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April 27, 2008
Developing: Java IRC daemon
Developing: Linguistics library
Destination: Scotland
April 10, 2008
Destination: Washington DC
State: exhausted
March 3, 2008
Major update of the Java C Preprocessor
August 10, 2007
First release of a LynxFS driver for Linux
August 7, 2007
Karmasphere Labs goes live and interactive.
March 27, 2007
I finally released the C Preprocessor in Java.
December 7, 2006
Location: England
State: shattered
November 28, 2006
The first redesign for this site in nearly 10 years. It's 1am now, so the content update will have to wait.
I have a number of technical projects. I am the primary developer at Karmasphere Labs, and recently (2007) released the C preprocessor in Java and the LynxFS FUSE driver.
I co-developed (August, 2004) libspf2, an implementation of the SPF protocol, which eventually became RFC4408. I was the designer and primary implementor of SRS, the sister protocol for rewriting addresses.
My largest source base is the Anarres II LPMud, an experimental MUD library. I am developing a new compiler for the A2 library. It is designed to be fully backwards compatible with my existing code, also largely backwards compatible with MudOS, but remove bugs, use a better virtual machine and introduce features such as native methods and stricter typechecking.
This computer (currently www.anarres.org is a vhost on pink.anarres.org) was named for the colour of a friend's hair. It is a Rackable Systems S3118 19" rackmount twin Xeon with 2Gb of RAM and about 4Tb of RAID storage. It uses Gentoo, Apache and HTML::Mason. It serves mail, web and DNS. You can see how the system is doing here.
