Tony Finch – link log

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• 2006‑12‑29: Getting started with amateur time and frequency.
• 2006‑12‑29: Calendars as types: data modeling, constraint reasoning, and type checking with calendars.
• 2006‑12‑29: UTC is an observational calendar.
• 2006‑12‑29: David W. Allan - brilliant time metrologist, but perhaps a bit batty in his old age?
• 2006‑12‑28: The National Bureau of Standards atomic time scale: generation, stability, accuracy and accessibility.
• 2006‑12‑27: The Guardian on MovieOS.
• 2006‑12‑27: Jakob Nielsen on MovieOS.
• 2006‑12‑27: Syntonicity and the psychology of programming.
• 2006‑12‑27: Programming antiobjects.
• 2006‑12‑26: Republic of Terra calendar specification (bonkers).
• 2006‑12‑26: International conference held at Washington for the purpose of fixing a prime meridian and a universal day.
• 2006‑12‑24: Prime Minister's strategy unit policy review on crime, justice and cohesion (part 2).
• 2006‑12‑24: Prime Minister's strategy unit policy review on crime, justice and cohesion (part 1).
• 2006‑12‑24: A cost analysis of Windows Vista high-definition video content protection.
• 2006‑12‑22: Atomic time-keeping from 1955 to the present.
• 2006‑12‑22: Beautiful concurrency.
• 2006‑12‑21: Unifying Atomic Time and the post-Gregorian calendar corrections.
• 2006‑12‑21: What to do if International Time hits the International Date Line?
• 2006‑12‑21: Timecounters: Efficient and precise timekeeping in SMP kernels.
• 2006‑12‑21: The nanokernel.
• 2006‑12‑21: On the chronometry and metrology of computer network timescales and their application to the network time protocol.
• 2006‑12‑20: A translation of Gregory's Papal Bull on calendar reform.
• 2006‑12‑20: More on Roman calendar reform.
• 2006‑12‑20: Roman calendar reform.
• 2006‑12‑20: Errata for "Calendrical Calculations".
• 2006‑12‑19: Switchy McLayout - width-adaptive web pages.
• 2006‑12‑19: Gilbert Heaton on dates and times.
• 2006‑12‑19: Frequently asked questions about calendars.
• 2006‑12‑19: Unicode common locale data repository.
• 2006‑12‑19: TAI - UTC according to the USNO (same data as from the IERS but more readable).
• 2006‑12‑19: IERS Bulletin D - DUT1.
• 2006‑12‑19: Relationship between TAI and UTC from 1961.
• 2006‑12‑19: Offsets and step adjustments of UTC from 1961.
• 2006‑12‑19: The Olson tz database.
• 2006‑12‑19: Paul Eggart's modernized <time.h> proposal.
• 2006‑12‑19: Clive Feather's struct tmx proposal.
• 2006‑12‑19: DJB's libtai.
• 2006‑12‑19: Markus Kuhn's proposed new <time.h>.
• 2006‑12‑19: Jonathan Lennox's proposal for thread-safe time zone information in C and POSIX.
• 2006‑12‑19: SRFI 19: Time data types and procedures for Scheme.
• 2006‑12‑19: David Tribble's struct timezone proposal.
• 2006‑12‑19: David Tribble's struct calendar proposal.
• 2006‑12‑19: David Tribble's longtime_t proposal.
• 2006‑12‑19: The Russians had a nuke in their embassy in Washington, DC.
• 2006‑12‑18: Perl 5.10 advanced regexes.
• 2006‑12‑18: Time thing of the year: 1982 vs 2006.
• 2006‑12‑18: Joel on simplicity.
• 2006‑12‑18: Simplicity is highly overrated.
• 2006‑12‑17: Great works in programming languages.
• 2006‑12‑15: OSBF-Lua: text classification using orthogonal sparse bigrams and exponential differential document count confidence factors.
• 2006‑12‑14: Bulldozers tear down giant religious teapot.
• 2006‑12‑14: How to claim back bank penalty charges.
• 2006‑12‑14: Joseph and Mary discuss breast feeding.
• 2006‑12‑14: Everything you didn't want to have to know about spam.
• 2006‑12‑14: World's tallest man saves dolphins.
• 2006‑12‑14: Practical type inference based on success typing.
• 2006‑12‑14: Any attempt to improve the security of PHP from the inside is futile. (Let alone the outside?)
• 2006‑12‑14: Jason Scott: "Mythapedia".
• 2006‑12‑14: `textfiles.com`
• 2006‑12‑14: Cambridge regional war room (no fighting!).
• 2006‑12‑14: Brooklands Avenue bunker saved from demolition.
• 2006‑12‑14: The BBC on the bunker.
• 2006‑12‑14: Cambridge 2000 on the bunker.
• 2006‑12‑14: Brooklands Avenue bunker (scroll down 50%).
• 2006‑12‑14: A nuclear bunker.
• 2006‑12‑12: How I Broke Bath, and other stories.
• 2006‑12‑11: Identification of sources of failures and their propagation in critical infrastructures from 12 years of public failure reports.
• 2006‑12‑10: Nikodemus's Common Lisp FAQ.
• 2006‑12‑09: Most-cited computer scientists, according to their h-numbers.
• 2006‑12‑09: Eskimo: experimenting with skeletons in the shared address model.
• 2006‑12‑09: Commercial users of functional programming, 2006.
• 2006‑12‑09: Google's thread-cacheing malloc().
• 2006‑12‑09: Are High-level Languages suitable for Robust Telecoms Software?
• 2006‑12‑09: What would happen if you were to connect all the ZIP codes in the US in ascending order?
• 2006‑12‑04: Petrovich - an operating system based on reward and punishment.
• 2006‑12‑04: Intelligent design sort.
• 2006‑12‑04: Erlang SMTP client.
• 2006‑12‑04: Sanesecurity ClamAV signatures.
• 2006‑12‑04: The Wolfson Foundation: a historical perspective.
• 2006‑12‑03: Some characteristic features of natural languages.
• 2006‑12‑03: Joshua Bloch on how to design a good API and why it matters.
• 2006‑12‑01: Beixo - yet another shaft-driven bike.
• 2006‑12‑01: CERNY.schema
• 2006‑12‑01: iBar
• 2006‑12‑01: Literate Haskell JPEG decoder.
• 2006‑11‑30: Alpine: Apache-licenced Pine.
• 2006‑11‑28: The ceiling cat is watching you.
• 2006‑11‑28: Java (DSpace) developer job at the Computing Service.
• 2006‑11‑26: London: a life in maps - an exhibition at the British Library.
• 2006‑11‑24: Exceptions and side-effects in atomic blocks.
