Monthly Archives: November 2004

Admit it when you’re wrong

Today in Econmics class we were being lectured on Total Profit(TP), Average Costs(AC), Marginal Costs(MC), and Marginal Revenue(MR). He gave an example, and said that at quanity 6, you would have the highest total profit. However, using simple math (no … Continue reading

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NULL termination attacks

For future reference, always remember that APR Bucket Brigades are not NULL terminated. mod_highlight has had a bug for a couple months now where it would append random binary data to a highlighted file. I narrowed it down to something … Continue reading

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Your Joking right? it doesn’t compile?

For the first time in my recent memory, the httpd development branch would not compile! It turned out to be some old functions were not exported properly, and this caused undefined symbols on some platforms. Is a broken build a … Continue reading

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This Week in Coding

APR: Added support for apr_os_uuid_get() on Linux and FreeBSD. Linux has a uuid_generate as part of libuuid. FreeBSD has uuid_create as part of it’s libC, and of course, they both have completely different schematics. I first got to know the … Continue reading

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Goodbye Comments

I was using my mastery of SQL to delete Spam comments, and I deleted all comments since may. Opps.

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Election Update!

My prediction was wrong.Shazbot! In other news, Montana passed a ban on Gay Marriage, and at the same time passed a law allowing medical marijuana.

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Election Prediction…

Kerry wins the popular vote (53%), however many states are extremely close, and it is all protested in court. We will not know who will be the next president until december.

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