MC's journal

Figure 1: Unnamed, me and Johan in the Apps subteam.

Found this beauty, an LM Ericsson m/50, in a second hand shop.

Once again $DAYJOB sponsored a mini hackathon in Malmö during the IETF hackathon.

The new fiber connection to my little cottage in the woods recently lit up!

I'm on a Twitter break since January.

Updated 2018-08-07 23:22 with some edits and to include links to NEXUS FAQs and mention FIXION.

Update: Code available on Github.

(Photo by Michael L.

Last Friday night, about 21:30 local time.

Update 2018-07-25: Copperhead seems to be going through a lot of drama lately.

A few days ago I found Bastian Bechtold's wonderfully simple org-static-blog, probably after finding some wise words in his blog. org-static-blog is a simple Emacs blog exporter for entries written in Org mode.

Most web sites have an "about" page.

The local ISP I use in my holiday home, Teleservice Skåne, doesn't offer native IPv6 to us lowly ADSL customers.

I've spent the last few days on my vaction experimenting with native GNU/Linux on my Toshiba Chromebook 2.

A couple of days ago I talked with a friend about computers in our primary schools.

I'm setting up a couple of FreeBSD jails in an IPv6-only world.

Never underestimate the bandwidth of a van full of cypherpunks hurling down the highway.

For a while I've been using an iPhone as my main camera.

I just switched from Pelican to Hugo for my blog.

Me and some friends wrote an IRC client in Go.

While I was on vacation the main hack.org server, totoro, suffered a disk crash.

The last two weeks I've been programming mostly in Go.

Hurricane Electric's tunnelbroker offers IPv6 tunnels that you can use without any extra client software.

I'm a bit late to the Raspberry Pi party, but when the local electronics shop had a sale of model B+ I bought two on a whim.

Some time ago the first domain name in DNS, symbolics.com, turned 30 years old.

My blog has always been just static files on a web server.

I recently switched from Gnus to another mail client, mu4e, which I use with offlineimap.

I've been using Gnus as my mail and Usenet News client for over 15 years.

I mainly use the DuckDuckGo search engine.

Modern OS X has a nice way of alerting a user that something happened called User Notifications.

I just did a new release of my simple ImageMagick-wielding gallery generator shell script, simgal.

(Edit to add Links to the IRC networks.)

I spend most of my tube time in Emacs.

First day at the new job at a university library!

On many of my FreeBSD servers I use a serial console.

[Corrected spelling.]

Les sanglots longs Des violons De l'automne Blessent mon cœur D'une langueur Monotone.

For almost two months I've been using a new computer.

This week I've been trying out the pomodoro technique.

For some reason Malmö is noisier than usual this time of year.

I recently spent a week in Barcelona with wife and daughter.

I received a disturbing e-mail a few days ago: From: "Anonymous Remailer (austria)" <mixmaster AT THE DOMAIN remailer.privacy.at> To: mc AT THE DOMAIN hack.org Subject: I have sad, tragic news, mister widerkrantz Dear Sir, with wayland, running mcwm will

Slightly updated.

I spent the Easter weekend in the UK with Biological Expirement #1 and #2.

Central Malmö, southern Sweden.

This weekend I attended FSCONS 2012.

I presented an idea of a hacker school on the Internet discovery day (IDD) at the Stockholm Waterfront congress centre last Monday.

Last weekend I had the good fortune to visit the amazing Museum Gustavianum in Uppsala, a science museum with a focus on the 16th and 17th centuries, placed in what at the time was the main university building.

Local newspaper Sydsvenskan writes about the hacker culture in a recent article (in Swedish).

Here's an important URL: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?