07‑06: Even more maths jokes.
2004‑07‑06: More maths jokes.
2004‑07‑06: Maths jokes.
2004‑07‑05: Consumer broadband and traffic shaping.
2004‑07‑05: Rugby Radio station, including the recent demolition works.
2004‑07‑02: Weather movie.
2004‑06‑25: Steve Allen on leap seconds.
2004‑06‑25: Proceedings of the ITU colloquium on UTC.
2004‑06‑25: Markus Kuhn on leap seconds.
2004‑06‑25: Metrologia on the history of the leap second.
2004‑06‑25: Archives of the LEAPSECS mailing list.
2004‑06‑25: Bus jam.
2004‑06‑25: Greylisting with Exim and MySQL.
2004‑06‑23: Japanese for programmers.
2004‑06‑18: The NTP server pool project.
2004‑06‑17: A good Cambridge History site.
2004‑06‑17: Another email kook for your amusement.
2004‑06‑14: The Chord p2p project.
2004‑06‑08: Exchange 2003 SMTP-time recipient verification.
2004‑06‑07: Internet-Draft archive.
2004‑06‑06: What is the speed of an unladen swallow?
2004‑05‑20: Solving CAPTCHAs by obtaining work from humans in return for porn.
2004‑05‑19: Pretty Cambridge pictures.
2004‑05‑18: The Merton Time Ceremony.
2004‑05‑18: DomainKeys specification published.
2004‑05‑18: Exploiting a JVM using a desk lamp to induce memory errors.
2004‑05‑17: The Yost serial device wiring standard.
2004‑05‑15: Common Errors in English Usage.
2004‑05‑13: The Infinite Cat Project.
2004‑05‑13: Coping with Windows.
2004‑05‑13: Sieve tips.
2004‑05‑12: The Arbory Trust -- woodland burial.
2004‑05‑12: The Museum of Broken Packets.
2004‑05‑11: Balkanized North America.
2004‑05‑11: A guide to British Pub etiquette.
2004‑05‑11: More graphics-related magic.
2004‑05‑11: Fast inverse square root from Quake 3.
2004‑05‑11: Base41 not usable everywhere.
2004‑05‑11: Base41 for encoding 2 bytes in 3.
2004‑05‑10: IMail <> bogosity.
2004‑05‑09: European multi-language proverbs.
2004‑05‑05: How the Wombles came to the New Museums Site, and other stories.
2004‑04‑29: The gallery of regrettable food.
2004‑04‑27: The Standards for Efficient Cryptography group.
2004‑04‑26: You might be an anti-spam kook if...
2004‑04‑26: The Great Satan is giving away vector graphics software for the Mac.
2004‑04‑26: Chaos: World of Motion.
2004‑04‑26: To or For By With or From Everybody: A Transport of Delight.
2004‑04‑23: Hacker's Delight on the web.
2004‑04‑23: Da Vinci does badgers.
2004‑04‑21: Call-by-value is dual to call-by-name.
2004‑04‑21: The discoveries of continuations.
2004‑04‑20: Vacuum coffee brewers.
2004‑04‑19: Anti-spam at Aberystwyth University.
2004‑04‑14: The Lions Book on-line.
2004‑04‑13: Not the American Psycho view of getting into a New York restaurant.
2004‑04‑13: Comparing Hoare and Wirth.
2004‑04‑08: A nicely altered Slashdot.
2004‑04‑07: Why your solution to spam will not work.
2004‑04‑07: Email disclaimers and the law.
2004‑04‑07: ACAS document about email policies.
2004‑04‑07: Sharpe drinking game.
2004‑04‑01: Friendly-name email addresses considered harmful.
2004‑04‑01: CCTLDs and their TLD-like subdomains.
2004‑04‑01: Leap year FAQ.
2004‑03‑30: The Guardian Underground Telephone Exchange.
2004‑03‑29: War Rationale, version 10.0.
2004‑03‑26: LOAF: Friend-of-a-friend information exchange for email.
2004‑03‑25: Go to jail fast.
2004‑03‑24: Curiosities of biological nomenclature.
2004‑03‑23: Tube Prune.
2004‑03‑23: 213 things you are not allowed to do in the US Army.
2004‑03‑19: Online Sieve script tester.
