I'm a former graduate student in computer science, specifically systems. I have an MS from the University of Wisconsin, so you may call me Master. I also have a BS from the University of Minnesota, because Minnesota is so danged awesome. Now I have a job at Amazon.com. That's right: I work in cyberspace.
I call this a non-blag because it isn't a blag. Like I always say: 'there are only two types of webpages: blags, and non-blags'. Well, this is the latter; a listing of junk that I find useful, organized in a sleek and sophisticated web-1.0 interface. I figure somebody out there will agree on it's usefulness, and benefit from my hard work. If not, at least this stuff is less likely to inadvertently disappear than on my laptop (thanks to ext4: time vampire).
My code. Possibly useful.
My github account. Full of things and hidden wisdom.
My other website. Takes up space.
Sorted by the time before ∞, descending.
I use Gentoo Linux and OpenBSD-current. My first Unix was Slackware (born in my home state of Minnesota [Moorhead counts just barely]). I never say Gnu/Linux except in derision, mostly because I hate GNU, and mostly because GNU is at best a part of the distribution. I'm really more of a BSD guy.
C++ is the best language ever, not because it is ideal but because you can do anything you need to do with ease (as compared to C). Python is #2 because everybody needs a high level language, and Python is pretty clean. Perl is #3 because I realized I have self-destructive tendencies.
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