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Monkey Bread
White Hot Chocolate
White Hot Chocolate – Easy way to make homemade white hot chocolate in the slow cooker
Easter Recipes 2015
Holidays tend to come with a nearly impossible list of things to get ready. Let slow cooking give you a fresh start in the kitchen this spring! Get your crocks...
Hobo Beans
Old family recipe that is made every family reunion in West Virginia
There's no monkeying around when it comes to this seriously easy and delicious Monkey Bread, ready in just 2 hours it is perfect for a quick and fun breakfast!
- Monkey Bread:
- 1 tube refrigerated biscuits, jumbo size (8 biscuits)
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon cinnamon
- 1 stick butter or margarine, melted
- 1 large plastic baggie
- non-stick cooking spray
- Powdered Sugar Butter icing:
- 1 stick butter
- 1-2 cups powdered sugar
- 1-2 teaspoons vanilla
Step One
Cut each biscuit into fourths and set aside.
Step Two
In a large plastic baggie, combine sugar, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Close bag securely and mix ingredients together.
Step Three
Dip each cut biscuit into melted butter and place in the baggie. Close baggie and shake until all biscuits are covered with sugar.
Step Four
Spray slow cooker and place biscuits on the bottom. It's okay if biscuits touch.
Step Five
Cover and cook on HIGH for 2-3 hours, then switch to warm. You will want to keep these warm or serve immediately. As they cool, they will harden.
Step Six
Powdered Sugar Butter Icing Directions:
Melt butter in saucepan. Add in powdered sugar slowly, stirring continuously until smooth and thick
enough to drizzle for icing. Add vanilla and stir to mix through. Drizzle over monkey bread.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-711413189141337812016-04-29T16:17:35.158+12:00Eyes Above The WavesRobert O'Callahan. Christian. Repatriate Kiwi. Hacker.Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-1050438595680311572016-04-22T18:04:00.001+12:002016-04-22T18:04:02.233+12:00Android's Update System Is Ridiculous
My ancient Nexus S phone got wet and died on the Whanganui River. I was planning to get a new phone anyway so I can run a supported OS, so I went out and bought a Nexus 5X. It's the latest, greatest, pure Google experience, so it should be awesome, right?
Well then... after going through the FTU and starting to use the phone, the first thing that happens is that it asks me if I want to upgrade to Android 6.0.1. Sure, that's why I bought this phone, no problem. The update downloads, installs, the phone restarts, some applications get "optimized", and eventually we're back in business. This takes about five minutes. So far, so OK.
What happens next is mind-boggling. After restart, the phone offers me another OS update, "January 2016". Download, install, restart, applications optimized, five minutes later we're back. Then it happens again for, you guessed it, "February 2016". Then "March 2016". Then "April 2016". So I've wasted about half an hour babysitting my phone while it crawls through this process.
This is stupid. Surely the geniuses at Google can see it would be a vastly better first-run experience to deliver all the updates together so you only have to go through a single update-restart cycle. What are they thinking?Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-63317638004852264502016-04-15T14:52:00.002+12:002016-04-15T14:55:51.426+12:00Leveraging Modern Filesystems In rr
During recording, rr needs to make sure that the data read by all <tt>mmap</tt> and <tt>read</tt> calls is saved to the trace so it can be reproduced during replay. For I/O-intensive applications (e.g. file copying) this can be expensive in time, because we have to copy the data to the trace file and we also compress it, and in space, because the data is being duplicated.
Modern filesystems such Btrfs and XFS have features that make this much better: the ability to clone files and parts of files. These cloned files or blocks have copy-on-write semantics: i.e. the underlying storage is shared until one of the copies is written to. In common cases no future writes happen or they happen later when copying isn't a performance bottleneck. So I've extended rr to support these features.
mmap was pretty easy to handle. We already supported hardlinking mmapped files into the trace directory as a kind of hacky/incomplete copy-on-write approximation, so I just extended that code to try <tt>BTRFS_IOC_CLONE</tt> first. Works great.
<tt>read</tt> was harder to handle. We extend syscall buffering to give each thread its own "cloned-data" trace file, and every time a large block-aligned <tt>read</tt> occurs, we first try to clone those blocks from the source file descriptor into that trace file. If that works, we then read the data for real but don't save it to the syscall buffer. During replay, we read the data from the cloned-data trace file instead of the original file descriptor. The details are a bit tricky because we have to execute the same code during recording as replay.
This approach introduces a race: if some process writes to the input file between the tracee cloning the blocks and actually reading from the file, the data read during replay will not match what was read during recording. I think this is not a big deal since in Linux such read/write races can result in the reader seeing an arbitrary mix of old and new data, i.e. this is almost certainly a severe bug in the application, and I suspect such bugs are relatively rare. Personally I've never seen one. We could eliminate the race by reading from the cloned-data file instead of the original input file, but that performs very poorly because it defeats the kernel's readahead optimizations.
Naturally this optimization only works if you have the right sort of filesystem and the trace and the input files are on the same filesystem. So I'm formatting each of my machines with a single large btrfs partition.
