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You think HTTPS has problems? The HTTPSEC proposal is much, much, much worse. cr.yp.to/talks/2013.02.07/sl… includes some analysis of HTTPSEC.
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Oh man, the truth, it burns: “@acroll: At a networking event. Real-world equivalent of checking my spam folder.”
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Making a list… people want: connection, an impression of a plan, attention, direction that resonates, being heard, and context.
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"I see, so we don't have time to do it right, but we do have time to do it wrong over and over and over again."
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Notes on Distributed Systems for Young Bloods, a blog post for the new distributed systems engineer somethingsimilar.com/2013/01…
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Replying to @Pebble
How I feel about having backed @Pebble after today’s announcement 25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l… @Jowanza
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The most mature and accomplished devs I’ve worked with are also those who most frequently say “I don’t understand” bjk5.com/post/38101106878/i-…
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Finding it very hard not to drop everything, go get my son at school, and tell him how much I love him.
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I have no understanding of the millions of humans who flock to malls to stand in lines.
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My republican friends, regardless of our differences, we're all Americans. The most important thing is you make sure to vote on Wednesday.
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My tips for getting started with Android development: plus.google.com/104649936579…
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Viruses 'rampant' in medical tech - Why in the world is Windows being used on medical devices in the first place?! bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19…
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What makes programming frustrating is realizing a that your beauitful code has to be refactored because you forgot some lame feature.
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Think I'll celebrate Columbus Day by running my neighbors off their property and taking all their stuff.
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Give me six days for a task and I will spend the first four creating an efficient development environment.