• 2006‑11‑23: Air-port security.
• 2006‑11‑23: Why Michael Dillon's final, ultimate solution to the spam problem isn't.
• 2006‑11‑23: Simon Peyton Jones and Tim Harris talk about transactional memory.
• 2006‑11‑23: Bill Bailey and Billy Bragg performing "Unisex Chip Shop".
• 2006‑11‑22: Waves and bubbles in a large free sphere of water.
• 2006‑11‑22: MGM to release Obree movie in the U.S.
• 2006‑11‑21: Passive versus active voice.
• 2006‑11‑21: The things mentioned here are not debatable, they are facts about English that can easily be checked, and it is about time copy editors were told to stop wasting millions of hours on pointlessly correcting them when they were correct in the first place.
• 2006‑11‑21: Computer-generated recording of the mega-tittums touch on 16 handbells from the Ancient Society of College Youths' dinner.
• 2006‑11‑21: WTF-8.
• 2006‑11‑20: The layers principle: Internet architecture and the law.
• 2006‑11‑20: linogram is the constraint-driven diagram-drawing program described in Chapter 9 of Higher-Order Perl.
• 2006‑11‑20: Franchise jurisdictions - relevant to odd obsolete things like the university and heraldic courts.
• 2006‑11‑17: No2ID petition on the Prime Minister's petitions web site.
• 2006‑11‑17: Why SOAP sucks.
• 2006‑11‑17: Stuff that's broken.
• 2006‑11‑16: The radioactive boy scout.
• 2006‑11‑16: Waterken web calculus.
• 2006‑11‑16: Waterken: secure multi-user distributed applications.
• 2006‑11‑16: The next mainstream programming language: a game developer's perspective.
• 2006‑11‑16: Least privilege and more.
• 2006‑11‑16: The Oz-E Project: design guidelines for a secure multiparadigm programming language.
• 2006‑11‑16: Nick Szabo's essays, papers, and concise tutorials.
• 2006‑11‑16: Scarce objects.
• 2006‑11‑16: The Scala experiment.
• 2006‑11‑15: The utterly brilliant Leopold Tea Tube.
• 2006‑11‑15: Can abstract state machines be useful in language theory?
• 2006‑11‑15: Vulnerabilities in scriptable multiplayer online games.
• 2006‑11‑15: The Cambridge CAP computer.
• 2006‑11‑15: Monitor your Linux computer with machine-generated music.
• 2006‑11‑15: Busting blocks: appropriate legal remedies for wrongful inclusion in spam filters under U.S. law.
• 2006‑11‑15: George Osborne, the Shadow Chancellor, talks up Linux and Wikipedia.
• 2006‑11‑15: Stop Spam Alliance - talking shop for intergovernmental agencies.
• 2006‑11‑14: Sideways bike.
• 2006‑11‑14: Advanced tools for operators at Amazon.com.
• 2006‑11‑13: Writing a Lisp interpreter in Haskell.
• 2006‑11‑13: How XLib is implemented, and what we're doing about it.
• 2006‑11‑13: The need for asynchronous, zero-copy network IO.
• 2006‑11‑13: TV licensing abandons case against unlicensed TV owner.
• 2006‑11‑12: Applied pi - a brief tutorial.
• 2006‑11‑12: The polyadic pi calculus: a tutorial.
• 2006‑11‑12: Overloading whitespace in C++.
• 2006‑11‑12: The long road to 64 bits.
• 2006‑11‑11: Indirection is not abstraction.
• 2006‑11‑10: Neko vs. Lua.
• 2006‑11‑10: The joy of #!
• 2006‑11‑10: Low-level virtual machine / compiler infrastructure.
• 2006‑11‑10: Neko embeddable programming language.
• 2006‑11‑09: Petition against copyright term extension for recorded music.
• 2006‑11‑08: Comments on the Adobe/Mozilla deal.
• 2006‑11‑08: Adobe/Macromedia Flash's scripting engine to be made open source and given to Mozilla.
• 2006‑11‑07: "Reactable" synth controller videos.
• 2006‑11‑06: The Dockum drug store sit-in in Wichita, Kansas, July-August 1958.
• 2006‑11‑06: ikiwiki.
• 2006‑11‑06: Markdown wikitext syntax.
• 2006‑11‑06: More details of Fastmail's Cyrus replication deployment.
• 2006‑11‑06: Patterns of Software by Richard P. Gabriel.
• 2006‑11‑06: Continuum fingerboard - amazing synth controller.
• 2006‑11‑01: Time-lines of computer science research, development, and commercialization.
• 2006‑11‑01: nbsmtp - no-brainer SMTP client, not sendmail-compatible.
• 2006‑11‑01: esmtp - sendmail-compatible stub SMTP client with local delivery support.
• 2006‑11‑01: msmtp - sendmail-compatible stub SMTP client.
• 2006‑11‑01: 3D triangles in Javascript.
• 2006‑11‑01: Fastmail has fully deployed the Cambridge Cyrus replication code.
• 2006‑10‑31: Optimizing HTTP page load time.
• 2006‑10‑31: mailsync - another IMAP mailbox synchronizer.
• 2006‑10‑31: isync - another IMAP mailbox synchronizer (predecessor of asis).
• 2006‑10‑31: imapsync - another IMAP mailbox synchronizer.
• 2006‑10‑31: offlineimap - another IMAP mailbox synchronizer.
• 2006‑10‑31: asis - fast IMAP disconnected mode mailbox synchronizer.
• 2006‑10‑31: The view source key.
• 2006‑10‑26: Batten on the OSI / Internet wars.
• 2006‑10‑26: The anatomy of a loop.
• 2006‑10‑26: Multi-return function call.
• 2006‑10‑25: Erlang: the movie.
• 2006‑10‑20: Ryan Finnie's MIME torture test.
• 2006‑10‑20: MIME examples, including a torture test.
• 2006‑10‑19: Flow rate fairness: dismantling a religion.
• 2006‑10‑16: Here comes Bod.
• 2006‑10‑12: The church of Google.
• 2006‑10‑12: Lightning exits woman's bottom.
• 2006‑10‑11: ICANN on the Spamhaus / e360Insight lawsuit.
• 2006‑10‑11: Future versions of Qualcomm Eudora to be based on Mozilla Thunderbird.
• 2006‑10‑09: Turning off disk caches on an Infortrend Eonstor.
• 2006‑10‑08: A very modal model of a modern, major, general type system.
• 2006‑10‑07: Sub-woofers.
• 2006‑10‑05: Sunifdef - Symbian unifdef.
• 2006‑10‑04: Higher pay for long service ruled illegal.
