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Geek, hacker, metal-head, climber, snowboarder, drummer, project manager, software designer and digital-rights activist. Not necessarily in that order.

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Hard software problems

There are only two hard problems in software engineering: cache invalidation, naming things and off-by-one errors.

Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

Still experimenting with WordPress and publishing

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

On GNU and on hackers

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

Wikipedia Details Government Data Requests

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

Twitter Starts to Change the Central Logic of Its Service

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

What Facebook doesn’t show you

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

America might be waging a war on whistleblowers, but Julian Assange is still a prisoner of his own ego

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

A pink fluffy cloud floated past

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

Rhubarb!

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

Experimenting with WordPress post formats

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Posted 6 years ago by Richard King.

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