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  1. Bringing my girlfriend to the lab means I don't have to pick between spending time with her and my research. (My research usually loses.) about 21 hours ago from web
  2. @dane Good to hear, seemed like you could help him one way or another. :) 12:38 PM Dec 4th from Twitterrific in reply to dane
  3. @dane & @sonicnet Hey do you want to go ahead and send this guy some data? http://bit.ly/4Ifsol 1:20 AM Dec 4th from web
  4. @muliby Thanks, I'll keep an eye out. Is there going to be a git tree or something I can poke at? Looks like it's going to mesh with a proj. 1:30 PM Dec 2nd from web in reply to muliby
  5. A delightful parody of the modern presentation: http://norvig.com/Gettysburg/index.htm 4:57 AM Dec 2nd from web
  6. To answer my own question, KVM is already working on nested vmx support: http://bit.ly/7qvK53 This is, needless to say, really cool. 3:29 AM Dec 2nd from web
  7. People only seem to do nesting page tables on AMD's SVM. Why? Can it happen on Intel's VT-x? Is it just plain hard or is it really hard? 3:23 AM Dec 2nd from web
  8. In other news: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bmhjf0rKe8 (I try not to post things like this, but well, sometimes you make an exception.) 7:44 PM Dec 1st from web
  9. My amazon recommendations: an iphone cable, lube, "Graduate Study for the 21st century." I'm not sure what this means Amazon thinks of me. 7:34 PM Dec 1st from web
  10. On Chromium: "Google is forking existing FOSS code bits for Chromium like a rabbit makes babies: frequently, and usually, without" thought. 2:30 PM Dec 1st from web
  11. Thinking two turns ahead: good for driving, bad for chess 8:23 PM Nov 29th from Twitterrific
  12. My last three favorite'd tweets are all about different security issues. I <3 you all. 1:49 AM Nov 29th from web
  13. Time to directly munge eps file with text editor to update figure: 45 seconds. Time composing appropriate tweet: 12 minutes. Worth it? 6:06 AM Nov 28th from web
  14. Seminal philosophies on cooperative governance: one country, two systems; one bed, two blankets. 3:24 PM Nov 27th from Twitterrific
  15. No agar agar at Safeway. Why do American stores fail to have so many good things? I want my melting pot. 9:06 PM Nov 24th from Twitterrific
  16. FarmVille appears to lack realism. More accurate status updates: "You spent 4 hrs digging postholes" or "Used shovel to muck out barn" 1:15 PM Nov 23rd from web
  17. Always unfortunate to glance outside and suddenly realize it's full daylight when you were hoping it would still be early enough to be dark. 7:46 AM Nov 23rd from web
  18. @dmolnar The implementation can be fine-grained, the policies exposed to the user should not be. I think we more or less agree. 4:53 PM Nov 21st from web in reply to dmolnar
  19. When it comes to security policy, "fine grained" is almost always a bad goal. Users are terrible at making fine grained security decisions. 4:08 PM Nov 21st from web
  20. I remember when emergency funds were kept for actual emergencies, not unusually hard but routine storms: http://bit.ly/6M7Ek7 #brokenbudget 1:30 AM Nov 21st from web