• 2006‑10‑04: BURL in action.
• 2006‑10‑03: Death-by-committee of the first-mover advantage.
• 2006‑10‑03: Web 2.0 versus HTML 2.0?
• 2006‑10‑03: Ministerium fuer Heimatsicherheit?
• 2006‑10‑03: Daniel Davies on the loss of confidence in public sector IT.
• 2006‑10‑02: Implementation and performance evaluation of a safe runtime system in Cyclone.
• 2006‑09‑30: Philip Wadler's page about computational thinking, including a wildly off-the-mark quote from Dijkstra.
• 2006‑09‑30: Strange tale of Boris Johnson and his US passport.
• 2006‑09‑29: Douglas Adams - Hyperland - 1990. (google video)
• 2006‑09‑28: Clinton advocates ubuntu.
• 2006‑09‑28: BBC gets into bed with MICROS~1.
• 2006‑09‑28: Program yourself. (youtube)
• 2006‑09‑27: Live train map of the UK. (Google Maps mashup)
• 2006‑09‑27: Google working on efficient computer power supplies.
• 2006‑09‑26: Ron Rivest's ThreeBallot voting system.
• 2006‑09‑26: Flash animation of middle eastern empires in the last 3500 years.
• 2006‑09‑25: Which services should remain offline?
• 2006‑09‑25: John Baez's crackpot index.
• 2006‑09‑25: Carl Sagan's baloney detection kit.
• 2006‑09‑25: Greg Egan pleas to save New Scientist.
• 2006‑09‑24: OMG girlz don't exist on teh Intarweb!!!!1
• 2006‑09‑24: Domain models are aspect-free.
• 2006‑09‑22: AJAX and mobile computing.
• 2006‑09‑22: HP optical mouse without scroll wheel.
• 2006‑09‑21: Weaknesses in HMAC?
• 2006‑09‑20: Blackbeard the Pirate's Rugged Tampons.
• 2006‑09‑20: Turn a Brompton into a kiddie-tandem.
• 2006‑09‑20: Don't spam your own ISP's abuse desk when joe-jobbing Spamhaus.
• 2006‑09‑20: What 11th September means to Chileans.
• 2006‑09‑20: Russ Allbery on community.
• 2006‑09‑19: Whit shud we feed tha burds fur?
• 2006‑09‑19: Earliest uses of symbols of operation.
• 2006‑09‑19: Overview of the Internet in Zimbabwe in 2000.
• 2006‑09‑19: No bread in Zim either.
• 2006‑09‑18: Zimbabwe cut off from the Internet.
• 2006‑09‑17: Microsoft Research: Singularity: a research project focused on the construction of dependable systems through innovation in the areas of systems, languages, and tools.
• 2006‑09‑17: Thirty years is long enough: getting beyond C.
• 2006‑09‑15: New anti-phishing algorithm in ClamAV.
• 2006‑09‑15: GMail's sender reputation system.
• 2006‑09‑15: Automatic indicator lighs for bikes.
• 2006‑09‑14: Why Johnny can't code.
• 2006‑09‑14: A roadmap for the TCP specification documents.
• 2006‑09‑14: Tom and Jerry: the lost episodes.
• 2006‑09‑14: Royal Society archive online.
• 2006‑09‑14: Imperial College high performance computing data centre hosting service.
• 2006‑09‑14: Imperial College data centre refurb project page.
• 2006‑09‑14: Trox Advanced IT Cooling Systems.
• 2006‑09‑14: Modern Building Services journal on the Trox CO2 rack cooling system installed at Imperial Colege.
• 2006‑09‑13: History of AppleScript (draft).
• 2006‑09‑13: First-person shooter specs.
• 2006‑09‑13: Hakka chinese restaurant.
• 2006‑09‑12: Analyzing large ddos attacks using multiple data sources.
• 2006‑09‑12: Stupid email disclaimers and the IETF.
• 2006‑09‑11: Secure IMAP with a Blackberry.
• 2006‑09‑11: Edinburgh University email upgrade project.
• 2006‑09‑11: Does Visual Studio rot the mind?
• 2006‑09‑11: The New Yorker on the Poincaré conjecture.
• 2006‑09‑10: Craig Murray's book "Murder in Samarkand" banned by UK airport security.
• 2006‑09‑05: W3slidy.
• 2006‑09‑05: Criminal terrorism enforcement in the United States during the five years since the attacks on 11th September 2001.
• 2006‑09‑04: Characteristics of fascism.
• 2006‑09‑04: CERT secure coding standards.
• 2006‑09‑04: Spamhaus "zen" combined block list.
• 2006‑09‑04: Spamhaus policy block list.
• 2006‑09‑04: Dave Hayes unhinged ranting.
• 2006‑09‑04: Some one is spamming on behalf of Dave Hayes, anti-anti-spam kook.
• 2006‑09‑03: Software reliability.
• 2006‑09‑03: What if there is a silver bullet?
• 2006‑09‑03: There _is_ a silver bullet.
• 2006‑09‑01: More complaining about ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES.
• 2006‑09‑01: British people have been brainwashed by the government and media about terrorism.
• 2006‑09‑01: The children's database - yet more government centralizing stupidity.
• 2006‑09‑01: DAMP 2007: workshop on declarative aspects of multicore programming.
• 2006‑08‑31: #haskell stats.
• 2006‑08‑31: History of Haskell timeline.
• 2006‑08‑31: PowerDNS performance graphs from xs4all.
• 2006‑08‑31: Truce in the war on copying?
• 2006‑08‑31: Gradual typing for functional languages.
• 2006‑08‑30: Telemarketer annoyance device.
• 2006‑08‑30: mutt-ng.
• 2006‑08‑30: Reflective program generation with patterns.
• 2006‑08‑30: USA bans its own citizen from returning home.
• 2006‑08‑29: Alexey Melnikov agrees.
• 2006‑08‑29: I rant about ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES.
• 2006‑08‑29: Opt out of junk mail.
• 2006‑08‑29: Junk mail preference service.
• 2006‑08‑29: Junk mail reduction.
• 2006‑08‑29: Porous concrete paving.
• 2006‑08‑29: Pool tricks (youtube).
• 2006‑08‑29: Exim patch for hooking into Dovecot's SASL daemon.
• 2006‑08‑29: Cory Doctorow: I, row-boat.
• 2006‑08‑29: I am not a terrorist.
• 2006‑08‑29: Early history of the electromagnetic telegraph.
• 2006‑08‑28: Upstart: a replacement for init.
• 2006‑08‑27: TSA whistle-blower thinks the state of U.S. aviation security invites another attack.
• 2006‑08‑27: More magnets, please.