2004‑03‑18: Paul Vixie's registry of personal colo providers.
2004‑03‑17: RISKS on the source of semantic content in bit streams.
2004‑03‑16: DocBook SGML and XML processing path.
2004‑03‑16: Seeking science fiction citations for the Oxford English Dictionary.
2004‑03‑15: A working postcode finder that does not require registration.
2004‑03‑15: St Totteringham's day.
2004‑03‑09: The Bovine Rectal Palpation Simulator.
2004‑03‑08: Classic papers in Computer Science.
2004‑03‑08: The International Journal of Unconventional Computing.
2004‑03‑08: Bogon filtering templates.
2004‑03‑04: The Burroughs B5000 - 40 years later and still ahead of the times?
2004‑03‑03: Stripping down an anti-virus engine.
2004‑03‑03: AV research weblog from F-Secure.
2004‑03‑03: A faster CiteSeer mirror.
2004‑03‑03: Decommissioned Halon fire suppression system control panel.
2004‑03‑03: Van Jacobson's stillborn 4.4BSD network stack.
2004‑03‑02: A WING and a cake.
2004‑03‑02: CUDN border port blocks. (Cam only)
2004‑03‑01: Military PKI usability and scalability.
2004‑03‑01: Greylisting.
2004‑03‑01: N1040: DTR 19769 - Extensions for new character data types
2004‑03‑01: N1021: DTR 18037 - Extensions for Embedded-C
2004‑02‑24: DSPAM server-side anti-spam filter.
2004‑02‑23: End-to-end arguments in system design.
2004‑02‑23: A BBC BASIC de-tokenizer.
2004‑02‑23: Review of the Matrix Reloaded.
2004‑02‑23: Cambridge and St. Ives guided busway Transport and Works Act order information.
2004‑02‑23: Exim DATA ACL for Received: header DNSBL checks.
2004‑02‑23: A legal lexicon with lots of latin translations.
2004‑02‑20: Standard C Rationale.
2004‑02‑18: IETF Calendaring and Scheduling working group.
2004‑02‑18: Stopping spam text messages for Orange users.
2004‑02‑18: Exim Wiki.
2004‑02‑18: Exim web forums.
2004‑02‑13: Virtual Matthew Garrett.
2004‑02‑12: Selective spam filtering at Glasgow.
2004‑02‑12: Selective spam filtering at Loughborough.
2004‑02‑12: Some entertaining movie records.
2004‑02‑11: What is yak-shaving?
2004‑02‑10: Train departure information for Cambridge.
2004‑02‑10: Ken Moody's continued enthusiasm for my Turing Machine.
2004‑02‑09: A silly DHTML game.
2004‑02‑05: BBC2 television channel idents.
2004‑01‑29: The one-question test for email virus filter authors.
2004‑01‑28: Robert Sedgewick analyses the Shell sort.
2004‑01‑26: Project Evil.
2004‑01‑26: CVS training manual.
2004‑01‑25: The world's most accurate home clock.
2004‑01‑23: OpenGroupware collaboration software.
2004‑01‑23: Orca log statistics graphing software.
2004‑01‑21: Berkeley troff -ms documentation.
2004‑01‑21: UNIX Text Processing.
2004‑01‑21: Forbes Magazine likes spammers.
2004‑01‑20: Managing trolling in a feminist forum.
2004‑01‑19: Qmail security broken.
2004‑01‑15: Big box, small contents.
2004‑01‑13: Showing full email headers with various software.
2004‑01‑12: Q249 is also good for detecting collateral spam.
2004‑01‑12: Some email verification links re: porkhash and q249.
2004‑01‑12: A DNS checker.
2004‑01‑08: All sorts of control sequences.
2004‑01‑08: XTerm control sequences.
2004‑01‑08: Mac OS X hacking tools.
2004‑01‑07: Speed kills.
2004‑01‑07: Louis Wain's psychotic cat pictures.
2004‑01‑07: Drawing on an acid trip.
2004‑01‑06: Tangerines and mandarins.
2004‑01‑05: Greylisting using MySQL.
2004‑01‑05: NASA report on clarity in technical writing.
2004‑01‑05: Five geek social fallacies.
2004‑01‑05: IEEE mass storage reference model.
2004‑01‑05: FreeBSD remote installer.