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The original (walk-in) Info-Closet, circa 1995

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  • Alter Ego: Running Windows XP Pro on Ubuntu with Qemu and KQemu (Qemu accelerator) ...

  • Installation/QemuEmulator - Community Ubuntu Documentation ...

  • ProjectPlan40 - The Linux Foundation ...

  • SLOCCount User's Guide ...

  • Giving Away Software For Free Costs More Than You Would Think (Part 1) | fsckin w/ linux ...

  • Index of /ftp/fedora/linux/9/Fedora/source/iso ...

  • SLOCCount ...

  • Counting Source Lines of Code (SLOC) ... Debian 3.1 ("Sarge") had grown to about 230 million source lines of code, with an estimated 60,000 person-years and billion USD redevelopment cost.

  • Zen Marxism ...

  • NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Birthday problem ... perl -e 'for (1..23) {{int(rand(365)+1)}++}; for (keys %h) {print __END__ , ": ", {__END__ }, " timesn" if {__END__ } > 1}'

  • Steven Levy on How the Chumby Could Become Man's New Best Friend ...

  • Specifications - The Linux Foundation ...

  • SpecDatabaseSchema - The Linux Foundation ...

  • LSB RPM Uplift - The Linux Foundation ...

  • Specifications - The Linux Foundation ...

  • Tue, 06 Dec 2005

    Jay's Tinfoil Hat

    My friend Jay O'Connell has a podcast called "Jay's Tinfoil Hat". He's done about a dozen 10-minute episodes so far, on topics ranging from his young son Milo's gender variance (Milo wants to be a girl), to watching the first gay marriages take place in Cambridge, to adolescent partying, his first apartment, transhumanism, immortality, and cryonics. He has an engaging narrative voice, which is unique yet reminds me of Spalding Gray or This American Life. He also illustrates each podcast with beautiful original photographs and illustrations.

    Jay's junkyard

    This episode is my favourite, about a junkyard that Jay used to play in as a kid. It has a surprise ending that epitomises my friend -- and curiously enough is reminiscent of Narnia, but don't let that stop you from listening.

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