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- RT @patricknorton Silicon Photonics = cheap fast 50 Gigabyte per second optical connections: http://bit.ly/cxJdMF 2010/07/29
- Just have to get the web site back up. 2010/07/27
- If anyone tried to email me this weekend, my DNS provider had an unexpected outage. All should be well now though. 2010/07/27
- Ever run portmaster and portupgrade simultaneously in some kind of Machiavellian race? Seriously, don't do it. Portupgrade won btw. 2010/07/24
- Ironically while it showed more bars right here I had to retry posting that tweet, as per usual in that low signal area. 2010/07/17
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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Risk Analysis
I’ve been thinking about risk analysis recently. The Times Online has an interesting story on teaching risk analysis in schools. People need proper tools to assess the deluge of information given to them. They tend to blow emotional stories up … Continue reading
Interesting SANS posts
Some interesting posts on the SANS Internet Storm Center blog. I’m sure these have already been posted everywhere (I saw one on delicious earlier), but it’s always good to have these kinda things to refer back to later. The first … Continue reading
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You may notice the blog at times might not look quite right. I’m still perodically working on the CSS style to get it to look correct. While I work on it you might notice it looking whacky. I’m temporarily leaving … Continue reading
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Juxtaposed
I couldn’t resist this juxtaposition. These cables are VSNL submarine telecommunications cables that cross the Atlantic and come above ground in the VSNL building in Avon, NJ. They are capable of carrying over an estimated 3.5 Tbps (that is terabits … Continue reading