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generally when someone uses "with all due respect", they mean they don't have much respect :) what's the difference between writing this up on a blog and linki
by compsciphd 14y ago
generally when someone uses "with all due respect", they mean they don't have much respect :)
what's the difference between writing this up on a blog and linking to it and just including the content here?
- dfc 14y agoI meant it politely. A terse "HN is not your blog" sounds rude in my opinion. I think manners and social graces are important. One of the big drawbacks in my opinion is that your post contained no links, because it could not. Because you can't put links in I think it means less research[1] and effort is put into the post. I also think that setting up your blog somewhere else raises the level of investment ever so slightly that it cuts down on some frivolous posts. Finally the domain to your link would appear at the end of the post title. I use the domain (and I think others do to) as an information filter. [1] See http://wiki.qubes-os.org/trac/wiki http://wiki.qubes-os.org/trac/wiki
- compsciphd 14y agoah. Qubes is interesting. I'd point[1] to my paper in Usenix ATC 2010 (which is a somewhat longer version of my post) it seems they adopted a bunch of my (though perhaps others had them first, none of the reviewers ever called me on them though) ideas. [1] see http://static.usenix.org/event/atc10/tech/techAbstracts.html#Potter http://static.usenix.org/event/atc10/tech/techAbstracts.html... (also useful if you are having trouble falling asleep).
- compsciphd 14y agoI'd also point out, that my main motivation in writing this was to provoke discussion (a few links provided, though probably wish there was more). I honestly figured this was the best way to accomplish it in a centrally located comment area. though I do take your critique to heart.