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Removing traps feature Mark Atwood
Can we assume SIGQUIT and friends are defined? Mark Atwood
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Mark Atwood
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Mark Atwood
NTPsec release checklist Mark Atwood
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME John Bell
Deciding what modes to keep. John Bell
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? John D. Bell
ntpviz (rtt/2) Dan Drown
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Dan Drown
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Dan Drown
✘ntpviz and calculated tabular data. Dan Drown
How does ^C work in Python? Dan Drown
How does ^C work in Python? Dan Drown
Word size assumptions Daniel Franke
How does ^C work in Python? Daniel Franke
Killing threads Daniel Franke
Killing threads Daniel Franke
Killing threads Daniel Franke
Killing threads Daniel Franke
Re: ✘integer overflow in expression Daniel Franke
Re: ✘--disable-kernel-pll Daniel Franke
Re: ✘--disable-kernel-pll Daniel Franke
Deciding what modes to keep. Daniel Franke
Deciding what modes to keep. Daniel Franke
Deciding what modes to keep. Daniel Franke
Deciding what modes to keep. Daniel Franke
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Achim Gratz
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Achim Gratz
✘minpoll=maxpoll=2 Achim Gratz
✘minpoll=maxpoll=2 Achim Gratz
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Achim Gratz
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Achim Gratz
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Achim Gratz
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Sanjeev Gupta
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Chris Johns
✘ntpviz ±(rtt/2) Gary E. Miller
â ntpviz Â±(rtt/2)Mime-Version: 1.0 Gary E. Miller
â ntpviz Â±(rtt/2)Mime-Version: 1.0 Gary E. Miller
ntpviz (rtt/2) Gary E. Miller
Why does stuff in pylib get compiled twice? Gary E. Miller
✘Python broken % Gary E. Miller
✘namedtuples overly limited Gary E. Miller
✘Python 3! Gary E. Miller
-g screqup (from IRC) Gary E. Miller
-g screqup (from IRC) Gary E. Miller
-g screqup (from IRC) Gary E. Miller
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll=2 Gary E. Miller
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Gary E. Miller
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll=2 Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll=2 Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll=3 Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll=2 Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll=2 Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll=4 Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll from 1 to 6 Gary E. Miller
Did your fix for minpoll=0 work? Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll from 1 to 7 Gary E. Miller
minpoll=maxpoll from 1 to 7 Gary E. Miller
minpoll=maxpoll from 1 to 7 Gary E. Miller
✘ntpviz and calculated tabular data. Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll from 1 to 8 - 'final' data Gary E. Miller
Fw: [Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] 2 commits: Some u_long -> unsigned int changes. Gary E. Miller
[Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] 2 commits: Some u_long -> unsigned int changes. Gary E. Miller
[Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] 2 commits: Some u_long -> unsigned int changes. Gary E. Miller
Fw: [Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] Tweak the documentation on minpoll to admit minpoll=0. Gary E. Miller
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Gary E. Miller
[Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] Tweak the documentation on minpoll to admit minpoll=0. Gary E. Miller
✘minpoll=maxpoll from 0 to 8 for RasPi 3 Gary E. Miller
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Gary E. Miller
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Gary E. Miller
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Gary E. Miller
Another maxpoll mixup Gary E. Miller
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Gary E. Miller
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Gary E. Miller
Killing threads Gary E. Miller
Another maxpoll mixup Gary E. Miller
Killing threads Gary E. Miller
Killing threads Gary E. Miller
Another maxpoll mixup Gary E. Miller
Another maxpoll mixup Gary E. Miller
Kernel PLL, from IRC Gary E. Miller
Kernel PLL (from IRC) Gary E. Miller
Kernel slew/PLL (from IRC) Gary E. Miller
New tour-document section explaining the clock interface and PLL. Gary E. Miller
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Gary E. Miller
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Gary E. Miller
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Gary E. Miller
Kernel slew/PLL (from IRC) Gary E. Miller
Kernel PLL, from IRC Gary E. Miller
✘Worse time/freq jitter Gary E. Miller
✘integer overflow in expression Gary E. Miller
✘--disable-kernel-pll Gary E. Miller
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Gary E. Miller
✘integer overflow in expression Gary E. Miller
✘integer overflow in expression Gary E. Miller
✘--disable-kernel-pll Gary E. Miller
✘--disable-kernel-pll Gary E. Miller
✘24 hour data for --disable-kernel-pll Gary E. Miller
Deciding what modes to keep. Gary E. Miller
Deciding what modes to keep. Gary E. Miller
Deciding what modes to keep. Gary E. Miller
Deciding what modes to keep. Gary E. Miller