• 2006‑08‑27: The magnetism of carbon.
• 2006‑08‑25: Don't download this song.
• 2006‑08‑25: What are the odds?
• 2006‑08‑25: Threat levels.
• 2006‑08‑24: "Christ, what an asshole!" is the answer to the New Yorker magazine caption contest.
• 2006‑08‑24: Ragel state machine compiler.
• 2006‑08‑23: Suspension trauma.
• 2006‑08‑23: List of fictional expletives.
• 2006‑08‑23: List of exclamations used by Captain Haddock.
• 2006‑08‑22: Credit card issuers given an exemption from the data protection act to cancel cards used in child porn offenses.
• 2006‑08‑22: What is the wheel-driven land-speed record?
• 2006‑08‑22: JCB diesel-powered land speed record.
• 2006‑08‑22: Imail: email-over-xmpp.
• 2006‑08‑22: Bryan Ford's packrat parsing page.
• 2006‑08‑22: Neil Mitchell's Haskell parser.
• 2006‑08‑22: Frisby: Haskell implementation of packrat parsing.
• 2006‑08‑21: "Matt" on security checks.
• 2006‑08‑21: Exploding Li-Ion batteries.
• 2006‑08‑21: Tom Flynn - outlawing unbelief.
• 2006‑08‑21: Animator vs animation (flash).
• 2006‑08‑21: BBC - the power of nightmares.
• 2006‑08‑21: Jerry Fishenden - biometrics: enabling guilty men to go free?
• 2006‑08‑21: Petr Skrabanek's Publications.
• 2006‑08‑21: Eric Rescola: is finding security holes a good idea?
• 2006‑08‑21: Mulberry MUA rescued from Cyrusoft's creditors and now available for free (though not Free).
• 2006‑08‑16: Mitch Benn's myspace page.
• 2006‑08‑15: C-Store: a column-oriented DBMS.
• 2006‑08‑15: Chicken Yoghurt on John Reid's distorted view of reality.
• 2006‑08‑15: Spam from Google.
• 2006‑08‑15: A review of the Falklands War as if it were alternate history.
• 2006‑08‑15: David E. H. Jones on the stability of the bicycle.
• 2006‑08‑14: Google Internals described by a non-googler.
• 2006‑08‑14: Daily Changes by Name Intelligence - details of registrar activity; good for spotting spammers.
• 2006‑08‑14: Robert Pape on the motivation of suicide bombers.
• 2006‑08‑14: Piet - a graphical programming language in the style of Mondrian.
• 2006‑08‑14: The zombie programming language.
• 2006‑08‑14: The Daily Show featuring Aasif Mandvi in Beirut.
• 2006‑08‑14: Pepper Pad 3 - Linux-based web computer.
• 2006‑08‑14: Rocket belts for sale in Mexico!
• 2006‑08‑14: Why the government wants to exaggerate the risk of terrorism, and why they should not.
• 2006‑08‑14: 21st century newsflash - Women achieve EQUALITY.
• 2006‑08‑14: Euro coinage spacial diffusion observatory.
• 2006‑08‑12: Noises that indicate a defective hard drive.
• 2006‑08‑11: Implications of power laws for policing homelessness etc.
• 2006‑08‑11: On the implausibility of the explosives plot.
• 2006‑08‑11: The GHC typechecker is Turing-complete.
• 2006‑08‑10: Rich Kulawiec: dealing with spam. (nanog)
• 2006‑08‑09: Archiveopteryx - SQL-based IMAP/POP/server.
• 2006‑08‑08: Terrorists can be defeated simply by not becoming terrorized -- that is, anything that enhances fear effectively gives in to them.
• 2006‑08‑07: Cameroon typosquats .com.
• 2006‑08‑07: General-purpose tool-building factory factory factory.
• 2006‑08‑04: How little do you need to bring a Linux box back to life?
• 2006‑08‑04: dbmail - SQL-based IMAP/POP server.
• 2006‑08‑01: IETF Montreal EAI WG meeting Jabber log.
• 2006‑08‑01: IRON filesystems.
• 2006‑07‑31: Karl Ulrich: the environmental paradox of bicycling - increased energy use from longer life expectancy cancels out reduced energy use from efficient transportation.
• 2006‑07‑31: Bcfg2 is a tool that aids in the administration of complex environments.
• 2006‑07‑31: Puppet configuration management tool.
• 2006‑07‑31: AISK - classifying spam using neural nets.
• 2006‑07‑31: The size of the Earth relative to other planets and stars.
• 2006‑07‑26: Problematic Firefox extensions.
• 2006‑07‑26: Yet another live lightning mapper.
• 2006‑07‑26: Live map of UK traffic trouble spots.
• 2006‑07‑26: Programming as if performance mattered.
• 2006‑07‑26: Too many silver bullets.
• 2006‑07‑25: IRA has ceased its criminality.
• 2006‑07‑25: Using wave generators to draw letters on the surface of water.
• 2006‑07‑24: URIBL.
• 2006‑07‑24: The proposed Trumpington Meadows housing estate.
• 2006‑07‑24: This can be taken as a comment on the perennial usefulness of the incipit, on the natural origins of the incipit, or it can be a reflection of the lack of modernity of these computer systems.
• 2006‑07‑24: No, Mr Bond, I expect you to die!
• 2006‑07‑24: AMD and ATI to merge.
• 2006‑07‑23: Wouldn't a connection-id be a useful thing to have?
• 2006‑07‑23: Google searches for vulnerable code.
• 2006‑07‑23: The Little Artists (John Cake and Darren Neave) immortalize iconic artists and their artworks in un-manipulated Lego.
• 2006‑07‑23: ENORMOUS harbour construction in Shanghai, including the longest bridge in the world.
• 2006‑07‑20: Ejabberd + Active Directory shared rosters.
• 2006‑07‑18: Cold Blood - antarctic/sf/horror on BBC radio 7.
• 2006‑07‑14: History of Haskell.
• 2006‑07‑14: Event-based programming without inversion of control using Scala.
• 2006‑07‑13: AngloHaskell hacker gathering.
• 2006‑07‑13: The evolution of the IM worm since the beginning of 2005.
• 2006‑07‑13: Ejabberd LDAP patches.
• 2006‑07‑12: journald: User-space generic journalling daemon.
• 2006‑07‑11: Workplace temperature and thermal comfort.
• 2006‑07‑07: Split windows in irssi.
• 2006‑07‑06: Funniest WLIIA? episode EVAR.
• 2006‑07‑05: Open proxy honeypot project, including reports of zombie control hosts.
• 2006‑07‑05: MAAWG on ports 25 and 587.
