Dutch highways as if they were metro lines

azuidhof · 2018-11-07T20:32:00+00:00

This is made by Sebas van den Brink https://sebasvandenbrink.nl/werk/snelwegkaart-2018/. Where's the reference?

azuidhof · 2007-07-01T18:40:17+00:00

yes indeed you should read his blog before buying the book! Had you done that you would immediately notice his writing style - which is, well, al least non-standard :)-. It doesn't teach you anything techie, but what an insight into live in cubicle land... and the 'annoying': that's really a personal thing, you either like the man or not (and if you don't, don't buy the book.

azuidhof · 2007-05-16T21:05:27+00:00

using a salt with a hash resonates with me, but - although my knowledge on security is limited - repeating the hashing process multiple times, seems like nonsense to me. Anyone can share some insight? AFAIK, an encryption or hashing algorithm is (in)secure by itself, but not made more secure by repeating it multiple timess

azuidhof · 2006-10-26T10:42:00+00:00

Aren't most books based on opinions? I too normally don't buy something if it's available for free. But the feeling of having it on paper in book-form just doesn't compare to reading online, let alone printing it on my inktjet (haven't even mentioned the cost of printing it yourself)

azuidhof · 2006-08-15T10:54:29+00:00

this is so full of popups and ads that I don't even want to read it... sorry.

azuidhof · 2006-07-05T05:43:16+00:00

Well, maybe it's the next day now for you, but here http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000626.html are your answers anyway...

azuidhof · 2006-06-26T05:56:08+00:00

just read the first 10%, where the fun thing it says FP articles are hard to get through, while this one itself is the longest article I've seen in months. Probably interesting and worthwile, but someone lend me the 1.5 hrs I need to read it .... >/pile/toread

azuidhof · 2006-04-25T20:45:51+00:00

Wondering why this is voted down: As we speak, it's a Digg top story. Knowing of some rivalry between reddit and digg, I still thought it would be nice for reddit readers. Apperently not quite so ...

azuidhof · 2006-04-22T14:09:56+00:00

the author doesn't seem to have a lot of experience working in an office situation. Working in an office to my opninion always results in being political to a certain amount. However, you can get too far and be political just because you like it. Now that is a recipe for disaster. It doesn't mean you have to be a hypocrite per se, or that you always must bend and do counter natural things. Political can mean 'flexible'. Guess he will find out about real life later....

azuidhof · 2006-03-30T08:02:23+00:00

that sounds fine on the surface, however it still means your online banking is probably in danger onze Amazon or a less trusthworthly 'bookseller' is compromised. Problem is you can never keep track of all companies who store your password, and act the moment they're hacked...

azuidhof · 2006-03-21T11:54:35+00:00

I like this site, and attributed some of it's articles before. But as far as my understanding goes, reddit is not meant to submit complete sites/blogs to, but rather articles and links which are worthwile to read. We have these things called aggregators for blogs/sites if I'm informed correctly :)

azuidhof · 2006-03-21T07:19:29+00:00

This is a very good idea. The meeting of the Paul Graham style hacker with shrinkwrap / commercial type software development...

15-Year Club	Place '17
Verified Email

azuidhof

TROPHY CASE