About The Author
I am what I do, then what I think I am.
Due to deep confusion and identity crisis, this section is intentionally left blank.
The crisis is over now. Still, I don't seem to have an identity. It is ok, I guess. It is rather freeing to live this way.
Occasionally a computer-human interaction researcher, figuring out how to interop with humans better.
You can find its traces on…
- Github, where it patches software.
- Codeberg, where it publishes software it wrote and patches software.
- git.envs.net, where it hoard most of its code.
- itch.io, a video game store that also sells other files!
Contact
If you think you can improve my writing, or found a typo on this website, please let me know. It can also be used for sending other messages to me.
Matrix: @iacore:envs.net
Email: inquiry+site🙃1a-insec.net PGP Key
If you have interesting stuff that you want to tell me, send it here. Any domain is fine - it doesn't have to do with computing or sociology.
Email: inquiry+interesting🙃1a-insec.net PGP Key (yes, it's the same key)
If you think you can provide me with employment opportunites, please read this.
About The Writing Here
Q: How to cite an article from this website?
A: Include the following in any order you like: my name, article title, original URL, archived URL (I recommend https://archive.is/).
Q: What's with the writing style?
A: Commanding natural language is not my strongest feat. I try out different writing styles for fun. You are expected to read every article in full to understand it. For more information, please re-read.
Q: Where's the proof? Where's the reasoning?
A: Some of my articles - especially social ones - involves bruteforcing a solution out of a problem space. This requires understanding of the problem space and computing power to brute-force it. Because all solvers I use (that are efficient enough) destroy intermediate data, so at the end of a computing session, I don't even know why it works. It's fair to say that those articles are my personal experience.
Facts About The Website
Q: What is it made of?
A: This website is made with Deno, Lume and uhtml. It is hosted on exozyme.
Q: Why "insecure" in website name?
A: Because the website relies on HTTP and DNS.
Q: Why does it look like this?
A: I have used far too many build tools and frontend frameworks. Now I only wish to sleep more.
Q: Why the text is unstyled?
A: I hate using typeface to convey meaning. That said, you can download free fonts from Google Fonts, then set one as default in your browser's settings.
Q: Is there a "now" page?
A: No. An interesting property of my projects is that they are either being conceptualized or done; the phase in between is very short.