Here are some results doing "cp -a" of an 827MB Samba repository, on my laptop with SSD:

The space savings are even better:
The cloned btrfs data is not actually using any space until the contents of the original Samba directory are modified. And of course, if you make multiple recordings they continue to share space even after the original files are modified. Note that some data is still being recorded (and compressed) normally, since for simplicity the cloning optimization doesn't apply to small reads or reads that are cut short by end-of-file.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-47552535624401288022016-04-07T10:48:00.000+12:002016-04-07T10:48:40.261+12:00Skylake Erratum Affecting rr
I've encountered a Skylake bug that affects rr. Turns out it's (vaguely) documented:
The performance monitoring events INST_RETIRED (Event C0H; any Umask value) and BR_INST_RETIRED (Event C4H; any Umask value) count instructions retired and branches retired, respectively. However, due to this erratum, these events may overcount in certain conditions when:

Executing VMASKMOV* instructions with at least one masked vector element
Executing REP MOVS or REP STOS with Fast Strings enabled (IA32_MISC_ENABLES MSR (1A0H), bit 0 set)
An MPX #BR exception occurred on BNDLDX/BNDSTX instructions and the BR_INST_RETIRED (Event C4H; Umask is 00H or 04H) is used.

Fortunately, in my tests, this overcount only happens when you configure more than one hardware performance counter for the same task, and rr only needs one ("conditional branches retired"). Well, except for one rr test: the new <tt>record_replay</tt>. In that test, rr records rr replaying a simple program, and the recorder process and the replayer process each configure a counter to count conditional branches in that program. Because they're counting the same event, we can avoid using two hardware counters by having the recorder emulate the replayer's <tt>perf_event_open</tt> and related syscalls, returning results using its own underlying conditional branch counter. This is a bit annoying to have to do, and it adds overhead to rr-in-rr scenarios, but I think it's worth doing to keep the record_replay test working in Skylake. So this is on master.
On the bright side, I'm glad to see that miscounted performance events warrant errata. That means people other than rr users care about event counts being correct, increasing the likelihood they'll continue to be usable for rr. Maybe one day instructions-retired will be usable enough we can dispense with the workarounds for not having it!Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-60581352441579144712016-04-03T01:10:00.002+13:002016-04-03T08:51:49.499+12:00GNOME High-DPI Issues
Most sources advise using gnome-tweak-tool to set "Window Scaling" to 2 (or whatever). This alone doesn't work adequately for me; when I make my external 4K monitor primary, gnome-settings-daemon decides to set Xft.dpi to 96 because it thinks my monitor DPI is too low for scaling, even though I have set window scaling to 2. Arguably this is a gnome-settings-daemon bug. The result is that most apps look fine but some, including gnome-shell, care about Xft.dpi and don't scale. I fixed the problem by manually setting
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface scaling-factor 2
and now everything's working reasonably well. Some apps still don't support proper scaling (e.g. Eclipse) but at least they're usable when they weren't before. Still, on the Web we really did this right: make all apps work at high-DPI out of the box, scaling up individual bitmaps when necessary and rendering at high resolution automatically when we can (e.g. text), and letting DPI-aware apps opt into higher-resolution bitmaps.
My Dell XPS15 with 4K screen, and an external Dell 4K monitor, look sweet. The main problem remaining is that you can't drive a 4K monitor at 60Hz over HDMI, and this laptop doesn't have DisplayPort built in; I need a Thunderbolt3-to-DisplayPort connector which is supposed to exist but you can hardly find anywhere yet. Downside of bleeding edge tech.
Google Photos does the Right Thing by scaling images on the server to the specific window size. So you can upload original-size photos and it'll automatically pull down a massive image when you're viewing fullscreen on a 4K monitor. Now I can really tell the difference between my camera and a good camera.
Enabling touch events in Firefox and launching with MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 gives me touch event support in my laptop (both for Web apps and async scrolling); nice.
Forcing UI scale factors to be an integer is a mistake. In Gecko we can scale Web content by non-integer amounts and it almost never fails (or at least the same failure would have occurred with an integer scale), so I'm pretty sure there's no reason regular desktop toolkits can't do the same.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-40157936804824839202016-04-01T00:48:00.000+13:002016-04-01T00:48:11.669+13:00Using rr To Debug rr
Working on rr has often been frustrating because although rr is immensely useful for understanding bugs, it often has complex bugs of its own and you can't use rr to debug them. You sometimes feel you're in debugging hell so that others can go to heaven.
I realized it might not be too hard to get rr to record and replay rr doing a replay. rr's behavior during replay is much simpler than during recording, partly because most kernel state does not exist during replay (file descriptors aren't really open, etc). Achieving this could be valuable because most of the work I plan to do on rr involves doing more interesting things during replay. So I've spent about a week working on that --- and it works! On master you can run:
rr record ~/rr/obj/bin/simple
rr record rr replay -a ~/.local/share/rr/simple-0
rr replay -a
The final line is rr replaying rr replaying <tt>simple</tt>. I've added a test for this.