• 2006‑07‑05: Joe St Sauver - filtering spam at your leisure, using the gap between a message being received and read.
• 2006‑07‑05: UK noise mapping.
• 2006‑07‑05: W and liberty.
• 2006‑07‑04: Hotmail uses expired accounts as spam traps.
• 2006‑07‑04: About the hash function while(len--) hash = hash*33 + *ptr++;
• 2006‑07‑04: Elastic tab stops - nice!
• 2006‑07‑03: DANGER: falling dot-coms!
• 2006‑07‑03: NY Times: A search engine that's becoming an inventor.
• 2006‑07‑03: Internet News: Peeking into Google.
• 2006‑07‑03: Colm MacCarthaigh's history of electronic voting in Ireland.
• 2006‑07‑03: Getting Exim to reject messages early that Mailman would bounce.
• 2006‑07‑03: Unknown rc script y2038 bug.
• 2006‑06‑30: Western Digital loses class-action lawsuit over the size of a gigabyte.
• 2006‑06‑30: Transport strategy in the East of England does not suffer from an "infrastructure deficit", but instead it should focus on "demand management and climate change mitigation".
• 2006‑06‑30: Vanity Fair is a terrorist publication?
• 2006‑06‑30: MIME-compatible binary ordered compression for Unicode.
• 2006‑06‑30: AOLserver y2038 bug.
• 2006‑06‑28: Map of noise levels in London.
• 2006‑06‑28: Standard compression scheme for Unicode (designed by Reuters).
• 2006‑06‑28: Sudden giant trunk nostril.
• 2006‑06‑28: Sudden giant nostril gallery.
• 2006‑06‑28: The power of seven.
• 2006‑06‑28: MicroID.
• 2006‑06‑28: Mac the Ripper.
• 2006‑06‑27: Tom Kistner's anti-spam timeban script.
• 2006‑06‑27: Cambrige Mountain Rescue.
• 2006‑06‑27: Simon Tatham has successfully geneticall modified the Newton-Raphson iterative fractal, pumped it full of drugs in a secret government laboratory, and then captured some striking video footage of it. People of a nervous disposition and pregnant women, beware.
• 2006‑06‑27: Brian Deer: excellent health journalism, including work on Andrew Wakefield and company.
• 2006‑06‑27: A page about one of Andrew Wakefield's insane supporters.
• 2006‑06‑26: Dave Prosser's corrected and annotated C preprocessor algorithm: document X3J11/86-196.
• 2006‑06‑26: Rethinking the design of presentation slides.
• 2006‑06‑26: Securing the .NET programming model.
• 2006‑06‑26: The Gold Casino proves fair dealing with PhatHash.
• 2006‑06‑23: D-BUS specification.
• 2006‑06‑23: Domain kiting - abuse of short-term un-paid-for registrations.
• 2006‑06‑23: Dave Cridland on top-posting and mobile email.
• 2006‑06‑23: Was it said by Adolf Hitler or Ann Coulter?
• 2006‑06‑22: Table of condiments that periodically go bad.
• 2006‑06‑22: Mum's new place in France.
• 2006‑06‑22: Administration-free Thursdays.
• 2006‑06‑22: Mac Mini in a Prius.
• 2006‑06‑21: Carplus Cambridge residents' survey.
• 2006‑06‑20: The rise and fall of CORBA - there's a lot we can learn from CORBA's mistakes.
• 2006‑06‑20: A flaw in the child porn witch-hunt.
• 2006‑06‑19: How Boyer-Moore works.
• 2006‑06‑19: Extensible Binary Meta Language specification.
• 2006‑06‑16: Plash: tools for practical least privilege.
• 2006‑06‑15: Broken Windows Theory.
• 2006‑06‑15: B3ta roadsign challenge.
• 2006‑06‑15: Numerical representations as higher-order nested datatypes.
• 2006‑06‑15: TenDRA open-source crown copyright licence.
• 2006‑06‑15: A principled approach to operating system construction in Haskell.
• 2006‑06‑15: Haskell users' operating system and environment.
• 2006‑06‑15: CMU software engineering + CERT: managed strings library for C.
• 2006‑06‑14: Funnel: programming with functional nets.
• 2006‑06‑14: The Corruptibles: how Hollywood is trashing your rights - video from the EFF.
• 2006‑06‑13: On the future availability of helium.
• 2006‑06‑13: The Windows malicious software removal tool: progress made, trends observed.
• 2006‑06‑13: ICMP filtering.
• 2006‑06‑13: Ages of consent around the world.
• 2006‑06‑13: No lobbyists as such - the war over software patents in the European Union.
• 2006‑06‑09: RIP Act part III to be activated - government seizure of crypto keys.
• 2006‑06‑09: David Hembrow on the Arbury Camp development.
• 2006‑06‑09: Des Phillips on the Arbury Camp development.
• 2006‑06‑08: Convergence in language design: a case of lightning striking four times in the same place.
• 2006‑06‑08: Getling: a high-performance web server.
• 2006‑06‑08: The rising tide: DDoS by defective designs and defaults.
• 2006‑06‑08: Spanish castle colour illusion.
• 2006‑06‑07: Tiscali Jukebox legal music download service is "too interactive" for the recording labels.
• 2006‑06‑07: Nominet public consultation on the scope of their business.
• 2006‑06‑06: Spoof Cambridge computer science tripos papers.
• 2006‑06‑05: The Encap package management system.
• 2006‑06‑02: Cambridge train performance data.
• 2006‑06‑02: Jakob Nielsen's usability fighting styles.
• 2006‑06‑02: On the lifestyle of Erlang developers.
• 2006‑06‑02: Lout document formatting system.
• 2006‑06‑02: Ant is not TeX.
• 2006‑06‑02: Worse-is-better is worse.
• 2006‑06‑02: Tiny Threads - hilarious thread context allocation.
• 2006‑06‑01: JPEG patent claims ruled invalid.
• 2006‑05‑31: Cambridge curry house scores.
• 2006‑05‑31: Just because you can, Mr Lightfoot, that doesn't mean you should.
• 2006‑05‑31: Patent goo: self-replicating Paxil.
• 2006‑05‑31: Linux desktops at the University of Oxford.
• 2006‑05‑25: Qt Cryptographic Architecture OpenSSL interface, including XMPP support.
• 2006‑05‑25: See Cambridge: panoramic views of the historic university city.
• 2006‑05‑25: Apple's portable computer sudden motion sensor.
• 2006‑05‑25: Miscalculating the area and angles of a needle-like triangle.
• 2006‑05‑24: "Hatracks", i.e. places to hang your hats, i.e. XMPP-to-XMPP gateways.
