In this rus­sian site, you can see how they got my post about the San­ta Fe python even­t. And ap­par­ent­ly what im­pressed them is the thing about the fish and the beer.

I have switched the RSS feeds to feed­burn­er.

Why? Be­cause I don't want peo­ple to ev­er lose my page again if I switch host­ings :-(

My old page at pyc­s.net is still there, aban­doned. I can't up­date it, I can't delete it... it's very sad, be­cause they gave me great ser­vice for sev­er­al years.

Of course it may cause the clas­sic "plan­et thinks ev­ery­thing is new" but no oth­er RSS read­er did it, I swear I test­ed sev­er­al!

As a bonus, I get traf­fic anal­y­sis of the RSS sub­scriber­s, which I nev­er had.

I do some strange stuff. I read bout world cup match­es on the news­pa­pers of the oth­er coun­try. I read trav­el­ogues about the city I live in.

And that, gave me this.

To­day, a new ver­sion of XView was re­leased.

You know... open­look?

Yes, re­al­ly.

And the FAQs in­clude things like this:

Q: The sec­ond ttysw in my pro­gram does­n't work

A: XView on­ly sup­ports one ttysw per pro­gram!

Just be­cause I am a shame­less nerd, here is, in all it's geek­i­tude, my 2002 es­say about hack­ing and Lord Of The Rings, res­cued from its de­served ob­scu­ri­ty for a few min­utes, with some ex­tra foot­notes...