It's about 2,000 lines of new code, much of which is tests exercising the new ptrace features I had to implement. Fleshing out support for ptrace (including <tt>PTRACE_SYSCALL</tt>, <tt>PTRACE_SYSEMU</tt>, <tt>PTRACE_SINGLESTEP</tt> etc) was the majority of the work. (A process can't have two ptracers at the same time, so the outer rr must ptrace all the processes and the inner rr's use of ptrace has to be completely emulated by the outer rr.) Along the way I found and fixed some interesting existing rr bugs. In some cases I simplified rr replay to avoid use of ptrace features that it didn't really need (e.g. <tt>PTRACE_O_TRACEEXEC</tt>).
Debugging rr running under rr can be mind-bending. It's easy to get confused about which rr you're looking at, and it's hard to examine the behavior of the inner rr when you can't trust the outer rr. I hope I don't have to do much more of it!
As you'd expect, adding a level of record and replay makes things much slower.
As you'd expect, I tried rr recording rr replaying rr replaying <tt>simple</tt>. As you'd expect, it didn't work first time. It's probably a fixable bug but I have no desire to go deeper down the rabbit-hole at the moment.
An obvious question is whether rr could record rr recording as well as rr replay. In principle I think that could work, but it would not be very useful. If rr recording of X fails, then rr recording rr recording X is likely to experience the same fault in the outer rr (because it must record the inner rr and X), and be much more difficult to debug! For debugging rr recording really well we'd need a record and replay system built on an entirely different technology, e.g. Simics.Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-58475089975144170762016-03-28T08:04:00.001+13:002016-03-28T08:04:18.251+13:00Obituary
Jesus of Nazareth, Whose Messianic Message Captivated Thousands, Dies at About 33

Why didn't he quickly drift into the same irrelevance as his predecessors? What happened next made all the difference.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-59136976378601906832016-03-17T23:39:00.002+13:002016-03-17T23:39:50.513+13:00Running Firefox For Windows With rr
Behold!

OK OK, this is cheating a bit. Wine can run Firefox for Windows on Linux (if you disable multiprocess in Firefox; if you don't, Firefox starts up but nothing will load). rr can run Wine. Transitivity holds.
Caveats: it's slow (rr's syscall buffering optimization is mostly disabled by Wine), and the debugging experience is pretty much nonexistent since gdb doesn't know what's going on. But hey.Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-30596542141229115482016-03-15T16:09:00.000+13:002016-03-15T16:09:06.126+13:00SIGKILL And PTRACE_EXIT_EVENT
The ptrace man page is not for the faint-hearted. It's a well-written, generally accurate guide to a maze of hideous complexity, a maze that I've thoroughly explored while working on rr. One area where it could be more clear is its description of the interaction between SIGKILL and PTRACE_EVENT_EXIT.
The man page says:
If the PTRACE_O_TRACEEXIT option is on, PTRACE_EVENT_EXIT will happen before actual death. This applies to exits via exit(2), exit_group(2), and signal deaths (except SIGKILL), and when threads are torn down on execve(2) in a multithreaded process.

This isn't quite correct. In modern kernels, at least, the SIGKILL exit path always does generate a PTRACE_EVENT_EXIT ptrace-stop. It even waits for the ptracer to resume executing the tracee before killing it, so you can protect processes from exiting due to SIGKILL this way (but only if you're being pernicious, since the process can't run or do anything else useful).
However, there is one very nasty problem that crops up when you're ptracing a process that receives SIGKILL. The SIGKILL can wake it up from a ptrace-stop and continue executing it until you reach the PTRACE_EVENT_EXIT stop. So, imagine you have a stopped tracee and you decide to send a PTRACE_CONT to execute it further, but just as you send the PTRACE_CONT, some other task SIGKILLs your tracee. The SIGKILL processing races with your PTRACE_CONT and if you're unlucky, your PTRACE_CONT takes effect just after the tracee has reached the PTRACE_EVENT_EXIT ptrace-stop ... causing it to resume running and exit completely. You'll still get the PTRACE_EVENT_EXIT event, but when you do, your tracee will be dead and gone, which is a problem if you want to do something in its final state, e.g. walk memory to capture the effects of robust-futex handling...Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-12037526456683646462016-03-08T19:02:00.000+13:002016-03-08T19:02:25.969+13:00Digital Spring Cleaning
We're heading into autumn here, but whatever.
I've taken advantage of my change in focus to have a massive clean-up of my data. A whole lot of email and files related to Web stuff I just deleted. After that, it was pretty easy to completely clear my inbox. The hardest part was that to honestly clear it I had to fix a gnarly rr bug breaking Samba tests. For the first time ever, maybe, I went through all my email filters and unsubscribed from almost every email list I was filtering, and removed the filters.
I bought a Yubikey and transferred all my TOTP-using accounts to it. That makes me feel more secure than keeping them on a smartphone. Speaking of which, I need to buy a new Android phone to replace this Nexus S so I can actually get security updates.
I renamed my blog. "Well, I'm Back" might have been confusing for people.
Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-85885207222731547472016-03-07T00:28:00.000+13:002016-03-07T00:28:43.083+13:00My Self-Identification
The Hackernews discussion about me leaving Mozilla touched on how I identify myself as a Christian at the top of my blog. I do it for a few reasons.
