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| - Why 440Hz matter / How frequencies work | |
| - The logic behind Quines | |
| - Recording at home: a primer | |
| - Stack-based programming languages | |
| - Proxies and reverse proxies | |
| - Building compilers | |
| - How to blog often: a few tips | |
| - Vision: a collaborative recording solution | |
| - The principle of abstraction | |
| - Universality vs configuration | |
| - Weird signatures: 4/4 is boring (The Dear Hunter, Switchfoot, Yanni, Dream Theater) | |
| - A big series of tubes: TCP, UDP | |
| - The magic of hashes (one-way, math behind it, applications) | |
| - Symmetric and asymmetric encryption | |
| - Money and internet (selling copies doesn't work) | |
| - What computers are not good at (recognition, cognition) | |
| - Vim survival guide | |
| - How DNS works | |
| - How e-mail works | |
| - BDSM 101: myths & basic advice |
@romac Because tomorrow is the only day I have class. Which, of course, means tonight is the night I have the most ideas.
I wanna hear about your vision for collaborative recording, because I have one as well. Second, "How to blog often".
Would love to read your take on stack-based programming languages! "How to blog often" too :D
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I can't wait to read them, why are they not written already? :)