(DIR) 2007/11/01 (TXT) Fifteen hundred words a day apparently is a problem. (DIR) 2007/11/02 (TXT) Notes on releasing an open source project (DIR) 2007/11/03 (TXT) Yup, fifteen hundred words a day is about fourteen hundred a day too many (DIR) 2007/11/04 (TXT) A 64bit version of the greylist daemon (DIR) 2007/11/05 (TXT) And I thought I was being extravagant for using 20 megabytes for the greylist daemon (TXT) This doesn't appear to be a reprint of an Onion article—perhaps that's why I find this so frightening (TXT) I wonder what grade this would get at the Harvard Business School? (DIR) 2007/11/06 (TXT) A shot to the arm (DIR) 2007/11/07 (TXT) Named (DIR) 2007/11/08 (TXT) Notes on an Emergency Room Conversation (DIR) 2007/11/09 (TXT) I hate it when real work intrudes at work (DIR) 2007/11/12 (TXT) This metablogging entry brought to you by the letter B. And by the number 13. (TXT) What next? That the Mona Lisa is really a self portrait? (DIR) 2007/11/13 (TXT) X-Grey (DIR) 2007/11/14 (TXT) Notes on a possible way to store tuples in a greylist implementation (DIR) 2007/11/15 (TXT) I've blogged for so long, I'm beginning to forget what I've blogged about (DIR) 2007/11/16 (TXT) It seems that the Event Horizon for Computer History is somewhere around six minutes (DIR) 2007/11/17 (TXT) Apparently Snopes didn't have anything to say on this topic (DIR) 2007/11/18 (TXT) Nine Inch Noëls (DIR) 2007/11/19 (TXT) Burning down the house (TXT) Notes on the Great Stove Top Fire Incident of 2007 (DIR) 2007/11/20 (TXT) Little green bunnies (TXT) Testing a reverse captcha (DIR) 2007/11/26 (TXT) A little lapse in posting (TXT) The Secret Temple (that's not so secret anymore) (TXT) Musings on high volume email servers and X-Grey, the greylist daemon (TXT) Guerrillas clandestinely time their movement in Paris clock (DIR) 2007/11/27 (TXT) Cognitive dissonance (TXT) Mind the announcer (DIR) 2007/11/28 (TXT) Stupid multithreaded benchmarks (DIR) 2007/11/29 (TXT) More stupid multithreaded benchmarks (DIR) 2007/11/30 (TXT) Obsessing over stupid benchmarks (and you thought my obsessing over a greylist daemon was bad … )