• 2006‑05‑24: XMPP-to-XMPP gateway.
• 2006‑05‑24: How Java's floating-point hurts everyone everywhere.
• 2006‑05‑19: Security in Windows Vista: to 2002 and beyond!
• 2006‑05‑19: Rubberhose transparently and deniably encrypts disk data, minimising the effectiveness of warrants, coersive interrogations and other compulsive mechanims, such as U.K RIP legislation.
• 2006‑05‑19: Chaffinch: confidentiality in the face of legal [RIPA] threats.
• 2006‑05‑19: Part 3 of RIPA may come in to force - UK Government to demand handover of encryption keys.
• 2006‑05‑19: Verisign buys another SSL CA competitor.
• 2006‑05‑18: GTalk Profile can help you find other Google Talk [and Jabber] users from around the world.
• 2006‑05‑18: UOregon recommended email configuration.
• 2006‑05‑17: Martin Howe QC on the problems with the EU.
• 2006‑05‑17: A bare SURBL implementation for Exim.
• 2006‑05‑17: Freetalk: console-based jabber client.
• 2006‑05‑17: 19th c. US currency.
• 2006‑05‑16: MUCkl - a version of JWchat tuned for multi-user chat.
• 2006‑05‑15: Jason Evans' new threaded malloc() for FreeBSD.
• 2006‑05‑15: Al Gore on Saturday Night Live. (QuickTime)
• 2006‑05‑15: Web presence icons for ejabberd.
• 2006‑05‑15: A notation for dates on linear time scales.
• 2006‑05‑10: JEP-0124 HTTP binding patch for ejabberd.
• 2006‑05‑09: Roundcube webmail (PHP, XHTML, CSS, AJAX).
• 2006‑05‑08: Freedom of speech banned in UK.
• 2006‑05‑08: Extending NTP for the interplanetary internet.
• 2006‑05‑08: Tracking plane flight on the Internet with BGP.
• 2006‑05‑08: HAKMEM count set bits algorithm adjusted for 32 bit words.
• 2006‑05‑08: Wikipedia on leet speak.
• 2006‑05‑08: Wikipedia on professional farters.
• 2006‑05‑08: Rob Pike on the history of UTF8.
• 2006‑05‑05: Using load balancers in front of an eJabberd cluster.
• 2006‑05‑02: Prescott's local government revolution.
• 2006‑05‑01: Links: web programming without tiers.
• 2006‑05‑01: Firms face new tax on staff email to friends.
• 2006‑04‑28: The monkeysphere.
• 2006‑04‑28: The Dunbar number.
• 2006‑04‑27: Practical dynamic software updating for C.
• 2006‑04‑27: Blue poster lunar calendar.
• 2006‑04‑27: Is the pace of change really such a shock?
• 2006‑04‑27: Delayed sleep-phase syncrome.
• 2006‑04‑26: A survey of DNS security: most vulnerable and valuable assets.
• 2006‑04‑26: The Camelford water contamination scandal.
• 2006‑04‑26: Grand illusions toy shop.
• 2006‑04‑25: All about Jabber PubSub.
• 2006‑04‑25: Shrove Tuesday Public Licence.
• 2006‑04‑25: Design and engineering of the PowerDNS recursor.
• 2006‑04‑24: NFSv4 RDMA for Linux.
• 2006‑04‑24: Direct Access Transport collaborative.
• 2006‑04‑24: Direct Access File System presentation by NetApp.
• 2006‑04‑24: Evolution of the Virtual Interface Architecture.
• 2006‑04‑24: Virtual Interface Architecture book from Intel.
• 2006‑04‑24: I guess the Internet Watch Foundation wasn't bureaucratic enough.
• 2006‑04‑23: Aligning security and usability.
• 2006‑04‑23: User interaction design for secure systems.
• 2006‑04‑23: Why events are a bad idea for high-concurrency servers.
• 2006‑04‑23: The problem with threads - Edward Lee.
• 2006‑04‑23: Co-operative taks management wihtout manual stack management.
• 2006‑04‑23: Security in Plan 9 (2002).
• 2006‑04‑23: User-level protocol servers with kernel-level performance.
• 2006‑04‑23: Interoperation of copy avoidance in network and file I/O.
• 2006‑04‑23: Usenix HotOS X proceedings - inaccessible until June 2006.
• 2006‑04‑23: Type inference for first-class messages with match-functions.
• 2006‑04‑23: QuickTunes - iTunes status in the menu bar (ignore the ugly windows).
• 2006‑04‑21: SQLite copyright disclaimer.
• 2006‑04‑21: How to (re)start screen automatically on remote logins.
• 2006‑04‑21: Chris Lightfoot on PHP.
• 2006‑04‑21: Iraq crater.
• 2006‑04‑21: Idiot lawyer threatens Google over its lovely Joan Miro commemoration logo.
• 2006‑04‑21: Fastmail backscatter protection - I wonder what they do with vacation messages...
• 2006‑04‑21: Using a Cray as a compression server.
• 2006‑04‑19: Universiteit Utrecht Department of Computer Science - email architecture 2002-present.
• 2006‑04‑19: Universiteit Utrecht Department of Computer Science - email architecture 1998-2002.
• 2006‑04‑19: Renew your passport in May 2006 - resist compulsory ID card registration.
• 2006‑04‑19: USPS guide to shipping hippopotamuses.
• 2006‑04‑18: Correct forms of address.
• 2006‑04‑18: TRIAD: a scalable deployable NAT-based internet architecture.
• 2006‑04‑18: Robust Composition: towards a unified approach to access control and concurrency control - thesis about the E distributed object-capability programming language.
• 2006‑04‑14: Xerces faster than flex?
• 2006‑04‑12: How to write a good research paper, and give a good research talk.
• 2006‑04‑12: Cambridge station area redevelopment plans (789).
• 2006‑04‑12: Cambridge station area redevelopment plans (456).
• 2006‑04‑12: Cambridge station area redevelopment plans (123).
• 2006‑04‑11: Link.
• 2006‑04‑11: "I have a nightmare in which the entire Internet is clogged by spammers sending out messages which the recipients throw into black holes..." - Philip Hazel, October 1996.
• 2006‑04‑10: The design of the Postgres storage system.
• 2006‑04‑10: Crash-only software.
• 2006‑04‑10: Eric Brewer: Lessons from giant-scale services.
• 2006‑04‑10: IP addresses per capita in each country.
• 2006‑04‑10: Joe Armstrong - Erlang stuff.
• 2006‑04‑10: CIL - infrastructure for C program analysis and transformation.
• 2006‑04‑10: The design and implementation of an intentional naming system.
