The direct-view local copy is not particularly useful in itself, but I link it so the robots can find it. Furthermore I've just made it redirect via crit.org, because it isn't much use by itself.
- As featured on Slashdot.
- The hashcash "get your message out of jail" page that Eric asked for is now fully operational. (Oh no it isn't! -- ed.) The web page loads a Java applet, which does the calculation work on the browser machine. Update tasks are now being listed.
- The sourceforge project
I need to run a serious updating pass across what is tagged PUBLIC, so I can get in sync with what should be public and what has had a copyright waiver signed for it.
- My vapourware queue or "TO DO
list" grows monotonically. I translate it into HTML so at
least you can know what I wanted to hack on.
Note that the page doesn't show everything because some items are private. - The papers directory
can't index itself very well yet. No problem though, there's not
much there.
- laser-align1 [ PDF | PS ] comments on the paper
- Protocol for self-alignment of laser-through-air ethernet links [unfinished, but you could get the general idea]
- The julianet project started and ended
with explosive feature-creep that put it firmly back on the
"ideas for later"list. The original plan:
Hopefully I can get some code written in time to celebrate the 1st August 2002. There isn't much here yet, but you'll get the idea pretty quickly. - You may chuckle at the update recipe if you wish.
Kelly Hinkle, Ian O'Donnell, Dave Scott [alt page], Richard Edgar, Colin Frayn, Lee & Anna Benfield, Craig Seymour, Dave Holland, The RCPS (Steve Lee, Daniel Glassey, Eric) & Julie Galluzzo, Stuart Dyer's Knife Fairs site, Brent Palmer/Webjoy, Pete Smith, Lee Mallabone, Adrian Banks, Alex Lennon (with his IT consultancy and innovative hardware companies), Kevin & Salina's online psychotherapy site.
If I've forgotten you or got the address wrong, please remind me! I'm sure you know how great I'm not at keeping in touch. 8-(
- Diesel Sweeties: "there might be funnier comics out there, but none are this lowbrow or low-rez"
- Campaign for Real Mail and Hash cash
- Campaign for Real Ale
- El Reg
- EFF
- FSF
- Markus Kuhn's Why are my Web pages not as colorful as others?
- Jason Scott's Why is there no advertising on textfiles.com?
- Campaign for Digital Rights (EUCD), and related SVLA, Bill of Rights.
- ukcrypto mailing list.
- linux.org.uk,
Anglian LUG,
Cambridge (UK) Linux User Group [ old site | new site ]
- I have given a little tech support to the PyTeX project since meeting Jonathan Fine through cam-lug. There should be something to see there soon.
- stand.org.uk is back!
- Richard Stallman encourages citizen in the UK to use GnuPG and Steganography [1999]
outguess - I use the I. T. Consultancy Ltd.
free time-stamper
service, but currently not automatically.
See also list of links, transient-key digital time-stamps - SAGE-AU Open Source Developer's Agreement: Help for getting out of restrictive employment contracts, for programmers who wish to write Free software. By the book of course.
- Ronja optical data link project: Twibright labs, mailing list.
- Sometimes you need an AFDB.
- A great local rock group, Blue Haze.
- My Demon Internet website, fruitcake now just redirects everything to this site.
- I used to work for Granta
Design in Cambridge, UK.
- I have a profile on Sourceforge. This is, at least to some extent, a "Grantadesign personality" since my main contribution was to perlunit while I was using it for work.
- Oh but there's camram too. That was never a work project.
- To avoid further confusion I made a non-work profile too.
- I have a presence on CPAN due to the Test::Unit aka. perlunit project.
- Now I work in the Database Applications group of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute. I haven't yet made a home page there.
- For the Debian project, all I've done so far is send a few bug reports, (and also from work).
- My Advogato
profile. I write in the diary there mainly because it
appears to be the done thing.
[ local backup ] - I have an account at the halfbakery.
ToDo: Shame I can't remember the password.
emergency egress from passenger airliner, rendering aviation fuel inert, use bizarre metaphors - I even have a slashdot profile.
- I exist as part of Consume.net: main twiki profile, nodedb entry (and YouAreHere twiki).
- I stick stuff in Faqomatics: CVS, and ToDo: others somewhere...
- I still chew cows for Distributed.net.
- cam g-rin entry
- I exist on the WikiWikiWeb.
If you find me somewhere else, please send me over here so I know where I've been.
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- Some people like my Deadly Treacle Pudding, other people have learned to be afraid of it.
- The ancient stuff includes some old RISC OS 3.6-age programs for Acorn computers. I just keep it for sentimental value.
- The bucket of random stuff is there for people who were told "it's on my website somewhere". I'm likely to remove things when they look old. You could probably delve in the bucket at archive.org if you needed something that had been up a while.
- Rants. They have to be written.
- I've started a list of annoying things. I'm sure you don't really care.
- Miscellaneous miscellany. Not sure where else I could put such things.
- To complement that, a list of things I've fixed, which may be of some use to people with similar problems. Mostly computer stuff of course.
- Info about linkcrawl.pl, just in case it's ever let loose on the world.
- Another one which is mainly for the benefit of search engines at this stage is the list of snail-mail HQ numbers
- Yes, this is the site belonging to a co-author of an
old article on BugTraq,
Advisory: NT ODBC Remote Compromise.
At the time, I said
A couple of people dropped me a line on this. It's great to hear from people who are interested, but I'm afraid I have no experience of Cold Fusion servers. I just found an amusing little bug in a piece of code that appears to be well out of control and forwarded it to someone who could be bothered to form a decent article about it.