A Response to "Victimology bites"

This started out as a comment on Eric Raymond's "Victimology bites" blog post, but got long enough that I figured I'd turn it into its own blog post.

yt-bulk-py: A good program with a bad name

So I just finished another exhausting Ballroom competition, and once again, there are a ton of videos to upload (133, to be exact). Since I found myself doing this more and more, I decided to make my life easier by some code to help the process out.

Comparing Emacs Version-parsing Libraries

Recently, I've become interested in advancing the (currently sad) state of Emacs package management. It is a well-documented problem (see here for more detail), so I won't discuss it generally.

Letter to the US Trade Representative

From this Ars Technica article, the US Trade Representative, the body in charge of negotiating the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), has a section open for comments about the treaty. Let them know that you favor an open Internet and balanced copyright laws. I've copied my comment to them (which was too long to fit in the form, blah) here.

Copyright: You know the drill

This is a reply to a reply to my earlier post about copyright. Here, for your viewing pleasure, is my full response.

Copyright in Context

This is my response to this Ars Technica article.

Just to make your lives difficult...

I finally bit the bullet and renamed my GitHubaccount from "dhax" to "haxney". I did
this to increase the consistency of my online names, so hopefully things will be less confusing overall.