whitelist by prefix instead of endpoint address

toadying seems to go a long way on its own

for several years there was an open genera than ran on alphas, and now apparently
a mysterious virtual version that is hosted by linux. does anyone know what happened
to the genera ip?

slashdot. where don knuth is an idiot because he cant grasp the awesome power of php

alot of contract gigs last 6 mo. i've done 9, 6, and 4 year stints...and yes, a couple of 2s

the problem with having older programmers like myself is that they are fully tired of being jerked around
by incompetent management. if you've worked in 20 shops, and run a few yourself, you're alot less
likely to happily pull an all nighter to try to get the release out the door. you understand
that this all could have been taken care of months ago, and you went to some pains to point that
out then.

the other kind of older programmer has just given up. they know better, but they understand
that bitching isn't going to solve anything and they need the health insurance. they look alot
less capable then they are because they just agree with everything and try to get out the door
by 5.

younger programmers dont know any better, they will believe whatever you say

you need to write a front end to draw lines

but it has a database backend that you can augment, has prioritization,
dependencies, user assignment, completion estimates and completion dates

it may suck, but it seems substantially more useful than the tools that were made
for the purpose

except for -
    - security leaks
    - differential pricing
    - security agencies deciding that you dont fit a common pattern and
        targetting you for additional surveillance
    - impact on your credit rating
    - ability to get certain kinds of insurance at all
    - when the marketers in question aren't just selecting legitimate ads, but scams
    - we just changed our privacy policy and the last 10 years of data on
        you is available to anyone for the low low price of 0.0001 USD
    - our company was acquired by a company whose contact information is a p.o. box in moldava ....
   

did they really bring it up off haskell? you think they would have
noticed something

yes, but you still haven't explained why perl 6 is taking so long

you missed the renaissance of wonder?

actually i'm really suprised the makers of the more expensive models actually used some
of that money to produce a product of marginally better quality

this isn't true. a fully recoverable abstraction can be maintained without digging into
the architecture. you just need a point periodically where you flush everything and define a
consistent checkpoint

personally i prefer doing this in the database, or operating system, or application, but suggesting
that you cant do this underneath is simply wrong. it just comes down to performance

actually, fuck off. language design people have distilled the semantics of sql down to something with is actually composable, compilable, able to be evaluated in a distributed context, and actually..useful. datalog. mercury.

sql is a festering sore. its a poorly conceived idea that for random reasons survived