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Randomhours development notes, thoughts and errata. Just another WordPress site. Rh dev notes: update. August 31, 2010. All of my previous “note-to-self” Randomhours dev notes are now public. New ones will appear and be documented here. Do what you might with that info. Rh dev notes: 2010.06.26. June 26, 2010. Added (on group details page) the ability to manually map external group id to the external concert API id. (will automatically append the “Bx” (used for groups) prefix). July 3, 2009. Added the ab...
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Tinkering is back. CNC Mills for $7000. Posted by Mike Palmer. On Thursday, November 12, 2009. Tinkering Makes Comeback Amid Crisis. This is a great article from the Wall Street Journal about the return of tinkering. A kid at MIT is building a bike sprocket on a $7000 CNC mill in his dorm room. There are a lot of interesting bits in this article:. Space for hackers to share equipment. Robots that make things. Open source electronics prototyping. A magazine focused on building tech stuff. About connecti...
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012. A quick thought on EV Certificates and Revocation. Certificates are the best-of-the-best certificates, so thoroughly authenticated before issuance that no CA would every issue one to the wrong end entity. then why do they need to be checked for revocation at all? Thursday, January 19, 2012. Note: this post was created after 30 minutes of thinking about the issue, there. Probably are errors. Please inform me when you find them. Kevin McAurthur was looking. D*e = 1 mod phi(N).
