Minor updates.

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@ -9,12 +9,14 @@ This is metanohi.
Currently, metanohi resides on *metanohi.name*. Originally, it was on Currently, metanohi resides on *metanohi.name*. Originally, it was on
*metanohi.org* which now redirects requests to .name. To contact [[./niels][Niels]] (the *metanohi.org* which now redirects requests to .name. To contact [[./niels][Niels]] (the
creator), contact him at [[mailto:ns@metanohi.name][ns@metanohi.name]] {(ns@metanohi.org redirects all creator), send him an electronic mail at [[mailto:ns@metanohi.name][ns@metanohi.name]] {(ns@metanohi.org
mails to that address)}&small. redirects all mails to that address)}&small.
metanohi is XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2 valid (mostly). Currently, metanohi.name pages metanohi is XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2 valid (mostly). Currently, metanohi.name pages
are served as text/html and not as application/xml+xhtml (as they should). This are served as text/html and not as application/xml+xhtml (as they should). This
might get fixed. might get fixed (it is extremely easy to fix, but if fixed, some things
depending on external JavaScript which depends on non-XHTML, like the FSF
widget on the front page, might cease to work).
** Copying ** Copying

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Niels G. W. Serup is the creator of metanohi and [[/projects/mege/][mege]], metanohi's engine. He Niels G. W. Serup is the creator of metanohi and [[/projects/mege/][mege]], metanohi's engine. He
was born in 1992 and lives in Denmark. was born in 1992 and lives in Denmark.
He studies datalogi (computer science) at the University of Copenhagen, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIKU][DIKU]].
** Contact ** Contact
@ -40,11 +42,33 @@ Links: <@eval macros.titlelink('/writings/stumpwm')@>, [[https://gitorious.org/n
I run Trisquel, a fully free as in freedom operating system. [[http://trisquel.info][Get it]]. I run Trisquel, a fully free as in freedom operating system. [[http://trisquel.info][Get it]].
*** Unison
I use [[http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/index.html][Unison]] to synchronize files.
More and more people are beginning to rely on fancy stuff such as the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gopher_(protocol)][internet]]
to synchronize their [[http://nxg.me.uk/note/2005/singular-data/][data]]. I don't. I can not be sure there is always fast
internet, and I cannot be sure that my data is secure, except if I spend time
encrypting it heavily.
When I am done using my desktop computer at the end of a day, I transfer files
from my desktop computer to my USB flash drive with Unison. Then I place my USB
flash drive in one of my left pockets and forget about it. The next day, when I
need to synchronize my files with my laptop, I remember putting my flash drive
in my lower left pocket. I pick it up and put it in my laptop, and then I run
Unison again.
It's fast, secure and durable (I often have poor or even none connection when
working on my laptop).
** Virtual existences ** Virtual existences
In order of randomness:
+ [[http://libreplanet.org/wiki/User:NqpZ][Libreplanet]] + [[http://libreplanet.org/wiki/User:NqpZ][Libreplanet]]
+ [[http://identi.ca/nqpz][Identi.ca]] + [[http://identi.ca/nqpz][Identi.ca]]
+ [[http://nqpz.filmaster.com/][Filmaster]]
+ [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:NqpZ][Wikipedia]] + [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:NqpZ][Wikipedia]]
+ [[https://savannah.gnu.org/users/nqpz][GNU Savannah]] + [[https://savannah.gnu.org/users/nqpz][GNU Savannah]]
+ [[https://gitorious.org/~nqpz][Gitorious]] + [[https://gitorious.org/~nqpz][Gitorious]]

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@ -17,10 +17,21 @@ modified Org-Mode syntax for documents.
Both are works in progress, like mege. Note that the author of mege does Both are works in progress, like mege. Note that the author of mege does
believe in good documentation. And while believing is not the same as doing, believe in good documentation. And while believing is not the same as doing,
good mege documentation /will/ exist at some point in the near future. good mege documentation /will/ exist at some point in {the near}&del a future.
*Note:* The part of mege that generates HTML from Org-Mode files works quite
well (surprisingly well, actually), but code-wise and design-wise it is not
great. In Danish, such code is called /slamkode/ which literally means
something like {/garbage/}/{/excrement code/} (I don't know the exact
translation of the "slam" I'm thinking of, but it's the stuff you'll find in
sewers). This part will have to be rewritten at some point, possibly to factor
in support for a new markup language meant to replace the current, somewhat
strange Org-Mode-my-mode mix.
* Download * Download
No release is out yet. You can clone the current code with git: No release is out yet. You can clone the current code with git (always
up-to-date):
: $ git clone git://metanohi.name/mege : $ git clone git://metanohi.name/mege