One person said it does turn me off because of what it might imply As far as personal biases. That's close to one reason why I do it: my Christian worldview should pervade everything I do, and I think it's honest to declare those "biases" openly so people can take them into account. When this leads some people to form negative first impressions, I think that's better than letting them proceed with false assumptions.
A pitfall for that approach is that so many people's impression of what it means to be a Christian is inaccurate. But that's another reason why I self-identify this way: the more "ordinary Christians" stay in the closet, the more people's impressions of Christians are shaped by the extreme cases the media likes to dig up.
One reason I don't do it is virtue signalling. For the great majority of people who encounter me through my blog, being a Christian is no virtue.
Some people in the Hackernews thread saw it as proselytising. It really wasn't, just as "repatriate Kiwi, Mozilla hacker." was not encouragement to move to New Zealand and work on Firefox. Having said that, I'm all for proselytising in the right context. You can't be a Christian, believing that you have found the key to having your sins forgiven and being granted a relationship with the God of the universe, and decide to keep it to yourself. Sure, I often find proselytisers of various kinds annoying, but I respect them for following through on the logic of their convictions.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-5285560861611523002016-03-02T07:54:00.000+13:002016-03-02T07:54:35.762+13:00Leaving Mozilla
I'm leaving Mozilla. My last day will be this Friday, March 4 --- NZ time.
This isn't the time to go into all the reasons why, but I will mention a couple of big ones. I've been working on the Web platform for sixteen years, full-time for eleven. It was necessary and I'm so proud of what we did, but it was never the most fun thing I could have been doing and I'm very tired of it. And now there's rr. People think it's amazing, and it is, but we're only scratching the surface of what could be done. I'm bursting with ideas, and realizing them will require a lot of resources, resources that Mozilla cannot and should not provide --- we probably need to capture some of the value of this technology via a for-profit company. We can change the way people debug software, and in its own way that may be as important as my Web platform work, and it's work I desperately want to do.
I do not plan to disappear entirely from the Mozilla project. rr is the best research I've ever done partly because we've relentlessly focused on addressing real developer needs, so I want to stay engaged with Mozilla developers, helping them use rr and building tools for them that are a lot more awesome.
This is hard. I love Mozilla and its people so much, and this is a bit of a step into the unknown. I'm been singing this a lot lately...

Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-79474736589954831732016-02-24T10:45:00.001+13:002016-02-24T14:41:15.166+13:00"These Bugs Are Impossible To Fix Without rr"
Jan de Mooij and the Mozilla JS team just used rr to figure out a GC-related top-crash in Firefox Nightly. The IRC discussion starts here.
I think rr is great for most kinds of bugs, not just the really hard ones. But obviously hard bugs are where there's the most win to be had.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-82035106510088313032016-02-23T23:20:00.002+13:002016-02-24T10:48:54.582+13:00Deeper Into Chaos
A couple of weeks ago we introduced rr chaos mode. Since then quite a few people have tried it out, with a lot of success and some failures. Studying one bug that chaos mode could not reproduce led to some insights that have helped me make some improvements that are now on rr master. The main insight is that while some bugs need a thread to be starved for a long time, other bugs only need a thread to be starved for a short time, but the starvation must happen in a very narrow window of vulnerability. So for these latter bugs, we should introduce very short delays, but we should introduce them very frequently.
Taking a step back, let's assume that for some test we can reproduce a failure if we completely avoid scheduling a certain thread for a period of D seconds, where the start of that period must fall between S and S+T seconds since the start of the test. All these constants are unknown to rr, but we'll assume 1ms <= D <= 2s. Our goal is to come up with a randomized strategy for introducing delays that will reproduce the failure within a reasonable number of runs. Since we only need to reproduce any particular bug once, it would be best to have roughly similar probabilities for reproducing each bug given its unknown parameters (rather than have some bugs very easy to reproduce and other bugs be nearly impossible). I have no idea of the optimal approach here, but here's one that seems reasonable...
First we have to pick the right thread to treat as low priority --- without making many other threads low priority, since they might need to run while our victim thread is being starved. So we give each thread a 0.1 probability of being low priority, except for the main thread which we make 0.3, since starving the main thread is often very interesting.
Then we guess a value D' for D. We uniformly choose between 1ms, 2ms, 4ms, 8ms, ..., 1s, 2s. Out of these 12 possibilities, one is between D and 2xD.
We adopt the goal of high-priority-only intervals consuming at most 20% of running time. (If chaos mode slows down a test too much, we might trigger false-positives by inducing timeouts, and avoiding false positives is extremely important.) To maximise the probability of triggering the test failure, we start high-priority-only intervals as often as possible, i.e. one for D' seconds starting every 5xD' seconds. The start time of the first interval is chosen uniformly randomly to be between 0 and 4xD'.
If we guessed D' and the low-priority thread correctly, the probability of triggering the test failure is 1 if T >= 4xD', T/4xD' otherwise, i.e. >= T/8xD. (Higher values of D' than optimal can also trigger failures, but at reduced probabilities since we can schedule them less often.)
