Between 2002 and 2005 I was a contributor to Ars Technica. In my role of columnist of Linux.Ars I functioned as both contributing writer and editor.
Ars Technica
Reviews
- 12/2002 - IMAK SmartGlove Review
Linux.Ars Column
- July 31, 2003 - Linux.Ars: the pilot episode
- August 07, 2003 - Linux.Ars: As the LinuxWorld turns
- April 13, 2004 - Linux.Ars: /etc/init.d/linux.ars start (automatic network configuration in Debian)
- April 29, 2004 - Linux.Ars: GNOME, icons, and bugs, oh my!
- November 10, 2004 - Linux.Ars: Linux on a flash drive
- March 20, 2005 - Linux.Ars: Doing the Hula
- April 06, 2005 - Linux.Ars: Automating deployment with Subversion
- May 04, 2005 - Linux.Ars: Fun with Knoppix
- May 19, 2005 - Linux.Ars: Monitoring with Simple Event Correlator
Front Page News
- November 26, 2002 - Consumer profiling can make you gay
- December 12, 2002 - Google does shopping
- January 09, 2003 - .NOT gonna happen
- February 20, 2003 - lapsus memoriae (a slip of the memory)
- February 23, 2003 - Trustworthy Computing takes on corporate leaks
- February 25, 2003 - Pioneer 10 falls silent
- March 07, 2003 - The server, it is watching me…
- March 13, 2003 - Perfecting facial recognition
- May 13, 2003 - Lunar eclipse to be visible this Thursday, May 15th
- July 30, 2003 - Statistically irrelevant