About on Infinite Digits

TLDR: Check out the website at share.schollz.com. share is an open-source server where you can easily share files through the browser or the terminal. share is inspired by transfer.sh and send.firefox.com which also store files temporarily after uploading…

(click here to see the books I enjoyed last year) This year, my favorite book was Shadow Divers by Robert Kurson.

Every website I’ve built recently has made use of websockets.

My first album is a set of experimental easy-listening electronic music created using the op-1 synthesizer.

Submitted to The New Yorker on July 13th, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on July 13th, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on July 13th, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on July 13th, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on July 13th, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on July 13th, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on July 13th, 2019.

These photos narrate pieces of my life from 2019.

If you are viewing this website in Chrome, then you can use it to connect two MIDI keyboards.

TLDR: Use the website at findabooktoread.com.

Here’s a simple trick for SSH tunneling, so that you can bind a local port to one on a server that you have SSH access.

Submitted to The New Yorker on March 3rd, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on March 3rd, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on March 3rd, 2019.

Submitted to The New Yorker on March 3rd, 2019.

Docker is a useful container but it is also useful as a way to easily start/restart programs on multiple systems - or a single system.

offlinenotepad is an open-source offline note taking app.

Vim is a console-based text editor that has been around for 27 years (actually its a clone from vi that is 43 years old).

There are a lot of ways to transfer files.1 Above the basic necessity of preserving the data during the transfer, sharing data should be fast, secure, and – most of all – easy.

Why another tool?

I’ve made another tool, e2ecp, for transferring files between machines.

There is a new version of FIND now, called “FIND3.”

This is a FaaS: functions as a service.

I listen to a lot of Spotify and make a lot of playlists.

(click here to see the podcasts I enjoyed last year) There is a new fad in podcasting where you make a short, digestible series with a finite set of episodes from the beginning.

These photos really narrate pieces of my life from 2018.

(click here to see the books I enjoyed last year) Finding books # To find good books this year, I re-wrote my book suggestions webapp and tried to find a book similar to Imaginary Magnitude by Stanisław Lem.

Submitted to The New Yorker on 11/11/2018.

Submitted to The New Yorker on 11/11/2018.

Submitted to The New Yorker on 11/11/2018.

Submitted to The New Yorker on 11/11/2018.

Submitted to The New Yorker on 11/11/2018.

Submitted to The New Yorker on 11/11/2018.

TLDR: Use the website at rwtxt.com. rwtxt is an open-source website where you can store any text online for easy sharing and quick recall.

There are many tools that can do this but AFAIK croc is the only tool that is easily installed and used on any platform, and has secure peer-to-peer transferring, and has the capability to resume broken transfers.

ChickenCam was created because I feared the chickens were plotting against me.

I like to write code and always have - my earliest project is a band name generator from 2003.

Extract and tag ingredients from a website Extract ingredients from other recipe sites right in the browser!

Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket are all web interfaces for git.

There are some great ways to archive sites on the web.

Keybase is a great system for mounting a end-to-end encrypted filesystem.

I’ve been enjoying writing in vim a lot more.

Note: this tutorial is deprecated.

Pure-go library for cross-platform thread-safe local peer discovery using UDP multicast.

I’ve done dozens of races and about 15 marathons since I started running.

Sometimes when I want a recipe to cook something new I will find several recipes for the same thing and try to use them as a guide to generate an average or “consensus” recipe.