My name is Aaron Hsu, and I'm a computer scientist. I'm changing the way people look at computing and programming languages, what they can do with them, and how they do it.
RetroShare Home Page The Internet today is a dangerous place, not the least because of the pervasively insecure practices of so many of its users. Many users do not understand how to properly secure their own machines. And the world is not dangerous because of crackers and invasive criminals; no,
While this may not come as a surprise for some of you who are well versed in the command line world, but I was just recently informed that the mailx mail program, which is often the default program linked to mail(1) in many Linux systems, including my personal favorite,
Donald Knuth had this to say in an interview a while back: APL is for people who have problems to solve and don't care too much about efficiency; they want a nice elegant way to state the solution to their problem, but the solution that they come up with is
I recently took the APL mappings of APLX and mapped them using the AltGr key of my keyboard using Xmodmap. And so my unhealthy fascination with APL grows stronger.keycode 108 = Mode_switch Mode_switch keycode 133 = Meta_L keycode 134 = Meta_R keycode 119 = BackSpace keysym 0x30 = 0 parenright
I have two programs that I currently wish to master: ed(1) and mc(1). Ed is about the leanest editor that I know of, and it holds a special place in my retro-but-not-really heart. Mc, or Midnight Commander, is one of the nicest file manager shells that I have