About Me
I work in Japan as a Software Engineer. I love obscure programming languages, open-source, cycling and Japanese culture.
Author Archives: Eduardo Gonzalez
Password Maker
With all the recent database compromises going on lately, I’ve decided to step my passwords up a notch. My old “password scheme” was pretty simple, I had 4 different levels of passwords so that if a lower one got compromised … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Security
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My first Arduino
Yesterday my wife decided to buy yet another sewing pattern book and I decided to tag along. As a Kindle user, there’s usually very little for me to do at a bookstore. I usually just look around the IT section … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Linux, Programming
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Announcing Better Mail
Better Mail for Android on AppBrain About a year ago I bought the first Android phone available in Japan for the sole reason of making apps. Unfortunately I’ve had very few itches that needed scratching. About a month ago that … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Japan, Linux, Uncategorized
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How To Get etags Working in Emacs
You’ve been using Emacs for how long and you haven’t figured this out yet? Yup. Up until now I’ve never really needed to actually get etags working in Emacs. I remember trying to figure it out long ago as a … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Programming, Work
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No more user submitted link sites
Hacker News was and still is pretty much a great source of interesting articles on the internet, but I’m starting to see a cycle. I think I’ve learned most of what HN has to offer. So from this second forward … Continue reading
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