Versiunea in romana
Published articles
This is a part of the articles i wrote.
Recent articles:
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Implementing OpenVPN
My first and, so far, my only article published by FedoraNEWS.org. It describes an unusual but interesting Open Source VPN solution.
Update: the article has been picked up by LinuxToday.com. Here is the link to it provided by them, also with some comments.
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Making Digital Movies on Linux
This is my first (and so far, my only) article published by Linux Journal. It discusses a method to capture on your computer movies made with a digital camcorder, and convert them to formats appropriate for writing on normal CDs.
Update: the article has been picked up by LinuxToday.com. Here is the link to it provided by them, also with some comments.
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The Good, The Odd and The
Missing
Newspiece about LinuxWorld Expo, San Francisco, august 2003
These are the articles published by
ExPress - a monthly magazine published by Expert.
Unfortunately, i didn't took the time to translate them into english
(well, my english is not quite perfect anyway...). So i just wrote a short
notice next to each other, so you can at least get an idea about what's in
there.
- Bridges between domains (nov '98)
A journalist's look towards the technologies that made the Internet happen. The author does not agree with the ideas contained in this article anymore. :-)
- Winter stories (dec '98)
Bashing Microsoft.
- The season of changes (jan '99)
Social changes triggered by the Internet, broken myths, etc.
- The smile of a saint (feb '99)
About Larry Wall, the author of the Perl language.
- The three zeroes of the end of the world (mar '99)
About the Y2K problem. An occasion to criticise various social issues, and put a question mark on the long-term viability of the current evolution of humanity.
- The fascination of the utopia (apr '99)
An attempt to make a connection between the Open Source movement, and the traditional social utopia projects.
- The surprising origins (may '99)
The continuation of the preceding article. Brings into discussion possible similarities between the Open Source ideology and some of the most intellectual aspects of the New Age movement.