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a vague, apocryphal, and soi-disant description of the author
What
This site is a collection of odds and ends I have incidentally produced: including software, articles, notes, book transcriptions, and whatever else.
The name HXA7241 takes its pattern from the film THX-1138:
“How shall the new environment be programmed? It all happened so slowly that most people failed to realise that anything had happened at all.”
Who
Mostly, I have been writing software for various platforms and languages – for many years. (Here is the most ancient code I still have.) I am usually in Northern Europe.
But really: I am less than 0.5% different from anyone else genetically, and just as ordinary experientially – so look around, pick anyone, and you will have a fairly good picture of me.
Contact
- Web
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http://www.hxa.name
http://www.hxa7241.org - hxa7241 (at) googlemail (dot) com
- http://twitter.com/hxa7241
- GitHub
- http://github.com/hxa7241
Surroundings
pictures
Not photos – that would be too mundane. Here are some synthetic renderings (made with one of my old renderers) of my old study:
both luminaires switched on
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only desklamp switched on
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other
- Bibliography of print-books [txt]
- Reliquary — some ancient obscure Z80 code