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StephenFalken
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Comment #18567576
That made me remember part of an interview done to Dennis Ritchie back in 2000: When I read commentary about suggestions for where C should go, I often think back and give thanks t…
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Comment #10785371
LinuxWorld.com: What is your advice to designers of new programming languages? Dennis Ritchie: At least for the people who send me mail about a new language that they're designing,…
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Comment #10763665
That truly is a pressing challenge due to all these DNS related issues. It makes me remember a short paper from 1977 by Carl A. Sunshine [0] where he proposed a network architectur…
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Comment #10645260
An example of a BITNET Relay session [0]: /SIGNUP robert harper * Thank you for signing up, robert harper. * Now use the /SIGNON command to * establish a nickname and to logon Rela…
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Comment #10565815
What I see is that no amount of monitoring of the more radicalized elements of society will alter the deep and profound civilizational changes that are taking place in Europe. This…
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Comment #10324553
One must acknowledge with cryptography no amount of (state) violence will ever solve a (hard) math problem. -- Jacob Appelbaum
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Comment #9935187
I always ask this to myself: If we haven't been able to make our human civilizations sustainable here on planet Earth (where we have the perfect conditions to do so), how will we e…
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Comment #9848693
I wonder if they will ever be able to ban steganography on ham radio. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography
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Comment #9846953
Another good example is Lynn Conway [1][2], that together with Carver Mead wrote "Introduction to VLSI System Design" bestseller that would catalyze the Mead & Conway revolution [3…
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Comment #9830999
There is an interesting graph on how the block chain size has progressed over the years since Jan 2009 [1]. [1] https://blockchain.info/charts/blocks-size?timespan=all&show...
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Comment #9829253
Great point. The original Usenet comp.mail.pine newsgroup post [1] by Mark Crispin (father of the IMAP protocol): This statement is based upon a terrible misunderstand of Postel's …
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Comment #9692993
It's pretty impressive how LEGO has changed its destiny in the last 10 years, given this: [1] In 2003, The LEGO Group faced a budget deficit of 1.4 billion DKK (220 million USD at …
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Comment #9636002
C is quirky, flawed, and an enormous success. While accidents of history surely helped, it evidently satisfied a need for a system implementation language efficient enough to displ…
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Comment #9626789
Great point !
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Comment #9624664
You raise a really interesting point about the relevance of Source Routing . Recently I read a small but significant paper by Carl A. Sunshine [1] (from the beginning of 1977) abou…
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