Do I four-hundred-dollars want this?

I wrote a blog post for my employer, AusCERT, about my time at the linux.conf.au 2018 conference.

Dad was complaining that the AusCERT Week in Review is hard to read, so I wrote a new version to be a little more user-friendly.

aiohttp is pretty good.

This started as a series of notes entitled "The Tinkerer's Guide to Unicode", but I got stuck into analysing Windows' behaviour via Python.

Lying in bed at night:

I remember the day we first brought her home. She sat on top of her tower in the dining room, a small kitten with ears as large as her head, and watched us anxiously.

I was playing around in Javascript and wound up making a toy called Shadow. It’s written in pure JS with HTML5 canvas, no need for jQuery.

Check it out! This is my first web project of any significant merit, and I’m pretty happy with it so far.

This is an emoji test. lol.

There’s a library called MathJax which renders LaTeX equations in Javascript. It seems pretty neat, and its site has a long list of sponsors including StackExchange and IEEE.