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Rik Farrow

Four times a year, I sit down at my desk and try to come up with something different to write. I’ve been writing a column for ;login: since 1996, although back then it was about Java [1], and I was not the editor. To be honest, I wouldn’t still be editing ;login: if I didn’t love doing it. I enjoy working with the members and people who attend conferences, and the USENIX staff. Coming up with articles for each issue is always a challenge, one that I welcome you to help with.

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Winter 2016, Vol. 41, No. 4
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