Archive for December, 2004

Well, Maybe Not…

Friday, December 24th, 2004

So maybe Peter Torr’s claims address some things that will never be resolved. Ultimately, you will never be able to fully trust anything. There is always some chink in the armor - which is why nobody ever guarantees that anything will be 100% secure.
Torr’s blog posts basically create fear, uncertainty and doubt about […]

Motivation

Tuesday, December 21st, 2004

Peter Torr’s blog post on signing Mozilla binaries (Firefox, primarily) was a good article. Most people will flame it, but his argument holds some water. I respect his opinions and recognize the validity of his statements, especially considering his follow-up post, which responded to many of his Slashdot readers.
Overall, this is good stuff, […]

Late December

Tuesday, December 21st, 2004

Today is the shortest day of the year. I’ll spend it all indoors at work. I’ve got no problem with that. It’s cold anyway.
It’ll be strange not being home. No NBA Live at Jon’s, no 25 ft. breakers at Waimea Bay, no fake christmas tree, no fireworks at Grandma’s. But […]