I am a computer scientist, free software hacker and GNU maintainer.
Among other things I am an Atheist. There used to be a longer summary of my positions in this paragraph, but the deep disgust I have developed for every single mainstream stance has convinced me to avoid pledging any allegiance.
More information about who I am and what I do.
This page explains how you can write me or meet me.
All of my published software since the early 2000s is free software. Here you can find information about my more ambitious projects such as GNU Jitter, GNU epsilon and Marionnet.
Here you can find some minor or old hacks, of course released as free software they they are software at all.
You can verify that my GPG-signed messages actually come from me, and get my SSH public keys in case you want to let me access your machines.
My occasional musings on technical and non-technical issues, including politics and culture.
You can find my PhD thesis and my academic papers here.
I often give talks, on technical and political matters. You can find most of my presentation slides here.
I have taught in France at the university level for a total of around a decade, between 2007 and 2021. Most of my experience centered around Université Paris 13, since renamed Université Sorbonne Paris Nord, particularly at the Villetaneuse IUT (University Technological Institute) and at LIPN (Paris Nord Informatics Laboratory), Insitut Galilée; I taught briefly at EPITA in 2014.
I organised the GNU Hackers' Meeting's 2013 edition in Paris and, with E., the 2022 edition in İzmir.
This page contains some recordings of my instrumental performances.
I translated a few non-peer-reviewed articles about security and espionage written by others into the language of the country where I was born.
Other than some private services not intended for public use my server
handles this web site and my mail infrastructure.
The server also hosts a
Gemini
capsule at
gemini://ageinghacker.net
and a
Gopher
hole at
gopher://ageinghacker.net
.
I plan to set up a
GNUnet node at some point.
The machine hosts a small Tor
exit node, for the benefit of the global community.
Tor and GNUnet relay services connect to the outside world from their own
IP address 82.221.139.190
, accessible as
tor-and-gnunet-readme.ageinghacker.net
.
This machine is a VPS hosted by OrangeWebsite in Iceland. Even if the VPS works well I no longer recommend OrangeWebsite to others, since OrangeWebsite disrupted my SMTP service multiple times, treated me badly and did not apologise. Instead I am now recommending 1984 Hosting and FlokiNET as both technically superior and cheaper alternatives to OrangeWebsite, run by people with better respect for their customers.
ageinghacker.net
,
aginghacker.net
and
saiu.ch
now serves the same content over HTTP and HTTPS.
ageinghacker.net
penalised
by search engines. I remain adamant that Certificate Authorities are
a terrible idea.
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