January 2008
In Ticketing | UNDERGROUND LOCATION - tba, SAN... →
Jan 1st
The XMLHttpRequest Object →
Jan 1st
December 2007
AJAX Tutorial: XMLHttpRequest →
Dec 31st
Access Control for Cross-site Requests →
Dec 31st
Fiddler HTTP Debugger - A free web debugging tool →
Dec 31st
For Best Results, Forget the Bonus →
Dec 30th
ECMAScript - Documentation →
Dec 29th
John Resig - The Browser Scripting Revolution →
Dec 29th
Dean Edwards: Yet Another JavaScript Library... →
Dec 29th
Maintainer Woes →
Overall, I’m a pretty terrible free software maintainer. I don’t communicate well, and don’t plan or organize nearly enough. I disappear and get distracted. I get frustrated a lot, and don’t work on the nitty-gritty stuff. I make arbitrary design decisions that turn out flat wrong. And I certainly don’t know what to do when thing go awry, like they are with the Gimmie project and its upcoming...
Dec 29th
Reversing Everything: Hacking the Kindle part 3:... →
Dec 29th
Software optimization resources. C++ and assembly.... →
Dec 29th
MicroPlace, an eBay Company: Make an investment,... →
Dec 28th
S3 Firefox Organizer →
Dec 28th
Tiling →
Dec 27th
Er.js: Concurrent AJAX →
I’ve just committed basic support for concurrent AJAX requests in Er.js. From the Er.js homepage: Concurrent AJAX with Er.Ajax XmlHttpRequest, AJAX and JSON integrate nicely with the process and message-passing model, allowing processes to avoid asynchronous JavaScript and callbacks. Instead, using message-passing and concurrency, Er.js makes network access transparent, without blocking other...
Dec 27th
Germany →
Frankfurt is covered in a cute white frost. Thanks to lord Ativan the destroyer of consciousness, I had a great flight. As luck would have it, Peter from the EFF was on the same flight. We shared a taxi to the airport and we all sat together. One of my favorite people met us at the airport for a coffee and then we drove to a small town nearby Frankfurt. Tomorrow we’ll collect Andy from the...
Dec 25th
Naughty Adolf on Flickr - Photo Sharing! →
Dec 25th
winter_solstice_pivato.jpg (JPEG Image, 1280x554... →
Dec 24th
Predicting The Future →
Dec 24th
Project Euler →
Dec 24th
flot - Google Code →
Dec 23rd
Moving and Germany →
I haven’t been writing here or anywhere at all lately. I think this is a result of having other things keeping me busy or perhaps as a result of being busy, I couldn’t be bothered to reflect in a public forum. I’m not sure. In an attempt to move at the least possible second, I no longer live on Landers Street. It was a nice run, I can’t believe I lived there for over a...
Dec 23rd
Amazon.com: Amazon SimpleDB, Amazon Web Services →
Dec 22nd
Open Source Web>2.0 Technologies: Erlang based... →
Dec 22nd
Thirty-eight dishonest tricks +24638tricks+ →
Dec 21st
Neil Mix » Blog Archive » Sucker Punch →
Dec 21st
Erlang-style concurrency with JavaScript 1.7 →
I’ve just posted up a fun hack that I’ve been playing with the last few days… it’s called Erjs; short for Erlang-in-JavaScript. Erjs piggybacks on Neil Mix’s Threads.js which fakes threading in JavaScript 1.7 using coroutines and nested generator continuations. My idea was to replicate Erlang’s concurrent lockless process model and message-passing in JavaScript. Running a JavaScript function in...
Dec 21st
kryo.se: iodine (IPv4 dns tunnel) →
“iodine lets you tunnel IPv4 data through a DNS server. This can be usable in different situations where internet access is firewalled, but DNS queries are allowed. “
Dec 21st
mozilla/js/narcissus/jsparse.js →
Dec 19th
Neil Mix » Blog Archive » Threading in JavaScript... →
Dec 16th
Thread.js -- JavaScript coroutines →
Dec 16th
NOX magazine.for men. →
“ Enraged by the attacks on the World Trade Centre in 2001, Jonas Moffat was set to join the US Air Force – until 90 minutes with the PLO turned his worldview upside down”
Dec 14th
The OSKit Project →
“The OSKit is a framework and a set of 34 component libraries oriented to operating systems, together with extensive documentation. By providing in a modular way not only most of the infrastructure “grunge” needed by an OS, but also many higher-level comp
Dec 13th
Parallax Home →
Dec 13th
Using the MD5 collision attack on zip/gzip/bzip2... →
“Creating concurrent MD5 and CRC32 collisions The zip formats use CRC32 merely as an interity check against errors. We know that CRC32 itself is not cryptographically secure and it is fairly simple to find two binary strings having the same CRC32 check
Dec 12th
credmp » Blog Archive » Emacs hidden gems: Version... →
Dec 11th
Homosexuality Turned On and Off in Fruit Flies |... →
Dec 11th
HowToDeduplicateWorkstationVMs - VMware Wiki →
Dec 10th
Khashmir →
Dec 10th
Exploiting Similarity for Multi-Source Downloads... →
Dec 10th
Distributed Hash Tables, Part I →
Dec 10th
Similarity Enhanced Transfer - Wikipedia, the free... →
Dec 10th
bunnie’s blog » Blog Archive » Adventures with the... →
Dec 10th
The Programmers’ Stone » Logical Effects →
Dec 9th
Welcome to Seastead.org →
“Mark Twain, 1800’s: “Buy land. They’ve stopped making it” Seasteaders, 2003: “Memo: Production Resuming” This is the home of the Seasteading Project, which aims to build sovereign, self-sufficient floating platforms, thus creating new territory on
Dec 9th
Food - Supermarkets - Obesity - Nutrition -... →
Dec 8th
Symantec Security Response Weblog: Raising the... →
“Last, but perhaps not least, the SYS driver is polymorphic and changes its code from sample to sample.”
Dec 7th
Interview with Bram Cohen, the inventor of... →
Dec 7th
Using Linux as an L2TP/IPsec VPN client →
“Using Linux as an L2TP/IPsec VPN client”
Dec 7th