“When workstations are at the end of their lifecycle and retired … the hard drives are generally sent offsite to another government entity for physical
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An old friend in the music business was visiting and we wandered around Austin’s gigantic South by Southwest music and film extravaganza and, of course,
Read moreSorcerers apprentice at ATT: Security and privacy and reliability collide again
AT&T considers reading all the packets that cross its lines. Quite an interesting proposal. Tim Wu’s take The prospect of AT&T, already accused of spying
Read moreYale Patt on Abstraction
Abstraction’s a good thing? Abstraction is a good thing if you don’t care about the performance of the underlying entities. You know, so many schools
Read moreThe smart phone patent
Coming to Marshall Texas. 33 defendents, 128 claims .
Read moreGoogle’s engineering culture
Article in the New Yorker on Google contains a fascinating description of a product design meeting: Page and Brin had wanted an upgrade of an
Read moreBoeing’s clever idea
(Update – great link in John Regehr’s comment) Apparently, passenger, admin, and air control computers are all connected. Here’s a reassuring comment (emphasis added) Boeing
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Read morewhat do we got to verify in an os?
From comments below. Just one more comment: I think we should make a distinction between a tool that can verify threaded code and a tool
Read moreblog administration
Nonessential update: if you are getting a feed, you can update the path /w/feed/ or /w/rss can have the “w/” drop since this is now
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