Tomasz Kramkowski

My desktop email client of choice can render both `text/plain` and `text/html` emails.

Among the many hobbies that modern nerds pick up, one has recently become incredibly popular: making everything in your house dangerously unreliable by inserting a bunch of software where previously simple wires had sufficed.

Recently, the inclusion of `libsystemd` as a dependency of distribution vendored copies of OpenSSH server caused a bit of a scare.

Recently I was writing a little code generation utility which took lots of positional arguments.

If anyone is, like me, still using the N900, they may have noticed that acquiring an initial GPS fix can take minutes.

As of today my domain finally supports DNSSEC.

I spend a lot of time in ##c hoping to provide useful information to people wishing to learn and understand C and almost every day I see malloc and realloc code which appears to be straight from a horror movie.

So after transferring my domain from transip.eu to namecheap.com for WHOIS privacy I realised that suddenly the Google public DNS servers were no longer able to resolve my domain.

After putting it off for a few months, and a weekend of trying to make the perfect simple stylesheet, I finally got around to re-doing my website.