peterbotond

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by peterbotond 16y ago
hack kernel in userspace.:-) lots of fun and let your mind bend. http://netbsd.org/docs/rump/index.html http://netbsd.org/docs/
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by peterbotond 16y ago
readability.
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by peterbotond 16y ago
just to mention a few: - natural light light bulbs - walk outside during daytime, under sunlight as weather permits - only go to bed when sleepy Drink water a lot. I sometimes not drink enough and get real bad headaches by the end of the da
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by peterbotond 16y ago
yes, it will recognise properly and use the cpus well, 10.5 or better. xcode is great. nicely configurable. i needed some adjustment from emacs to xcode, never looked back to emacs on mac. builds are stable. occasionally i had too fiddle wi
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by peterbotond 16y ago
Learn new stuff is given as the most constant is change itself. Solve problems with what you are most effective with. Have fun, use the lang/os/lib/whutnut make you smile while doing it. :-) Apply above 3 points and hack! (Repeat as needed.
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by peterbotond 16y ago
go and research hard cover books of your subjects in a liberal arts univerisity's library of your choice. for a fee many will let you read books, take 2 home for 10 days, do it for 6 months, see what happens. the fee is less than a whole se
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by peterbotond 16y ago
openbsd foundation. read the mailing lists and you'll see many like minded, experienced people contribute to openbsd code.
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Calculus distilled into hours(ocw.mit.edu)
218 points by peterbotond 16y ago|37 comments
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by peterbotond 16y ago
i do not have a doctorate. To the most I support prof Lukacs's stand a doctorate must be earned without a doubt. All the strength and health to him to continure his quest and keep math the best. He should be a dean, at least. :-)
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I13n crypto laws by country(rechten.uvt.nl)
1 points by peterbotond 16y ago|0 comments
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by peterbotond 16y ago
http://arstechnica.com/hardware/news/2007/08/a-history-of-th... here is part 2.
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by peterbotond 16y ago
second that.
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by peterbotond 16y ago
wearing dev,sysadm, architect hats running these platforms since 1999. i had the most consistency and general usability with freebsd. freebsd is easier to maintain and learn its features, docs are great. choose the one that you need to lear