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Diving Into Randomness

So I’m working on messing with the Linux Pseudo-Random-Number-Generator. I read the Wikipedia article on /dev/random and /dev/urandom and tried it out with a little code that I wrote to read a byte at a time and increment a counter which it then printed to the screen. I noticed that when reading from /dev/random, it [ READ MORE ]

PhishTank Looks Neat

I caught wind of this neat little project called PhishTank from a blog post by the OpenDNS guys. It’s a site based around the concept of using a community of users to create a database of phishing sites as they are encountered. Think of it like a Digg for interent fraud. The neat thing is [ READ MORE ]

Begging Forgiveness

I would like to take this opportunity to appologize for any hurt or wrongdoing that I have incurred upon you over the past year. I have likely been sarcastic, impatient, snippy, arrogant and in all likelyhood, kind of a jerkface at some point or another. I may have ignored your opinions, forgot to thank you [ READ MORE ]

My Upcoming Birthday

My birthday is coming. Please buy me items. Thank you[ READ MORE ]

Settling Back At School

Ok, so the reason I haven’t posted in ages is due to my moving back into school. My new place is huge (pictures to come as soon as we spruce the place up such that it no longer looks like a hospital), and my new program is pretty intense. More intense, there are actual observant [ READ MORE ]

Interesting Explorations Into FS Wonkitude

In taking a closer look at the wonky world of filesystems, I found some pretty crazy stuff. One thing that I have been looking at for awhile has been ZFS which could help us in the lab with our quest for NAS. I asked my buddy Herschel for some tips on it and he pointed [ READ MORE ]

Davidson School UniqueQuest Participants

Meet the dynamic duo of Cheryl and Norman between 2:00 and 2:30 at a Seattle-based coffee house between 102nd and 125th on Broadway to receive a task worth up to 4000 points[ READ MORE ]

Back From Camp

Back from camp. It was an absolutely wonderful summer. I’ve been back for a week and have been enjoying the chance to unpack and sleep (On the subject of sleep, I’m suffering from a bit of the phase shift). In more recent news, my father was kind enough to let me use his old desktop [ READ MORE ]

Mike

I know I don’t usually post from camp but some things are more important. JTA Coverage and a superior photo. Philadelphia Inquirer. KYW 3. IMRA. More Jpost. phillyBurbs[ READ MORE ]

Mission Accomplished!

I have officially concluded my first year of college. I had my eval today and I am recieving full credit. Now all I need to do is pack my stuff away for the summer[ READ MORE ]

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Jonathan E. Magen is a passionate developer who loves cooking and writing clean code. Star Trek is cool, too. Also, books. Many things are actually really great and Jonathan likes them as well.

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