I've been programming since 1977 and studied and then lectured in computing and did Unix support 1982-1990 at University of Kent at Canterbury, IRCAM and others. You'll find some stuff from the eighties on the famous tape.
In the 90s I helped set up and run the FreakNet MediaLab in Catania, Sicily and then Lumpy Street in Canterbury, UK, and more recently bootstrapped a new port of Debian for ARM processors.
I publish and/or maintain the sites:
- recwav: Fast spectrograms from slow hardware
- xvi: The smallest full-function vi clone
- bigfloat: An infinite-precision math library for Miranda and Haskell
- Delia Derbyshire's audiological chronology
- The new port of Debian GNU/Linux OS for ARM processors. Here are my notes and scripts for that project.
- Bootstrap and base software for a project based on the BeagleBoard
- Fixing GCC's code generation for the MaverickCrunch FPU
- Software for the Simplemachines Sim.One and Mizar32 computers