I put up my web presence in 1997. The site location has moved a few times since then (from one college to another, then to PC on which I was running Debian and OpenBSD, then to a friend's machine for a few months as I was in the process of moving, then to a Mac on which I was running Ubuntu and Debian). The content and design have been expanded a few times as well, but much of the original content remains.
I'm not a designer, but I am/was darned opinionated about website design. I've tried to keep this site clean, simple, and navigable. This means legible fonts, wide margins, few images, organized navigation links, and a site which is viewable in text-only web browsers. The HTML was written using a smattering of text editors (pico, nano, joe, and vim). I've tried to use standards-compliant HTML and have tested the site appearance in a variety of web browsers (though admittedly not recently). In addition to HTML, there's a bit of CSS2, PHP, and Perl for site maintenance. Images are largely PNGs and JPGs generated by GraphicConverter. If it looks like this site was designed more than 10 years ago, that's because it was. :)
If you're on IPv6, you can also (sometimes) access this site at ipv6.yellowpigs.net.
Opinions expressed on this site are solely mine and are not representative of my current or previous employers, friends, or anyone else.
All materials on the computer section of this website are licensed under a Creative Commons License. I'm open to licensing other writings and photos on request (e.g, for use on Wikipedia).
Plagiarism is not at all appreciated. Seriously, don't do it: you'll miss out on an opportunity to learn, and you'll probably get caught. I've had two professors contact me about plagiarized papers. If you believe any of these works to have been plagiarized, please contact me.
(Last updated Feb 2011)