I've written some artificial testcases showing that this works. I've also been able to reproduce the motivating bug from the first paragraph. I think it's a clear improvement over the previous approach. No doubt as more bugs come up that we can't reproduce, we can make further improvements.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-42525832868038499582016-02-23T13:59:00.001+13:002016-02-23T14:00:17.161+13:00Rewrite Everything In Rust
I just read Dan Kaminsky's post about the glibc DNS vulnerability and its terrifying implications. Unfortunately it's just one of many, many, many critical software vulnerabilities that have made computer security a joke.
It's no secret that we have the technology to prevent most of these bugs. We have programming languages that practically guarantee important classes of bugs don't happen. The problem is that so much of our software doesn't use these languages. Until recently, there were good excuses for that; "safe" programming languages have generally been unsuitable for systems programming because they don't give you complete control over resources, and they require complex runtime support that doesn't fit in certain contexts (e.g. kernels).
Rust is changing all that. We now have a language with desirable safety properties that offers the control you need for systems programming and does not impose a runtime. Its growing community shows that people enjoy programming in Rust. Servo shows that large, complex Rust applications can perform well.
For the good of the Internet, and in fact humanity, we need to migrate our software from C/C++ to Rust (or something better) as quickly as possible. Here are some steps we need to take:

Use Rust. Using Rust instead of C/C++ makes code safer. Using Rust instead of any other language grows the Rust community, making it easier for other people to use Rust.
Rewrite code in Rust. Starting with our most critical infrastructure, rewrite C/C++ code to use Rust instead.
Extend Rust's guarantees. We can extend the classes of bugs that Rust prevents. For example, we should try to make Rust release builds check for integer overflow by default.
Verify "unsafe" Rust code. Sometimes the Rust type system is not strong enough to let you prove to the compiler that your code is safe, so you have to mark code blocks "unsafe". With tool support, you could instead generate a mathematical proof that your code is safe, checked by the compiler. (See Rustbelt.)
Make Rust implementations safer. Bugs in the compiler can invalidate the language's guarantees. We know how to build compilers that generate, along with the compiled code, a proof that the code maintains the language guarantees --- a proof that can be checked by a simple, trusted proof checker. Part of this would involve proving properties of the Rust language itself.

Of course, the language doesn't have to be Rust, but Rust is the best candidate I know of at this time.
This is a huge amount of work, but consider the enormous ongoing costs --- direct and indirect --- of the vulnerabilities that Rust would have prevented.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-44835954712021724342016-02-10T19:45:00.001+13:002016-02-12T22:17:20.970+13:00Introducing rr Chaos Mode
Most of my rr talks start with a slide showing some nondeterministic failures in test automation while I explain how hard it is to debug such failures and how record-and-replay can help. But the truth is that until now we haven't really used rr for that, because it has often been difficult to get nondeterministic failures in test automation to show up under rr. So rr's value has mainly been speeding up debugging of failures that were relatively easy to reproduce. I guessed that enhancing rr recording to better reproduce intermittent bugs is one area where a small investment could quickly pay off for Mozilla, so I spent some time working on that over the last couple of months.
Based on my experience fixing nondeterministic Gecko test failures, I hypothesized that our nondeterministic test failures are mainly caused by changes in scheduling. I studied a particular intermittent test failure that I introduced and fixed, where I completely understood the bug but the test had only failed a few times on Android and nowhere else, and thousands of runs under rr could not reproduce the bug. Knowing what the bug was, I was able to show that sleeping for a second at a certain point in the code when called on the right thread (the ImageBridge thread) at the right moment would reproduce the bug reliably on desktop Linux. The tricky part was to come up with a randomized scheduling policy for rr that would produce similar results without prior knowledge of the bug.
I first tried the obvious: allow the lengths of timeslices to vary randomly; give threads random priorities and observe them strictly; reset the random priorities periodically; schedule threads with the same priority in random order. This didn't work, for an interesting reason. To trigger my bug, we have to avoid scheduling the ImageBridge thread while the main thread waits for a 500ms timeout to expire. During that time the ImageBridge thread is the only runnable thread, so any approach that can only influence which runnable thread to run next (e.g. CHESS) will not be able to reproduce this bug.
To cut a long story short, here's an approach that works. Use just two thread priorities, "high" and "low". Make most threads high-priority; I give each thread a 0.1 probability of being low priority. Periodically re-randomize thread priorities. Randomize timeslice lengths. Here's the good part: periodically choose a short random interval, up to a few seconds long, and during that interval do not allow low-priority threads to run at all, even if they're the only runnable threads. Since these intervals can prevent all forward progress (no control of priority inversion), limit their length to no more than 20% of total run time. The intuition is that many of our intermittent test failures depend on CPU starvation (e.g. a machine temporarily hanging), so we're emulating intense starvation of a few "victim" threads, and allowing high-priority threads to wait for timeouts or input from the environment without interruption.
With this approach, rr can reproduce my bug in several runs out of a thousand. I've also been able to reproduce a top intermittent (now being fixed), an intermittent test failure that was assigned to me, and an intermittent shutdown hang in IndexedDB we've been chasing for a while. A couple of other people have found this enabled reproducing their bugs. I'm sure there are still bugs this approach can't reproduce, but it's good progress.
