I'm now working as an assistant professor in the Computer Science Departmant of Winston-Salem State University. As part of that, I created an improved version of rLogo which I call RamLogo. RamLogo differs from rLogo in two ways: improved number support (everything is a floating point number rather than an int) and it handles recursive function calls correctly (which rLogo does not). I'll be putting the RamLogo source code up as soon as I get organized. I'm not likely to develop it further, though because I'm switching to trying to add some features to Scratch and use that as a platform for instruction instead.

I've also recently been creating cool stuff on Whirled. Such as my own version of Tetris and a Whirled-themed Slot Machine.

I've also written a guide to connecting a Sega Dreamcast to the internet by hooking its modem to your computer's modem. This may not work with all modems or all dreamcasts, but it works with my iBook and Dreamcast, and without at least one other pair which a friend of mine tried. To go with that, there's a binary version of cu the "call-up" utility from uucp which can be used in this implementing this guide.

I've done a plug-in for iMovie called Hide which allows you to censor bits of your movie.

I've also got a copy of my resume in case anyone wants to hire me for cryptographic consulting. Right now, however, I'm employed doing some, and, frankly, my plate is full enough that I can't handle any more work. But it's there in case you want to read it now with the hope of hiring me some time in the future when I'm less busy.

Also, here are the pictures from my trip to australia

I used to have a BitTorrent + RSS video blog, but due to software problems, it got shut down for the time being. I'll be bringing it back at some point. Below is stuff related to it. My blosxom based Video Blog (no frames version) which uses BitTorrent for distribution. In addition to the previously mentioned html version, I have an rss feed which should work with enclosure-style BitTorrent+RSS clients and another specialized for link-style BitTorrent+RSS clients.

I have put together a page which was once a canonical list of all BitTorrent+RSS clients which were available including an overview of most of them and a categorization of all of them. There are some newer ones now which aren't on the list. It also includes information about creating your own RSS feed to work with these clients. You can also use the rss 2.0 feed with any ordinary RSS client if you just want to access the text and headline more conveniently. Also, any RSS client which supports enclosures will download the torrent files, but not the video files that the torrent files refer to.

Then for people who want to do this sort of thing themselves, here is the plugin which I use. Before you download it, you might want to read the README. There's also an older version which doesn't come with a link-style flavour pack here.

On a related note, here is a little pack with a simple script, an INI file, and readme to help ease running Buttress on OS X. I should probably do a full happy .app port or something at some point, but for now there's a little helper script which will allow it to successfully hand off .torrent files to the BitTorrent client of your choosing. If you're so inclined and understand the problem, you could probably write it yourself in ten minutes.