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Flood prevention project begins at Jeffrey Court

A CAP tradeoff in the wild

There’s a classic tradeoff between safety and liveness in the context of replicated data systems, originally proposed by Eric Brewer and later made precise by Seth Gilbert and Nancy Lynch. The idea is that, in a networked system of servers that is vulnerable to partitions (that is, where messages betweeen servers can be arbitrarily delayed, perhaps forever), it’s impossible to ensure both that when servers respond to requests, it’s with the “right” response (consistency, a safety property), and that every request eventually receives a response (availability, a liveness property).

Professor Emeritus Frederick Hennie, expert in computation and leader within MIT EECS, dies at 90

MIT Professor Emeritus Frederick R. Hennie III died on Oct. 23 at 90 years old. A longtime executive officer for the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Hennie's facility for programming languages and databases and his careful approach to highly complex systems made him a valued co-worker and advisor to multiple department heads.

Voters go to polls Tuesday to pick local officials across north country

Tuesday Music Club Meeting

The Griswold Tuesday Music Club met for lunch on Sept. 5 at the Creighton Retreat Center. The afternoon business meeting was called to order by President Robin Drake with 21

RELIGION: National radio host to visit Notre Dame Retreat House

CANANDAIGUA — Gus Lloyd, host of “Seize the Day” on Sirius XM’s The Catholic Channel, will be the featured speaker Saturday at a free, one-day engagement at Notre Dame Retreat

Charlies Sanford Merton, 81, formerly of Bernardsville, Army veteran, enjoyed travel

Charlies Sanford Merton, 81, of Little Egg Harbor, passed away on Thursday, June 29, 2023, at Southern Ocean Medical Center in Manahawkin, his loving wife by his side, following a

How to do distributed locking — Martin Kleppmann's blog

Passengers at Pearson airport angered by lengthy delays in recovering luggage

Pearson airport said it is working through its luggage backlog and expects "many more bags" to be reunited with passengers by the end of Tuesday, as travellers reported going days

Bone Health Technologies announces positive Topline Results

Study Reveals Promising Effectiveness in Increasing Vertebral Bone Strength...