I just landed all this work on rr master. The normal scheduler doesn't do this randomization, because it reduces throughput, i.e. slows down recording for easy-to-reproduce bugs. Run <tt>rr record -h</tt> to enable chaos mode for hard-to-reproduce bugs.
I'm very interested in studying more cases where we figure out a bug that rr chaos mode was not able to reproduce, so I can extend chaos mode to find such bugs.Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-71498079201755066002016-02-05T13:21:00.003+13:002016-02-10T13:55:48.637+13:00rr Talk At linux.conf.au
For the last few days I've been attending linux.conf.au, and yesterday I gave a talk about rr. The talk is now online. It was a lot of fun and I got some good questions!Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-7944386497384143292016-02-04T01:20:00.002+13:002016-02-04T01:20:16.107+13:00rr 4.1.0 Released
This release mainly improves replay performance dramatically, as I documented in November. It took a while to stabilize for release, partly because we ran into a kernel bug that caused rr tests (and sometimes real rr usage) to totally lock up machines. This release contains a workaround for that kernel bug. It also contains support for the gdb <tt>find</tt> command, and fixes for a number of other bugs.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-170843490391359532016-02-02T22:17:00.000+13:002016-02-02T22:17:08.939+13:00Reflecting On The The Lord Of The Rings Movies
I just rewatched the movies for the first time in a long time. I had wondered whether my enthusiasm for them would have worn off, but no; I think they've aged extremely well (unlike some other classics). Watching the extended editions all together in one weekend is a great experience; the ending really pays off because you feel the epicness of the journey.
My favourite movies leave me feeling, not excited or sad or vengeful, but heroically inspired, with a burning desire to go out and do great and noble deeds. Both the book and the movies give me that.
Rewatching the Shire scenes having been to the Hobbiton set is pretty cool.
The only sad part is that it drives home what a missed opportunity the Hobbit movies were.Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-81921312197393550062016-02-02T00:03:00.001+13:002016-02-02T10:41:34.538+13:00Rakiura Track
After finishing the Kepler Track, we had travel/rest day taking the bus from Te Anau to Invercargill (via Gore) and then flying to Oban in Stewart Island. Population 350, it's the southernmost town in New Zealand and the base for anything you might want to do in Stewart Island. We were there to spend three days walking the Rakiura Track.
The Kepler is mostly about lakes, valleys and mountains. Stewart Island is all about the ocean and the forest. The Rakiura Track is only a small section of the big tramping tracks on the island; the biggest is the North West Circuit, which apparently takes about ten days at normal speed, though we met a group who were doing it in seven; no small feat given the legendary amount of mud on that track. We had it relatively easy: the second day's leg from Port William hut to North Arm hut was the muddiest I've seen on a "Great Walk", but not much got into my boots. The short section of the North West Circuit I walked from Port William to the other side of the peninsula had mud up to my calves. All Stewart Island tracks are definitely worth bringing hiking boots for.
It would have been odd to do two South Island tramps with no rain, so it was a bit of a relief that we had rain on the second day. Fortunately we made it from Port William to North Arm by 1pm, avoiding the worst of the rain and giving us time to dry our gear by the fire before the hut filled up.
One feature of this tramp was that we made popcorn in the huts. We'd seen it done on the Kepler track and decided we could do it too, and we were right. The unpopped corn and oil are all you need and easy to carry. A good way to pass a rainy afternoon!
As on most tramps we had great fun talking to other trampers, especially the foreign tourists! We didn't meet many children this time so we didn't get many chances to teach our card games, but we played many hours of Bang! and Citadels amongst ourselves.
Update David has a lot more (and better) photos from our trip.

Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-65237851606435384422016-02-01T23:43:00.000+13:002016-02-01T23:46:15.785+13:00Kepler Track
Two weeks ago I spent four days walking the Kepler Track in the South Island with my kids and a friend. It is, as advertised, a "great walk". We had excellent weather, with scarcely a drop of rain --- unusual in Fiordland. There was a lot of cloud, but it worked out well for us: on all days but the second, we were below the clouds, and we spent most of the second day above the clouds, with spectacular views of many mountain-tops rising above a white fluffy ocean. There's a nice variety of terrain --- lakes Te Anau and Manapouri (surrounded by mountains), lots of walking beside streams and rivers, different kinds of forest, and alpine tussock ascending into barren rocky peaks. The Luxmore Cave is also definitely worth a visit, though we were too timid to descend far into it. Bring two lights per person in case one goes out!

Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-86861619165144133242016-01-14T20:03:00.002+13:002016-01-14T20:03:49.046+13:00Making Honest Money With The Internet Of Things
I do not like the Internet Of Things.
Nest just demonstrated a great reason why. VW recently showed us what can be done when a device can detect that it's under test. At some point, increasing the smartness of a device is an expected net loss of utility, and for some devices we're clearly crossing that line.
We're not just crossing it, we're surging past it in a classic Silicon Valley feeding frenzy. Expectation that IoT will be the next big thing is a self-fulfilling prophecy, and market pressure favours --- nay, forces --- short-term thinking and deceptive marketing.
