1/30/2004 @ 3:25 pm by Daniel Eisner
This has been around for a while, but now its on my blog amorMD2, “Amusing Misuse of Resources — MD2 edition” reads Quake 2 character files and makes them dance around your desktop for your amusement. It will run on any Posix system which has KDE/Qt installed (ie, most Linux distros, BSD’s, etc). I had [...]
9/15/2002 @ 9:56 am by Daniel Eisner
Another hobby of mine has been to run large-scale Internet Service Providers. There are many routes you can go with this. Windows or Unix based, and which specific software to use. I decided that for my ISP, I wanted everything to be completely automated. This should be to the point that a customer could come [...]
9/9/2002 @ 9:42 am by Daniel Eisner
There are loads of fun (or at least interesting) things you can do in your spare time. I’ve found some of them. Of course, the most important is my overall plan for world domination. But there are others as well… I was on my college’s Crew team for a little while. That was pretty fun, [...]
6/15/2002 @ 10:06 am by Daniel Eisner
These are just some programs I have developed. Click the pictures for more info. Amusing Misuse of Resources — MD2 Edition After playing around with the UGP source code for a while, and looking at a common Linux application called “amor,” I figured it wouldn’t be too hard to merge the two. It took a [...]
12/15/2001 @ 10:03 am by Daniel Eisner
This page contains some of the presentations and workshops I have taught in the past. Additionally, I have taught programming-oriented classes, including Win32, Java, and Game programming. Also, I have given non-programming presentations on topics like large scale Windows system administration, and Solaris systems usage monitoring and abuse prevention. Intro to Linux Administration Presentation Length: [...]
