I came across this project some time ago, long before people were regularly doing amazing things in javascript.
Here’s a demo and the associated code to impliment AES (128,182,256) in Javascript. You can fully and securely encrypt the data before it leaves the browser with this javascript based encryption library.
Today, Lifehacker.com posted an article advocating the use of home made safety goggles crafted from a disused soda bottle and a rubber band. It was at this point that I decided I could do better. (or at least make an outward attempt not to have the public injure themselves)
Now, I can’t post fifty-six articles a day. And it’s not like I’ll never post the same article at a future date because it’s relevant or simply because I feel like it. My grammar and spelling are both severely sub par for any use in publication. I don’t have the time to spell check some half-assed troll article that I can only assume is designed to fill some quota. If I don’t have something that I’m just itching to post, I don’t have to post anything. And that’s how I like it.
Don’t get me wrong, I really do like the people at Lifehacker. At one point their work was the only thing I stopped to read during the day. It just feels like over time, the content has become too redundant, too commonplace and most recently too dangerous.
If I’m lucky and I can find enough time outside of work and home I might manage some inspired content here, unfortunately, for now, the lions share will come from other sites, properly linked and credited when reasonable.
You should expect to see a smattering of content from a fairly wide range of technical and scientific topics. Mostly anything that interests me, maybe a few things that tick me off, and hopefully some self help.
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