Who!?

Living in Cologne, Germany (GMT+1).
Came here for a Google hit on SSHNotes, decided to stay for the rest of the content.
Increasing my Google pagerank for fun and profit: Aristotle Pagaltzis' homepage

Loyal Perl hacker. You can often find me at free bonus. My Perl GeekCode

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Comments from other people:

Highly appreciated WikiGnome!

--CraigBox

Appears to have a full time job editing the WLUG Wiki.

--JohnMcPherson

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//www.the-burrow.freeserve.co.uk/zzap/gallery/logo%20gold%20medal.jpg] : --CraigBox (after the ProgrammingLanguage refactor)

Vote AristotlePagaltzis for God, for doing all the work on the WLUG wiki.

--StuartYeates

My loyalties in various ReligiousWars:

• Vim over Emacs
• AMD CPUs over Intel CPUs - but not passionately
• Neither KDE nor GNOME - hate both with a passion. Plain X11 with Pekwm as my WindowManager for me.
• NoReplyToMunging over ReplyToMunging - get a decent MailClient already.
• Linux over Windows - do I even have to comment?
• Vim over Emacs
• GPL or BSDLicense - I have yet to decide
• AppleMacintosh or x86 - neutral. The PowerPC is definitely nicer, but x86 by AMD wins bang/buck.
• RedHat vs DebianLinux vs YourLinuxDistributionOfChoice - Slackware. Anything that does not default to automatic dependency resolution preferred. Source based PackageManagement required (I compile from source on Slack).
• Apples over Oranges
• Did I mention Vim over Emacs?
• Oh and, lest I forget, Vim over Emacs

Wiki pet projects:

• SSHNotes
• ProgrammingLanguage
• Keeping a growing backlog of pages InNeedOfRefactor

Remember: YouCanNeverPreviewEnoughTimes

You've been missing a while? You still about? And, does your webpage/blog have an RSS feed? -- PerryLorier

I've been somewhat absent, yeah. Removing my bookmark and subscribing to the RecentEdits feed seems not to have been such a good idea..

Plasmasturm does not yet have an RSS feed, because it's all purely hand-maintained HTML (besides the neat SSI hackery I posted about a while ago). I'm working on that though: a few days ago I discovered Bryar is flexible enough that I can integrate it into my site, rather than integrating my site into a blog system, as most of them would require me to. Right now I'm working on a custom datasource for it, so that I can maintain individual entries manually the way all of the rest of the site works, and only have Bryar generate the frontpage and feeds for me. That would also get me commenting capability, whee.

You read Plasmasturm? :-)

--AristotlePagaltzis

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