I don’t consider myself a beginner to Unix or computers (I even have a PhD in the damn things), but I do consider myself a fairly inept and inexperienced systems administrator, with no great desire to spend the time to become better, and my needs are fairly basic - just the usual web/shell/IRC/mail server stuff, and other random infrastructure needs that come along for my work. Incidentally, this is exactly why I prefer OpenBSD. — Why I run OpenBSD

comp.lang.c Frequently Asked Questions: A collection of hypertext pages by Steve Summit. #clang

Billions of Code Name Permutations in 32 bits.

Write more, but shorter.

Once you choose the technology that runs your blog, use it. Don’t replace it, ever. Never ever rewrite it. — How to blog

There is hardly ever a good reason to invert a matrix. — Don’t invert that matrix

gobang: A cross-platform TUI database management tool written in Rust. #database

Beyond Multiple Linear Regression: Applied Generalized Linear Models and Multilevel Models in R. #rstats

Here’s the thing though, you never actually need to really learn your text editor… Unless you use vim. — Vim - I hate to love you

If your choice of operating system depends on any kind of formalities rather than on technical quality, OpenBSD is not the project you are looking for. — OpenBSD: Clean, Correct Code by Default