montgomery

Perks: - Conveniently located in downtown SF, a few minutes' walk from Montgomery St station - Relaxed work atmosphere.

Yup, it's the Montgomery Blair High School Magnet Program - it's in Silver Spring, Maryland.

The Valleywag reboot started with Sam Biddle, Nitasha Tiku, with Kevin Montgomery joining later.

The video here from Monty Montgomery of xiph.org does a nice job of explaining things without in a way that reduces the confusion.

Caltrain doesn't have a stop at Montgomery or Embarcadero.

And anyway, Montgomery County, MD, is an unusual case.

Simultaneously, Biddle was moved to main Gawker after causing an advertiser to drop millions in spending, Tiku move to The Verge (later, BuzzFeed), and Montgomery moved to BuzzFeed.

These days, though, cofactors of 2, 3, 4 or perhaps 8 are getting more common because people like to use curves with more efficient/easier to implement arithmetic (such as Montgomery curves or Edwards curves), and those curves always have nontrivial points of small order.

This is analogous to the "inconvenience and exhaustion walking to work instead of taking the Montgomery public transit system." By the way, what is your current protest (this thread) costing you?

It feels like no matter what someone writes --- an emulator, a TCP/IP stack, a Montgomery curve implementation, the world's fastest SMT solver, whatever --- there is always somebody, who always writes like they sound like "that creepy booger-nosed kid" from King of the Hill, to tell us how unimpressive the accomplishment is.

Once upon a time "taking a stand" meant something: risking your life when our imperial British overlords marched into town; risking imprisonment to help slaves escape the antebellum South; risking social alienation, unemployment, or arrest to undermine segregation laws -- or even just expending hours of inconvenience and exhaustion walking to work instead of taking the Montgomery public transit system.

> Once upon a time "taking a stand" meant something: risking your life when our imperial British overlords marched into town; risking imprisonment to help slaves escape the antebellum South; risking social alienation, unemployment, or arrest to undermine segregation laws -- or even just expending hours of inconvenience and exhaustion walking to work instead of taking the Montgomery public transit system.

And mind you this was in proletariat-loving SF not some courthouse in Montgomery, Alabama or Angola, Louisiana.

Montgomery Ward We took what was a luxury and made it into a necessity.

There's one in San Francisco at 180 Montgomery.