• 2006‑04‑10: Idle Sense: an optimal access method for high throughput and fairness in rate diverse wireless LANs.
• 2006‑04‑09: ... in which he blurs the line between corporate participation and outright mockery.
• 2006‑04‑07: Making the workd of communications a different place.
• 2006‑04‑07: Infinite extensibility tends to encourage duplication of effort, whereas a co-ordinated registry brings value in shared data and protocols.
• 2006‑04‑07: Responsive yet stable traffic engineering in the style of XCP.
• 2006‑04‑07: Harnessing TCP's burstiness using flowlet switching.
• 2006‑04‑07: Machine-readable passports (ICAO doc 9303 / ISO 7501).
• 2006‑04‑07: Oakdale Arms Easter beer festival.
• 2006‑04‑07: Local governments of Britain.
• 2006‑04‑07: The counties of Britain.
• 2006‑04‑07: Open letter to D-Link about their NTP vandalism.
• 2006‑04‑06: Can TRIPS serve as an enforcement device for developing countries in the WTO? (online access for free from CUDN)
• 2006‑04‑06: Can TRIPS serve as an enforcement device for developing countries in the WTO?
• 2006‑04‑06: Antigua planning to stop enforcement of American patents and trademarks?
• 2006‑04‑06: UMich email architecture.
• 2006‑04‑06: simta - A Simple Internet Mail Transfer Agent.
• 2006‑04‑05: Asterisk and Jingle interop.
• 2006‑04‑05: A brief history of the Internet.
• 2006‑04‑05: Internet growth requires new transmission protocol.
• 2006‑04‑05: eXplicit congestion Control Protocol
• 2006‑04‑05: A delay-based approach for congestion avoidance in interconnected heterogeneous computer networks.
• 2006‑04‑05: Congestion control with explicit rate indication.
• 2006‑04‑04: Why phishing works - how users approach browser security.
• 2006‑04‑04: The ESP game.
• 2006‑04‑04: Vulnerability to flooding in Britain.
• 2006‑04‑04: TCP performance tuning.
• 2006‑04‑04: Internet2 land speed records.
• 2006‑04‑04: SSH for high-performance networks.
• 2006‑04‑03: DHTML Lemmings.
• 2006‑04‑03: eduroam: 802.1x + Radius across multiple Universities.
• 2006‑03‑30: Man-in-the-middle _defences_.
• 2006‑03‑30: LCFG: automatic configuration and installation system from Edinburgh University.
• 2006‑03‑29: Patricia Waller's freaky soft toys.
• 2006‑03‑29: Automated server software updates - an interesting use of XMPP.
• 2006‑03‑28: Paul Vixie on the history of the f-root nameserver and PAIX.
• 2006‑03‑28: Reverse-engineering Skype.
• 2006‑03‑28: We do `not` need a djb-quality encrypted remote login.
• 2006‑03‑28: Cambridge student-run wiki.
• 2006‑03‑28: Man-in-the-middle attacks in tunnelled authentication protocols.
• 2006‑03‑27: How to get Apache-1.3 DAV to work with Windows XP.
• 2006‑03‑27: Interview with Tim Berners-Lee, including some mad alternative URL syntax ideas, and stuff about the semantic web.
• 2006‑03‑27: Map of the US Internet.
• 2006‑03‑27: Updates to Derek Jones's The New C Standard: An Economic and Cultural Commentary.
• 2006‑03‑27: David Maher - Reporting to God - a trademark lawyer's retrospective on the Internet revolution.
• 2006‑03‑27: Tornado + no offsite backups = ?
• 2006‑03‑18: The CSV format and its variants.
• 2006‑03‑16: Shelving books according to colour.
• 2006‑03‑16: Nixie Cron.
• 2006‑03‑16: The three laws of military robotics.
• 2006‑03‑14: C99 + TC1 & TC2.
• 2006‑03‑14: A more up-to-date archive of C standards committee documents.
• 2006‑03‑13: That Varsity article (see page 7).
• 2006‑03‑13: Text generator - for those bored of lorem ipsum.
• 2006‑03‑13: FreeBSD's mailhub blew up.
• 2006‑03‑13: Warner Losh melted his laptop with a runaway CPU.
• 2006‑03‑11: Continuous partial attention.
• 2006‑03‑11: Google spam site report form.
• 2006‑03‑10: Using LEDs as sensors.
• 2006‑03‑10: Multi-touch interaction research.
• 2006‑03‑10: Sesame Street is NP-complete.
• 2006‑03‑10: Your rights during and after a section 44 "anti-terrorism" stop-and-search.
• 2006‑03‑10: Teachers' guide to Cambridge admissions.
• 2006‑03‑10: How to invalidate a patent application with prior art
• 2006‑03‑10: Weird things that surprise academics trying to commercialize a static checking tool (Coverity).
• 2006‑03‑10: Starfish Prime high-altitude nuclear test.
• 2006‑03‑10: South Cambridgeshire key facts from the Government Office for the East of England.
• 2006‑03‑10: Cambridge key facts from the Government Office for the East of England.
• 2006‑03‑06: Chiltern Railways centenary.
• 2006‑03‑06: Milton Village from the air in WWII.
• 2006‑03‑03: Google Underground map.
• 2006‑03‑03: DJabberd CVS.
• 2006‑03‑03: Brad Fitzpatrick's Perl-based DJabberd.
• 2006‑03‑03: F-Secure world map.
• 2006‑03‑03: Mozilla bug discussing support for TLS server name indication.
• 2006‑03‑03: Web sites that don't support SSL3+.
• 2006‑03‑02: DNS protocol conformance tester.
• 2006‑02‑28: POWER inquiry executive summary.
• 2006‑02‑28: Tom Baker says...
• 2006‑02‑28: The Guardian reporting the FBI's opinion of animal rights terrorists.
• 2006‑02‑28: Optimus: A keyboard with a colour display in every key.
• 2006‑02‑27: Give cyclists room!
• 2006‑02‑26: Wine marketing via blogs.
• 2006‑02‑24: Fractal noughts and crosses.
• 2006‑02‑24: Home-made pipe organ.
• 2006‑02‑23: What is MySpace and why is it popular?
• 2006‑02‑22: Hula - scalable calendar and mail server.
• 2006‑02‑21: Jim Gray and David Patterson on the hugeness and slowness of disks.
• 2006‑02‑21: TeraScale SneakerNet: using inexpensive disks for backup, archiving, and data exchange.
• 2006‑02‑21: Jane Elliott's blue eyes / brown eyes racism teaching exercise.
• 2006‑02‑20: Richard Bornat's home page.
