Credits

This website was hand-coded using Bluefish. Some dynamic pages are created on the fly using Python; some static pages are created once by Python scripts. Images were designed and edited using The GIMP, Scribus, and Inkscape. Markup was validated using the w3c's HTML and css validation services and HTML Tidy and Google's Structured Data Testing Tool and Facebook's debugger. All of this was accomplished under Bodhi and CrunchBang GNU/Linux and Linux Mint without using any Microsoft products.

The following items were not created by me, or are derivative works:

• Oliver Reichenstein's blog post Sweep the Sleaze has convinced me to stop using the AddThis widget, even though I think that their Privacy Policy is better than most. The widget was removed from the site's navigation bar on 20 February 2014.
• The microformat buttons on the front page (and on other site pages) come from microformats.org's button page. (N.B.: I try to write semantically rich HTML when it makes sense to do so, and if you're using savvy software, such as Firefox with the Operator or Tails plug-ins, you should be able to make use of embedded information when browsing this site.)
• The W3C valid buttons come from the W3C's Markup Validator.
• The RSS-based news mashup device on the personal information page takes advantage of the Google AJAX Feed API, and its implementation is based on sample code from that source.
• My FOAF description is initially based on code generated by FOAF-a-matic.
• The site's current styling is inspired by Skeleton; some pages use Skeleton directly for styling. There is a gradual transition happening that moves everything to Skeleton, but that will not be finished for a very long time, if ever.
• Many menu icons for this site come from The Noun Project:
  • Wrench by Mike O'Brien
  • Email by iconoci
  • User by JM Waideaswaran
  • Book by Tony Gines
  • Key by Lorenzo Baldini
  • Documentby Ryan Beck
  • RSS by Austin Condiff
  • Twitter by Maria Maldonado
  • Pull Request by Richard Slater
• The GNU social menu button is based on a logo that has been placed in the public domain by Jonas Laugs and Steven DuBois.

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