The good news is that if you want to cash in on the IoT boom without being part of the problem, there are ways. In ten years, when you rent an apartment or move offices, you'll want to somehow eradicate all the tiny battery-powered IoT devices installed and forgotten about by the previous tenant, which have been compromised and turned into spybots and ransomware. Someone will make a lot of money if they can solve that problem.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-77284427749362184922016-01-06T11:53:00.001+13:002016-01-06T11:53:56.427+13:00Kereru
En route to the office,
mind on rails, wheels turning ---
suddenly overthrown.
Kereru derails me;
his beauty scolds me
and departs, God's mission accomplished.
Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-85878165206220640292016-01-04T23:14:00.001+13:002016-01-04T23:15:02.400+13:00innerText: Cleaning A Dark Corner Of the Web
One of the things I did last year was implement innerText in Gecko and write a specification for it. This is more or less a textbook case of cleaning a dark corner of the Web.
innerText was implemented in IE 5.5 (or maybe earlier?), apparently with the goal of approximating the getting and setting of the "rendered text contents" of a DOM node. Microsoft being Microsoft at the time, there was no attempt to add it to any Web specification. Some time later, Webkit implemented their own version of it --- a very different and quite incompatible implementation. Naturally, Blink inherited the Webkit implementation. Over the years implementations evolved independently.
In Gecko we didn't bother to implement it. It was seldom used, and you can quite easily polyfill a decent implementation, which has the advantage of working the same across all browsers. (Many users can just use textContent instead.) It's a feature the Web just doesn't need, even if it worked interoperably and had a spec.
Sadly, this year it became clear we have to implement it. People have been using it in mobile sites (Webkit monoculture) and it even started showing up on the odd desktop site where people didn't test with Firefox. I ran into this on xkcd.com and then it was clear I had to fix it!
I could have done what Webkit/Blink (and I suspect IE) did and hooked it up to our existing plaintext serializer (which implements clipboard plaintext copy), adding a third totally incompatible implementation ... but that's not Mozilla. So I wrote a bunch of testcases (partly inspired by kangax's) and studied some other resources, and created a spec that felt to me like a good tradeoff between simplicity and Web compatibility --- and implemented it in Gecko. As kangax notes, it's highly Blink-compatible but avoids some obvious Blink bugs.
My key insight while writing the getter's spec was that we should reuse the CSS spec by reference as much as possible instead of specifying rules that would duplicate CSS logic. For example, my spec (and implementation) don't mention CSS white-space property values explicitly, but instead incorporates CSS white-space processing by reference, which means all the values (and any new ones) just work.
So far so good --- our implementation is riding the trains in Firefox 45 --- but this is not the end of the story. The next step is for other browsers to change their behavior to converge on this spec --- or if they can't, to explain why so we can fix the spec so they can. To be honest, I'm not very optimistic about that since I've received minimal feedback from Apple/Google/Microsoft so far (despite begging). But we've done what we can at Mozilla to fix this wart on the Web, and we've probably done enough to fix innerText-specific Web compat problems in Firefox for the forseeable future.Roberthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-61828942466210198062015-12-26T10:01:00.000+13:002015-12-26T10:01:00.004+13:00Feelings Versus Facts At Christmas
Yesterday I had the honour of leading the Christmas Day service for our congregation. I talked briefly about "the feelings of Christmas" vs "the facts of Christmas".
Growing up in New Zealand, Christmas was (and is) an wonderful mix of traditions --- fake snow under the summer sun, Santa suits by the beach, hearty puddings under blossoming pohutukawa trees, family gatherings, gifts, carols, swimming and sunscreen. These traditions produce a palpable feeling of Christmas. In my youth I devalued such feelings, on the grounds that Mr Spock was right and emotion should never displace reason as the sole regulator of one's mental state. (Yes, I was a twerp.)
Later I became a Christian, and my perspective changed. I found that emotions have their proper place --- as a response to truth, not a determiner of it. If Jesus lives, joy and awe are the proper response. More importantly, Christmas is not just tradition and feelings: it has facts behind it, world-changing facts that make Christmas Christmas no matter how we feel about it. God himself became present in the world, in a child, to reestablish a relationship between us and himself. Christmas carols produce Christmassy feelings, but they also recite facts. We can sing them and mean them, and the meaning justifies the feelings.
This is especially relevant during hard times. Suffering doesn't cease during Christmas, and Christmas feelings may be absent, but the facts of Christmas persist no matter what. Thank God for that.Roberthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-71141318914133781.post-48150348907927773892015-12-25T23:44:00.001+13:002015-12-25T23:44:31.580+13:00Abel Tasman Track
A week ago I spent four days walking the Abel Tasman track with some friends and family. As always we had a very good time tramping, staying in huts, and enjoying the outdoors. The weather was excellent. The track winds along the coast of Abel Tasman National Park, mostly granite promontories separted by beautiful beaches of coarse golden sand, with thick bush running up into the hills and a few estuaries to cross. This area is busier than other tramping tracks because there are many campsites and most of it is easily accessible by kayak and water taxis --- and by road in a few places. However, in the late afternoons and evenings there's no-one around except for the trampers. Three of the four days were four hours of walking or less, so we had plenty of time relaxing around the huts, often playing Bang.
