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A history of Free Software and Open Source Software. BTW, I’m firmly in the Free Software camp. You just can’t argue with RMS’s ideology.

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How To Tell Stuff To A Computer - The Enigmatic Art of Knowledge Representation is a lengthy article (that I have yet to finish) about computers and semantics that I found via Reddit.  The article is quite broad and not too technical.

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This is a video in the Advanced Topics in Programing Languages Series from the collection of Google Tech Talk sessions.  Since I took a type  theory class last fall, I’ve had a hard on for the Haskell programming language.  This video does a good job of showing the power of ( Read more... )

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FPGA Run Queue in the Linux v2.6 Kernel was the title of the final project report for EECS 750: Operating Systems. Keith Preston and I worked on getting the Linux v2.6 kernel running on an FPGA. The FPGA we used was slightly modified design originally produced by ITTC’s ( Read more... )

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Distributed Incentive in P2P File Sharing Networks was the title of the final project for EECS 690: Cryptography and Information Security. Patrick Casteel and I developed a simple network simulator in Java and used it to simulate different file sharing protocols we developed. ( Read more... )