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I think it's more like 200 pages of text -- 2kB/page is what I've always worked off.

When, not whether. And when is a body a person.

Yes, almost certainly.

I met him once. Right after Shoemaker-Levy 9 impacted Jupiter there was an event at the Mountain View Holiday Inn where he talked about it. I'd arrived a bit early (as an attendee)…

Gosh I'm old. Spent a while there trying to figure out how File Transfer Protocol could be relevant to clickfraud.

I'm sorry. That was a stupid comment on my part.

"my girlfriend back home ended up getting pregnant"

UCL?

Maybe he got more hardcore over time. I was (one of) his undergrads at UCL when he was a newly minted professor and I think he was one of the socks-with-sandals crew (vs sandals wi…

SEEKING WORK - California/Mexico, Remote only. Andrew Green ag@em.net http://www.em.net/portfolio/resume.html Github: https://github.com/zoolib I’m a programmer with 30 years exper…

To be clear, what is the question -- is it "Do you want independence", or is it "Do you want unity"?

I'm not really a web backend person, but I know XMPP well, and have a couple of iOS projects on the app store. You can reach me at ag@em.net

Nope. Actually turned out not to be such a bad thing as it forced me to rethink an implementation approach (using Dropbox APIs) that had seemed like a good idea, and was getting re…

A friend of mine who's an ER doctor removed a mole for me at his kitchen table with kit he had in the house.

This was one of the few titles available on CAV laser disc in 1990 -- I watched it over and over in the course of working on MediaMaker, but for some reason I didn't discover the t…

Frogger?

"...if only I knew what he knew, I would agree with him": in 1995 Phil Zimmerman told me that is exactly what the establishment types were saying to the cypherpunks.

Somehow, it doesn't know.

What most impressed me about ADITS was how I was brought to feel great empathy and even affection for the spiders, not till the end do we see just how truly alien they and their en…

Apologies for blowing my own trumpet, but pound for pound, the neatest thing I've worked with this year is a C++ template I wrote. I like to have the tightest possible scoping of n…