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* [https://nick-black.com/bugzilla/ bugzilla] for projects like
* [https://nick-black.com/bugzilla/ bugzilla] for projects like
** [[omphalos]], [[libtorque]], [[libdank]], and [[growlight]]
** [[omphalos]], [[libtorque]], [[libdank]], and [[growlight]]
* Our 2015 [https://nick-black.com/wedding/ hax0r wedding], the event of the century
* Still growing! The world's largest(?) collection of [[computer science eponyms]]. ■
* Still growing! The world's largest(?) collection of [[computer science eponyms]]. ■


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* My grad school [[:File:CS8803MCAPresentation.pdf|presentations]] tended to [[:File:CS8803DCPresentationKlaiber.pdf|run slightly]], just a little, [[:File:CS8803DCPresentationGschwind.pdf|unorthodox]]...
* My grad school [[:File:CS8803MCAPresentation.pdf|presentations]] tended to [[:File:CS8803DCPresentationKlaiber.pdf|run slightly]], just a little, [[:File:CS8803DCPresentationGschwind.pdf|unorthodox]]...
** ...yep, [[Trail of Frames|still weird]] (invited lecture for the opening of [https://wiki.freesideatlanta.org/fs/Info Freeside Atlanta])
** ...yep, [[Trail of Frames|still weird]] (invited lecture for the opening of [https://wiki.freesideatlanta.org/fs/Info Freeside Atlanta])
** [[:File:Pwl09.pdf|Papers We Love Atlanta #9]] 2018-10-09
** professionally weird! [[:File:Public_LPC2015_-_Dynamic_iSCSI_at_Scale-_Remote_paging_at_Google.pdf|"Dynamic iSCSI at Scale"]] for Google ([https://blog.linuxplumbersconf.org/2015/ 2015 Linux Plumbers' Conference])
** and now [[:File:Public_LPC2015_-_Dynamic_iSCSI_at_Scale-_Remote_paging_at_Google.pdf|professionally]] weird ([https://blog.linuxplumbersconf.org/2015/ 2015 Linux Plumbers' Conference] for Google)
** [[:File:Pwl09.pdf|"Miscompiling Programs with 'Benign' Data Races"]] for [https://www.meetup.com/Papers-We-Love-Atlanta/events/bhvjlpyxnbmb/ Papers We Love Atlanta #9] 2018-10-09
** [[:File:Multire.pdf|"Efficiently Matching Multiple Regular Expressions"]] for BetterCloud 2013-12-06
* Other people's [[repositories|projects]]. Other people's [[programming quotes]]. ■
* Other people's [[repositories|projects]]. Other people's [[programming quotes]]. ■


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* Intel's [[Sandy Bridge]] and [[Nehalem]] x86 [[microarchitectures]].
* Intel's [[Sandy Bridge]] and [[Nehalem]] x86 [[microarchitectures]].
** or, if you'd prefer, [[Transmeta|Transmeta's]] or [[Tilera|Tilera's]] processors.
** or, if you'd prefer, [[Transmeta|Transmeta's]] or [[Tilera|Tilera's]] processors.
** It's dangerous to go alone! Take [[microcode]].
* The [[cpuid]] instruction, [[SMP on x86]], [[Performance Counters]], [[simulators]].
* The [[cpuid]] instruction, [[SMP on x86]], [[Performance Counters]], [[simulators]].
** Simulators ought not be confused with the [[4000 Linux VT Solutions|4,000 Linux VT Solutions]]!
** Simulators ought not be confused with the [[4000 Linux VT Solutions|4,000 Linux VT Solutions]]!
* Getting into [[ARM]]. Getting into [[ACPI]]. Getting into [[Architecture]]. I want a (PIVT, middle-endian, 27-bit word) MISD machine; until then, there's [[SIMD]].
* Getting into [[ARM]]. Getting into [[ACPI]]. Getting into [[Architecture]].
** I want a (PIVT, middle-endian, 27-bit word) MISD machine; until then, there's [[SIMD]].
* [[Lamport's Hash]], [[Lamport's Clock]], [[Skip Lists]], I will put thoughts about [[automata|automata here]], [[Dijkstran Method]].
* [[Lamport's Hash]], [[Lamport's Clock]], [[Skip Lists]], I will put thoughts about [[automata|automata here]], [[Dijkstran Method]].
* [[ROS]] seems a pretty good way to write robots, and one day automate luvvvvv
* [[Flash]] sucks. Need get a handle on [[Compiler Design]] by tomorrow's midterm.
* [[Flash]] sucks. Need get a handle on [[Compiler Design]] by tomorrow's midterm.
** Now it's [[Programming Language Theory]] by tomorrow's final, heh.
** Now it's [[Programming Language Theory]] by tomorrow's final, heh.
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* [[ARP]] is no longer used in [[IPv6]], which more fully embraces [[Zeroconf|zero-configuration networking]].
* [[ARP]] is no longer used in [[IPv6]], which more fully embraces [[Zeroconf|zero-configuration networking]].
* [[ICAP]] page.
* [[ICAP]] page.
* [[QMI]] replaces the venerable Hayes command set aka "AT commands" for modems
* [https://nick-black.com/BIginternet Mirror] of the BIg-Internet list from ftp://munnari.oz.au
* [https://nick-black.com/BIginternet Mirror] of the BIg-Internet list from ftp://munnari.oz.au
* [[Tunneling]], [[SNMP]], [[NFS]]...[[Van Jacobson Channels]] get everybody all hooting and hollaring every decade or so. ■
* [[Tunneling]], [[SNMP]], [[NFS]]...[[Van Jacobson Channels]] get everybody all hooting and hollaring every decade or so. ■

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