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RSA version 1.3 released

A new version of my pure-Python RSA implementation has been released. The one major change is improved compatibility with Windows. Download EGG files for Python 2.4, Python 2.5 or the source package at the Python Package index.

Toying with Voronoi diagrams

For my Master of Science degree I have to work with Voronoi diagrams. They can be easily visualized (and toyed with) with the DotPlacer applet. Just enable the “Voronoi” check box, and add some points!

Bridged networking in KVM

One of the advantages of VMWare is that it has easy to set up bridged networking. However, I love Open Source so I started to experiment with KVM, the Kernel-based Virtual Machine.

I can only get health insurance by breaking the law

I wrote an updated version of this blog post in 2016, and keep the list of f*ckups up to date there: My Name in the Modern World. My last name is Stüvel.

Resting in NWN2: Storm of Zehir

The new Neverwinter Nights 2 expansion Storm of Zehir disallows resting in many areas. This is much more restrictive than what we’re familiar with in other NWN2 campaigns - or any other D&D-based game, for that matter.

The Soundabout performing in Buk Buk

I’ll be performing as the drummer of my band The Soundabout in BukBuk, Heiloo, this evening. We’re a ska/funk/reggae band, and play as support act for De Skatjes. Buk Buk is easy to reach by train, only a two minute walk from the train station.

Python Flickr API 1.2 released

Today I released the Python Flickr API version 1.2. Originally the Python interface was made by Beej, and since it’s seen many an improvement. Here’s what’s new in this version:

Hacking in Fallout 3, even easier

Hacking in Fallout 3 has become easier than ever. Now all you need is this website and some typing and clicking. No more cracking your brains, no more hard and difficult counting and checking letters, it’s all done for you!

Hacking in Fallout 3

Fallout 3 is my latest addiction. It’s a great game by the makers of Oblivion. Part of the game is the hacking of computer terminals. It is basically a Master Mind game, but then with letters.

Java does not support Unicode, Python does

Sometimes Java just amazes me. As a friend of mine posted, Java does not support Unicode. Of course, my favourite language Python has a much friendlier approach to Unicode: >>> s = '⿱𠂉乙'.