• 2006‑02‑20: A brief look at C++0X - Bjarne Stroustrup.
• 2006‑02‑20: Passive DNS replication.
• 2006‑02‑17: Government consultation on revisions to the Highway Code.
• 2006‑02‑17: College email address FAQ.
• 2006‑02‑16: The physics of skipping a stone on the surface of water.
• 2006‑02‑16: Running a diesel on veg oil.
• 2006‑02‑16: Dan Kaminski on the collusion between anti-virus vendors and DRM rootkit vendors.
• 2006‑02‑16: How Google use Berkeley DB.
• 2006‑02‑16: Oracle has bought Sleepycat.
• 2006‑02‑16: European spreadsheet risks interest group - news stories.
• 2006‑02‑16: Spam Stock Tracker - Just how much can you lose?
• 2006‑02‑15: Arcing in high voltage power equipment.
• 2006‑02‑14: Anamorphic pavement art.
• 2006‑02‑14: Richard Clayton on challenge-response.
• 2006‑02‑14: Windows access control demystified: automated discovery of privilege escalation vulnerabilities.
• 2006‑02‑13: Movie makers tube map.
• 2006‑02‑13: Cambridge Usability Group.
• 2006‑02‑10: London Underground anagram map.
• 2006‑02‑09: Converting server activity to sound.
• 2006‑02‑09: LEGO Difference Engine.
• 2006‑02‑07: Ordnance Survey research publications.
• 2006‑02‑07: A history of the Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox user interface.
• 2006‑02‑06: The topology of covert conflict - attack and defence strategies for networks.
• 2006‑02‑06: A good explanation of the discrepancy between WGS84 and the original Greenwich meridien.
• 2006‑02‑06: Annual lecture series in sustainable development at CUED.
• 2006‑02‑03: Mini patch leads: only wrong by two orders of magnitude.
• 2006‑02‑02: The I.T. Crowd - C4 sitcom.
• 2006‑02‑02: Backups only work if you don't delete them.
• 2006‑02‑01: THUS sells Demon.NL.
• 2006‑01‑31: The ox.faq on -ise vs -ize.
• 2006‑01‑30: Children are becoming less able and exams are getting easier.
• 2006‑01‑29: Harry Porter's relay computer.
• 2006‑01‑29: The Mathematical Bridge at Queens' College.
• 2006‑01‑29: Dorodango - shining mud ball.
• 2006‑01‑27: XMPP/SIMPLE feature comparison.
• 2006‑01‑27: Post office branch finder.
• 2006‑01‑27: Flyspray is an uncomplicated, web-based bug tracking system for assisting with software development.
• 2006‑01‑27: Waterfall 2006 - hilarious.
• 2006‑01‑27: StPeter's ETel presentation about Jabber - somewhat Takahashi.
• 2006‑01‑27: Blackworm infection stats from LURHQ.
• 2006‑01‑27: Google cache deemed fair use in court.
• 2006‑01‑26: OpenWengo multi-platform SIP softphone.
• 2006‑01‑26: There are no SIMPLE folk out there to chat with.
• 2006‑01‑26: XML situps.
• 2006‑01‑26: AJAX is no overnight success.
• 2006‑01‑26: Banned Xbox360 ad.
• 2006‑01‑26: Implementing cryptography on TFT technology for secure display applications.
• 2006‑01‑26: Video of Robert Watson talking about TrustedBSD.
• 2006‑01‑25: Axe-throwing.
• 2006‑01‑25: Jabphone: a Jingle to POTS gateway.
• 2006‑01‑25: The No Foundation: say no to everything.
• 2006‑01‑25: Google's web authoring statistics.
• 2006‑01‑25: University of Cambridge students can now access key textbooks online, thanks to a new project called ebooks@cambridge.
• 2006‑01‑25: Best wikipedia edit EVAR!
• 2006‑01‑25: Law students show contempt for Alberto Gonzales.
• 2006‑01‑23: The problem with precedent.
• 2006‑01‑23: Interpretation act 1978.
• 2006‑01‑23: Statutory interpretation.
• 2006‑01‑23: Common sense and the law.
• 2006‑01‑20: The Night Climbers of Cambridge, by Whipplesnaith.
• 2006‑01‑19: Feds try to get indiscriminate porno surveillance data from Google.
• 2006‑01‑19: Large-format digital photography using a flatbed scanner.
• 2006‑01‑18: The aargh page.
• 2006‑01‑17: Build your own Segway.
• 2006‑01‑16: "Spam will be a thing of the past by [24th Jan 2006]" -- Bill Gates.
• 2006‑01‑16: Ranking of the world's largest economies, including countries and corporations.
• 2006‑01‑16: X-ray of an Apple laptop.
• 2006‑01‑15: TCP control block interdependence.
• 2006‑01‑15: The BBC 1 Computer Originated World.
• 2006‑01‑15: MICROS~1 embraces and extends RSS instead of using Atom.
• 2006‑01‑14: The HP ScanJet PLAY TUNE command, with video.
• 2006‑01‑14: The case of the disappearing teaspoons: longitudinal cohort study of the displacement of teaspoons in an Australian research institute.
• 2006‑01‑13: Aeroplane seat layouts.
• 2006‑01‑13: The YOU-CAN-SPAM act does not override local anti-spam policies.
• 2006‑01‑11: GOSSiP is a massively distributed, peer-to-peer reputation system for email.
• 2006‑01‑11: Why TCP-over-TCP is a bad idea.
• 2006‑01‑11: V.iruses I.nfections S.pyware T.rojans A.dware
• 2006‑01‑11: An interesting use for Jabber.
• 2006‑01‑10: Performance characteristics of application-level security protocols.
• 2006‑01‑10: SER SIMPLE/XMPP gateway module.
• 2006‑01‑10: Attack-resistant trust metrics.
• 2006‑01‑10: Tube time-travel map.
• 2006‑01‑10: A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked.
• 2006‑01‑10: Don't invent new XML languages.
• 2006‑01‑10: Nice physical + political map of the world.
• 2006‑01‑10: Google movie search in Cambridge.
• 2006‑01‑10: A pixel is not a little square.
• 2006‑01‑10: Maritime lawsuit served by email is valid.
• 2006‑01‑06: Floating point arithmetic in C++ templates.
• 2006‑01‑04: Key-bumping revisited.
• 2006‑01‑04: Toool's bumpkey alert movie.
• 2006‑01‑04: A video to do with security patches etc.
• 2006‑01‑03: Urban railway maps for your iPod photo.
• 2006‑01‑03: The solar system is just a theory.
• 2006‑01‑03: Chemistry is just a theory.
• 2006‑01‑02: Tim Bray on character strings.