Experimental, impressionistic sub-paragraph tumblin' (think obstsalat)
09jan2008
Make your own vacuum tubes?, WJW.
Ramaze 0.3.0 has been released and now uses Bacon.
NewsGator Makes Client Apps Free, this rocks! NetNewsWire is the best RSS reader I know.
More sweet
More sweet
Iconography fucks with me
You look great in bloodstains
— Massive Attack, Antistar
atompubbase, an AtomPub Python Client Library by Joe Gregorio.
Holy crap, a full speed dtraceable perl!, yay.
Major screwups in mathematics, Mark Dominus says: “I don’t remember how I got thinking about this, but for the past week or so I’ve been trying to think of a major screwup in mathematics.”
The Text Editor sam, by Rob Pike. Must read for everyone interested in editing text effectively.
Using ASCII Art on Google Adwords: Brilliantly Innovative!, nifty idea really.
Shoes Meets Merb: Driving a GUI App through Web Services in Ruby, by Gregory Brown and Brad Ediger.
Thinking Of Mathematics: An Essay On Eyes-free Computing, by T. V. Raman.
My Personal Ad, help rms find a mrs (thx, OneAndOnlySnob).
SFS is a secure, global network file system with completely decentralized control. SFS lets you access your files from anywhere and share them with anyone, anywhere. Anyone can set up an SFS server, and any user can access any server from any client. SFS lets you share files across administrative realms without involving administrators or certification authorities. Great idea but apparently dead.
Suddenly I see
I go ba-dap ba-dap ba-dap ba-dap
every time you walk in the room
no escape for me
I go ba-dap ba-dap ba-dap ba-dap
every time you’re close to me
— Lamb, B Line
shimmer is a pair of small programs (a client and a server) that provide an alternative to port knocking program such as tumbler and are used to hide a valuable port (such as a hidden web server or SSH) on a public IP address. shimmer works by cryptographically changing a set of 16 ports (one of which forwards to the real service, and 15 others that lead to a trap to blacklist attackers). The 16 ports change every minute frustrating an attacker, but a legimitate user with access to a secret shared between the client and server can determine the real port, avoid blacklisting, and get a connection.
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci, read the pages of the Notebooks by RSS, one at a time.
Matt Webb remembers the time before permalinks. I like his new blogging style, but really prefer the old look.
The Sex Singularity: When Machines Surpass Human Hotness, fiction by Paul Spinrad. NSFW.
Mexico boy tries to stick at home, very clever.
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