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.aware eZine gamma released! by on 09/03/08 10:47
There we go, the .aware ezine, gamma issue, has now officially been released!
Minor Zine Release Delay by on 08/29/08 06:26
I am back from my vacation - however, I also have an important exam on the 2nd of September, hence the ezine release will be delayed until the 6th: I just have no time to do the editing right now. Also, some people did not send in their (promised) articles yet. We can delay the zine by one or two more weeks - but I am not willing to stretch it any further. So. Send those papers!
FFT Article Revision by on 08/29/08 06:21
I revised the FFT article of the beta zine to be more according to the bigint implementation I eventually published.
Vacation & new PGP key by on 08/19/08 16:47
I will be on vacation for one week. I am not sure about internet connection yet, so I might not be able to fetch my emails, restore backups or upload your sisters photo series to the server during this time. This is just FYI. If, however, you want to contact me: I have a new pgp public key.
This is the win32 prototype of my big integer library. Because of the inline assembler, it will not compile with gcc, as I pointed out before. Sooner or later there will be a written article about this library and a documentation, remember that this is just a preview.
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