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Barbie
Finally picked up a barbecue. Immediately assembled it and set stuff on fire. Right next to our cardboard collection. During the following dinner, Dirk observed that some Dutch meat is so bland, it actually has negative taste. This was brought up by the fact that some spids with pork on them didn’t taste like anything, […]
Revenge!
I had to mow the lawn today. Again! The POS insists on keeping growing. When I was at Praxis to pick up a barbecue anyway, I found the instrument for my revenge: It’s just like liquor: if it doesn’t work, it’s because you haven’t used enough… MichaelTime person of the year 2006, Nobel Peace Prize […]
I’m Not Conservative!
In the newest installment of the epic and interesting adventure, by many named “Michael’s Footwear Endeavors”, we bring you “The Sandal Scandal ((Not really a scandal, it just makes for a nice alliteration.))” To prove to the world, I’m not conservative, I got another pair of sandals. Two, actually. Here they are, next to my […]
Transition System
Now that’s a back (front) of the envelope computation I can get behind! MichaelTime person of the year 2006, Nobel Peace Prize winner 2012. westergaard.eu/ […]
In All Fairness…
[bibshow sort=author order=asc file=conferences.bib,workshops.bib,other.bib]Yesterday Boudewijn and I were talking about an interesting issue in CPN Tools. The problem was that using performance analysis yielded different results on two different CPN models. To understand why that is, let us discuss fairness in simulation of CPN models. Fairness in simulation of CPN models is a difficult beast. […]