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Posted 07-08-2010 at 01:56 PM byrocket357 (Musings on technology, philosophy, and life in the corporate world)
Aesthetics of Change is a book written by Bradford Keeney in 1983. Taken at face value, it covers Family Systems Therapy. Upon digging deeper, though, a whole new world emerges from Keeney's work. Some random thoughts:
It amazes me how different people can observe the same event and walk away with completely different observations about the event. Example: a man and a child are walking on the opposite side of the road from two observers. The man raises his hand. Observer 1...
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When I first read about the Sheevaplug months ago, I thought it looked like a useful little gadget. Then recently I read this interview with Stuart Winter, and got even more interested. So, without considering the fact that I can't swim, I dived in at the deep end. I've ordered a Sheevaplug, and while I'm waiting for it to arrive, I installed ARMedslack in QEMU. I haven't exactly timed it, but doing a full Slackware install on a HDD takes around 30 minutes, ARMedslack in QEMU took about 7 hours....
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I am trying to understand how udp server handle incoming client and response them. As an example, i suppose that there are 3 client around. All of them send "hello udpserver!!!" message to udpserver. Now udp server respond them like "hello client1 your ip addres is that" and "hello client2 your ip addres is that" and lastly "hello client3" your ip addres is that"
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