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  1. New house view. http://twitgoo.com/51zx3 8:25 PM Nov 11th from twidroid
  2. Doing some house shopping. http://twitgoo.com/218nk 10:51 PM Aug 2nd from twitgoo
  3. Our testchip, about 4x smaller than the competition. http://twitgoo.com/1vfhy 5:20 PM Jul 24th from twitgoo
  4. #linux <= 2.6.30?; CONFIG_HZ=1000 seems to be the only option that prevents duplicate keyboard events on this laptop. 1:43 PM Jul 24th from web
  5. Scotch and summer pops. And more scotch. http://twitgoo.com/1m4gk 6:35 PM Jul 23rd from twitgoo
  6. @sporkbunny happy bday 8:03 PM Jul 17th from twidroid in reply to sporkbunny
  7. Found another Linux 2.6.27+ bug, can't get to my own code as I keep having to fix other sucky code 6:27 PM Jul 8th from twidroid
  8. @dizm k 6:24 PM Jun 20th from twidroid
  9. Used Inferno's #cons/scancode to expose XT scancodes. inputd encapsulates scancode, mouse, USB HID (TODO) to /srv/input. 3:28 PM Jun 16th from web
  10. virt rocks! http://www.biglionmusic.com 3:23 AM Jun 10th from twidroid
  11. Linux 2.6.29 is a NFS DDOS, if you see pfd != fd errors revert back. 2.6.27 works fine. 9:11 PM Jun 8th from twidroid
  12. Started working on generic input driver for Plan9 again, this time integrating USB HID devices. 6:38 PM Jun 6th from twidroid
  13. PIC was creating, 2,000,000 Interrupt ERRs/s; APIC seemed to eliminate the ERRs. 2:15 AM Jun 3rd from twidroid
  14. Linux libnuma/numactl is a pile. Broken VER1 compat and man pages do not document VER2?! 5:50 PM Jun 2nd from twidroid
  15. oneSIS (http://onesis.sourceforge.net/) has worked out well, installing new cluster nodes is as easy as a PXE boot. 9:55 PM May 31st from web
  16. Lost a boot disk on home Linux box, but somehow it is now booting Plan9 which I don't remember installing. Upgrade. 9:53 PM May 31st from web
  17. Ran a full-chip DRC on 24-cores in 316s. 1:02 PM May 22nd from twidroid
  18. Note to self: don't give root to people that rm /dev. 4:42 AM May 19th from twidroid
  19. Linux (anticipatory) scheduler causing problems under high load, NOOP fixed it. 12:28 PM May 17th from twidroid
  20. Got 1.5Gbps read op from CORAID unit (14 disk RAID 1+0, bonded GbE) 5:37 PM May 16th from twidroid