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This blog serves as a repository of things I have done and things I want to do, since I get most of my knowledge from blogs and forums I will also share them here. Sharing should be bidirectional, it benefits myself and other people. No one knows everything, if you gain knowledge from the community it is best you can give back to the community as well; if you learn something from someone, find opportunity to share your knowledge with him/her as well.
I've always been more of a coder than a writer so entries here may be few and far between but I do have some ideas for things I'd like to get off my chest so check back occasionally or keep an eye on the RSS feed just in case.
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Here you will find a variety of random keys that can be used for passwords, encryption keys, etc. - all randomly generated, just for you! Simply refresh this page for a completly new set of keys.
Just paste in your service config and get it in a shiny new format.
SFML provides a simple interface to the various components of your PC, to ease the development of games and multimedia applications. It is composed of five modules: system, window, graphics, audio and network.
LISA stands for LInux Switching Appliance. It's a project that aims at building a network multilayer switching device that runs on a (slightly modified) PC hardware architecture running Linux.
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