With minimal effort, your '/tmp/' directory can become a self-tidying, self-prioritising, storage-saving workspace.
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Marc
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Usable #Security, Human-Computer Interaction (#hci) & Machine Learning (#ai), from a #UNIX perspective.
Hey! I'm Marc, a Cybersecurity Lecturer working on #AI and Usable Security. I focus on using natural language processing to counter fraud and deception online. I mainly write about #academia, #hci, and #digitalMinimalism from a #UNIX perspective.
For many it's the start of a new #academic term and with that many, many research projects are kicking off or going into higher-gear. Here's some unconventional and overlooked tools I used to make the research process easier:
Readers of the blog may have noticed my little tiles (⠵) I've used for quite some time now as somewhat of a logo. Let's talk about them.
I try not to let myself fall into becoming too much of a caricature of a #UNIX evangelist but over the past few weeks I've kept returning to the same question: Did #UX peak with the #commandline?
It's #octOpenBSD month so I've written about why #OpenBSD offers a more reliable, stable, and productive view on computing.
A few colleagues questioned why my drafts were filled with these unusual symbols or why once I started writing it seemed like I didn't stop for thought - it's easy, it's because of TK.
Looking for photos, graphics, or illustrations for your #lectures? I've recently updated my little #academic search engine with a bunch of new sources including the Digital Public Library of America, Europeana, and the New York Heritage Digital Collections - all under #creativecommons or royalty-free licenses.
Cleaning out a few days ago, I stumbled across an aberration in computing history: the netbook. What happened to these little machines and why should we bring them back?