Beuc's homepage

• Free documentation:
  • Blog
  • Wikibooks about OpenGL
  • Blender 3D: Noob to Pro
  • MySQL administration
  • Introduction to PDF format
  • SDL 1.2 to 2.0 migration guide
  • CMake Tutorial with focus on using SFML
• Past/completed projects:
  • Savannah: the GNU SourceForge-like hosting platform, where I was admin.
  • Food Software projects:
    • Savane: the best Forge clone around, we also use it at Savannah.
    • SpécialK: a language translator ("compiler") from the algorithmic language K to Scheme.
  • Dink Smallwood-related:
    • Dink Translation: project to make localizations for the Dink Smallwood game and all related material.
    • The Dink Solutions: repository for Dink walkthroughs.
    • A tutorial for Dink's "Movie2000 sprite movie maker" feature.
    • GNU FreeDink: a portable and free port that works under GNU/Linux, *BSD, MS Woe, etc.
• Privacy:
  • Life as a Tor node
  • Honest Achmed's root certificate
  • Freedom in the Cloud (video, texts)
  • Facebook, Twitter Revolutionizing How Parents Stalk Their College-Aged Kids
  • Web 2.0 is Sharecropping (slides - w/o requiring an inefficient service)
  • Please Rob Me - Raising awareness about over-sharing
• Misc:
  • Exmap - GNU/Linux fined-grained memory analyzer
  • SDL wiki crawler-indexable mirror
  • GNU Bison tutorial examples, autoconfiscated, ready to compile.
  • Jamendo dumps fast import as a Django app for decentralization experiments
  • Introduction to Open Source / Free Software philosophy aimed at IT employees
  • Far-fetched? Apple through a different perspective
• Links:
  • Twitter you say? - The present is retarded.
  • Sysadmin & developer notes (French)

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Beuc

Until now, I never scrambled my e-mail ady, because I want people to easily contact me (and mails get harvested even if you don't publish it anyway). But now I saw my fault, and I always scramble it. Indeed, scrambling your e-mail adress is the only way people still can get your mail after all the auto-scrambler (such as mail archives) did it without asking. So if you're seeing this through an archive or a cache, enjoy a scrambled, readable e-mail ady: beuc--beuc.net :)