Deciding what modes to keep. Gary E. Miller
Deciding what modes to keep. Gary E. Miller
âœ˜ntpviz =?iso-8859-1?Q?_=C2=B1?=(rtt/2)Mime-Version: 1.0 Hal Murray
Why does stuff in pylib get compiled twice? Hal Murray
Python broken % Hal Murray
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Hal Murray
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Hal Murray
Can we assume SIGQUIT and friends are defined? Hal Murray
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Hal Murray
-g screqup (from IRC) Hal Murray
-g screqup (from IRC) Hal Murray
-g screqup (from IRC) Hal Murray
Can we assume SIGQUIT and friends are defined? Hal Murray
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Hal Murray
Did your fix for minpoll=0 work? Hal Murray
minpoll=maxpoll from 1 to 7 Hal Murray
minpoll=maxpoll from 1 to 7 Hal Murray
✘ntpviz and calculated tabular data. Hal Murray
Fw: [Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] 2 commits: Some u_long -> unsigned int changes. Hal Murray
[Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] 2 commits: Some u_long -> unsigned int changes. Hal Murray
Word size assumptions Hal Murray
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Hal Murray
Word size assumptions Hal Murray
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Hal Murray
Word size assumptions Hal Murray
test_libntp now fails Hal Murray
How does ^C work in Python? Hal Murray
Warnings from FreeBSD 12 on Raspberry Pi 2 Hal Murray
We should put the notrap keyword back in Hal Murray
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Hal Murray
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Hal Murray
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Hal Murray
Warnings from FreeBSD 12 on Raspberry Pi 2 Hal Murray
How does ^C work in Python? Hal Murray
Another maxpoll mixup Hal Murray
How does ^C work in Python? Hal Murray
Another maxpoll mixup Hal Murray
Killing threads Hal Murray
Something broken with minpoll/maxpoll Hal Murray
Killing threads Hal Murray
Another maxpoll mixup Hal Murray
Another maxpoll mixup Hal Murray
Kernel slew/PLL (from IRC) Hal Murray
Kernel PLL, from IRC Hal Murray
Kernel PLL (from IRC) Hal Murray
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Hal Murray
Kernel slew/PLL (from IRC) Hal Murray
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Hal Murray
Kernel PLL, from IRC Hal Murray
Removing traps feature Eric S. Raymond
Removing traps feature Eric S. Raymond
✘Python broken % Eric S. Raymond
✘namedtuples overly limited Eric S. Raymond
Zero Perl is achieved Eric S. Raymond
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Eric S. Raymond
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Eric S. Raymond
NTPsec's longer-term objectives Eric S. Raymond
Can we assume SIGQUIT and friends are defined? Eric S. Raymond
Can we assume SIGQUIT and friends are defined? Eric S. Raymond
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Eric S. Raymond
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Eric S. Raymond
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Eric S. Raymond
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Eric S. Raymond
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Eric S. Raymond
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Eric S. Raymond
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Eric S. Raymond
Go and Rust Eric S. Raymond
Code review request and a learning challenge for newer programmers Eric S. Raymond
A learning challenge for newer programmers, redux Eric S. Raymond
Word size assumptions Eric S. Raymond
Word size assumptions Eric S. Raymond
Word size assumptions Eric S. Raymond
Fw: [Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] Tweak the documentation on minpoll to admit minpoll=0. Eric S. Raymond
Word size assumptions Eric S. Raymond
Word size assumptions Eric S. Raymond
test_libntp now fails Eric S. Raymond
Warnings from FreeBSD 12 on Raspberry Pi 2 Eric S. Raymond
Killing threads Eric S. Raymond
Killing threads Eric S. Raymond
We should put the notrap keyword back in Eric S. Raymond
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Eric S. Raymond
New tour-document section explaining the clock interface and PLL. Eric S. Raymond
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Eric S. Raymond
New tour-document section explaining the clock interface and PLL. Eric S. Raymond
✘integer overflow in expression Eric S. Raymond
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Eric S. Raymond
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Eric S. Raymond
How the KERNEL_PLL switch kills TESTFRAME Eric S. Raymond
✘integer overflow in expression Eric S. Raymond
TESTFRAME is dead. This accelerates us some. Eric S. Raymond
Deciding what modes to keep. Eric S. Raymond
Deciding what modes to keep. Eric S. Raymond
Deciding what modes to keep. Eric S. Raymond
Deciding what modes to keep. Eric S. Raymond
Deciding what modes to keep. Eric S. Raymond
Deciding what modes to keep. Eric S. Raymond
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Kurt Roeckx
How much do we care about high-load scenarios? Kurt Roeckx
Fw: [Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] 2 commits: Some u_long -> unsigned int changes. Kurt Roeckx
Fw: [Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] 2 commits: Some u_long -> unsigned int changes. Joel Sherrill
Fw: [Git][NTPsec/ntpsec][master] 2 commits: Some u_long -> unsigned int changes. Joel Sherrill

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