Despite the relative lack of remoteness, we saw a lot of interesting wildlife on this trip ... a duck with ten ducklings, oystercatchers with chicks, seagulls, shags, herons, kereru, weka, estuary denizens such as fish, crabs and shellfish, and seals on a side trip to Separation Point.
One unexpected highlight was finding a fancy cafe at Awaroa Lodge, nestled in the bush, far from any road. We had an excellent dinner there --- eye-wateringly expensive, but no more than you'd expect for a fine meal in the middle of nowhere.
After finishing the track we stayed the night at Takaka; on Monday the children and I flew home via Wellington. Our flight to Wellington was on a tiny Piper aeroplane: six seats, including the pilot's, the whole aircraft about the size of a large car with wings attached. I got to sit in the front next to the pilot, with duplicate controls, which I did not need reminding to stay clear of! It was a wonderful flight, since we flew low back across Abel Tasman National Park and then the Marlborough Sounds. Turbulence near Wellington was a bit scary --- I don't like rollercoasters and the little plane weaved and dipped a lot --- but not as bad as my last flight into Wellington.

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Tuesday 9:45 a.m.
Speculation swirls concerning how Sandy from the tropics, chilly air from central Canada and a blocking high pressure area developing in the North Atlantic will interact. So far the ECMWF model has been most threatening, although its track shifted by more than 200 miles yesterday. This video has more.
In the meantime...
Today is national mole day from 6:02 a.m. until 6:02 p.m. Why is it on this date and only at those strange times? And what's a mole anyway? Every substance has 6.02 X 10 to the 23rd power molecules in a mole of that substance. The number 6.02 times 10 to the 23rd is called Avogadro's number, named for Amadeus Avogadro, who must have had his name changed to cause trouble for all chemistry students who followed. This fact has allowed chemists to measure substances exactly in the laboratory. Since 6.02 is part of the number, it explains why the celebration of mole day runs from 6:02 a.m. until 6:02 p.m. And, since multiplier is 10 to the 23rd, Oct. 23, or 10/23 is the appropriate date.
The only other question is what any of this has to do with the weather, and quite simply, I cannot answer that. However, the chemistry of weather systems across the country during the next week or so will become quite volatile, partly because of thermodynamics. That volatility could mean thunderstorms where chilly air in the north mixes it up with warm, humid air in the south.
Today, we see that interaction between warm and chilly air masses along a boundary stretching from Illinois to New Jersey. In the I95 corridor, the day started with a mixture of clouds and sun, but elements of rain showers could compound your problems in planning your afternoon. Let me remind you that if a thunderstorm charges into your neighborhood, get the lead out and seek shelter. You may need to buffer yourself with a raincoat.
For a while, thick clouds will make it bleaker than a dirty beaker, and anybody who wants light to come into their houses should leave the curtains and valences open.
In areas outside the showery areas, it'll be fine for viewing the autumn scenery.
And, much of tomorrow and Thursday should be fine for being oxide with temperatures in the 60s in the north and 70s in the south.
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Of course, cold weather isn't so radical. It does mean we will be getting out the windchill chart, one of those periodic tables we use during the cold season.
For now, that's our solution for the short term. Keep accuweather.com in mind whatever your plans. Maybe you're doing some bonding. It's whatever gives you a positive charge. For dinner, whether we go out or eat in, some of us will experiment. For that, of course, sliced ingredients and mixtures including lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, radishes, onions olives and avogadros number in the millions.
As we go toward the weekend, we'll be trying to iron out the details about the storm threat next week. It is more complicated than a simple either ore situation. It is potentially explosive, but we will work to explain everything until elements of uncertainty argon.
Avogadro go now!
Looking ahead to next weekend, the Mothers Day Weekend, we see quite a difference between the GFS model and European models on where cold Canadian air is heading at 2 a.m. Sunday.
Rain is spreading across the Middle Atlantic states today. Dampness will linger from southern New York state to Virginia tomorrow even as the main rain area moves offshore.
For the rest of the week and this weekend, the upper-air "steering winds" will be arranged in two separate streams. The northern branch will send air from central Canada toward New England.
In the Northeast today, the low pressure area shown on this map will move to the East Coast today, pulling the front south as a cold front. Showers and gusty thunderstorm will affect areas south of the front while steady rain and gray skies are common to the north...
This map shows predicted temperatures for 2 p.m. ET today. This is about two hours before the daily high temperature is often reached. Note how close the chilly and warm air masses are to each other in the Northeast and eastern Canada.
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the birth (in 1564) and death (1616) of William Shakespeare. For this weekend, we expect no Tempest in the Hamlets of the Northeast because no Merchant of Menace will be nearby.


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Plea Deal Ahead For Kane?
by Paul on 08/18/09 at 01:40 PM ET
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from Gene Warner of the Buffalo News,
Hockey star Patrick Kane and his cousin are expected to avoid criminal charges in a plea deal being hammered out, after both men are expected to be indicted this week on misdemeanor criminal charges, law enforcement sources said Monday.
Those sources also said the most likely plea deal would involve the Kanes either pleading guilty to a violation — maybe harassment or disorderly conduct — or being granted an adjournment that could have the charges later dropped.
Neither of those scenarios likely would involve any jail time for the two cousins.
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