DanWaterworth

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   by DanWaterworth 16y ago

   Until you mentioned him I never even knew he existed.
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   by DanWaterworth 16y ago

   Nothing is set in stone. I do admit that a libevent based asynchronous API is tempting.
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   by DanWaterworth 16y ago

   You're right, web developers already write software with all the security of a colander. You can go one of two ways, 1.) you can devise a language that can't express an insecure application or 2.) you can teach people about security. I know
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   by DanWaterworth 16y ago

   It would be possible to support other gateway interfaces in raphters. The abstractions already exist.
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   Raphters, a web framework for C(github.com)

   145 points by DanWaterworth 16y ago|64 comments
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   A possibly new representation of DAGs(cstheory.stackexchange.com)

   2 points by DanWaterworth 16y ago|0 comments
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   Double Facepalm(i.imgur.com)

   2 points by DanWaterworth 16y ago|0 comments
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   Most common “Y2K-style” bugs today?(programmers.stackexchange.com)

   19 points by DanWaterworth 16y ago|2 comments
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   by DanWaterworth 16y ago

   The usual technique is 'UDP hole punching'.