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Here is a list of Android games that involve thinking: Chess Unblock Me – the classic game of moving blocks to slide a block out Go – Japanese board game Minecraft Pocket Edition Cut the Rope games The Sims Freeplay Monument Valley Bad Piggies Engineer: Cars Stone Flips (like Lights Out) The Room […] Free root access on a SE Linux machine! To access my Debian play machine ssh to zp7zwyd5t3aju57m.onion as root, the password is “SELINUX“. I give no-one permission to distribute this password. If you want to share information on this machine you must give the URL to this web site. In some jurisdictions it would be […] I’ve previously blogged about the productive length of questions at lectures [1]. But it seems to me that worthless questions can be recognised before the person asking even gets properly started. Here is a list of ways of recognising them: Appeal to authority. If someone tells you about their job or other qualifications before asking […] Here are some online psychological tests that can be used as part of an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) self-diagnosis. Simon Baron-Cohen is well known for his research into Autism, some of it is quite controversial (particularly the “Extreme Male Brain” theory which is widely rejected in the Autism community). There are some interesting tests based […] I’ve had a couple of parents ask me for advice about children with Asperger Syndrome (AS), in one case a child who was formally diagnosed and in another case a child who is suspected of being an Aspie but who hasn’t been assessed. I don’t claim to be an expert on these things, but based […] Here are some free books that I have downloaded and read: Cory Doctorow’s book Eastern Standard Tribe was the first novel I read on my computer. His other novels are linked here. The novelette A Colder War by Charles Stross is really good. The novel Accelerando by Charles Stross is very well written and has […] This table shows the power consumption of some of the computers I own. I use a domestic electricity meter that was certified for use in billing customers to measure this. Any inaccuracies in the measurement will correspond to inaccuracies in electricity bills of people who use such computers. Before anyone asks, I am not interested […] POP (Post Office Protocol) is the most used protocol for receiving mail from a server to a MUA (Mail User Agent) for reading. It is specified in RFC1939. But the way it works (in most cases) is quite simple and doesn’t require reading the RFC, connect to port 110 (the standard port for POP3) and […] The first thing to test is a TLS (aka SSL) connection. The stunnel program has special code for this, the command “stunnel -n smtp -c -r mail.example.com:25” will connect to the server via SMTP and negotiate SSL. If you use gnutls then the command “gnutls-cli -s mail.example.com -p 25” will connect to the server, allow […] It’s a commonly held myth that hardware RAID is unconditionally better than software RAID. That claim is not true in all cases and is particularly wrong at the low end. Really Cheap Hardware RAID The cheapest so-called hardware RAID uses RAID in the BIOS and relies on an OS driver for support when running in […] |
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