- These are quotes that I liked, diskliked, or just thought worth collecting.
- These are notes to myself about living.
I hope I remember these things, because forgetting will be hard.
- These are drinks that I thought worth collecting.
- These are quotes that I liked, diskliked, or just thought worth collecting.
- I like TeX, a completed program.
Most programs keep adding features until nobody wants them anymore. Donald E. Knuth created TeX decades ago in order to have a program good enough to typeset his master work, The Art of Computer Programming. Because Knuth designed TeX to be used via a language, many people have been able to build upon his work. I don't think there's any better software for creating beautifully printed documents using a computer.
- code I've written.
- If you like emacs you can peruse the .emacs and .gnus files that I use.
- Some documents I wrote.
- forwarding (old: applies to ssh protocol 1)
- Paul Keck on forwarding (newer information not by me)
- work email: ecashin@coraid.com
- personal email: ecashin@noserose.net
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For a long time, I would get an awful rash every time I got a fever. I'd also get a rash after eating a lot of soy or getting too much sun. It was a real downer, but I figured that everybody has their own cross to bear, and it wasn't so bad.
After getting sun poisoning during a trip to the beach, and sufferring through the subsequent rash, I tried an experimental treatment, controlled sun exposure. I'm happy to say that after a few months of treatment, I seem to be cured. I'm not a doctor, so take this anecdote with a grain of salt, but I have gotten fevers a two times since starting last year, and NO RASHES! It's really great. Those things would last for weeks.
- Read this
short preface and be amazed!!!
The preface to Bruce Schnier's Applied Cryptography may change the way you think about electronic communication and freedom.
After reading Schnier's preface, check out some relevant issues:
- Why does the man some call the greatest living computer programmer say we should not say "e-mail" anymore? Knuth says it's time to lose the hyphen.
- Are ideas commodities like canned soup, or are they more like the Pythagorian Theorem? The League for Programming Freedom
- proposal: Reply-To munging is a mistake.
an argument for saving a helpful distinction and empowering users, an alternative to passive confusion and technological degeneration.
- Here is Andy Dustman's web page that points out some problems with HTML email.
