Øyhus dithering No.7.
I am a physicist, hacker, and a hangglider pilot.
I currently work as a cryptographer at GenKey. My previous work was as the Unix system administrator at UPC Norway.
Visualising the icosians, stereographic projection. 2003.10.14
This
is me, and my 6 monitor screen, which works in Linux and WindowsMe.
This is also me, flying a hangglider, which is dangerous,
difficult, but most of all, a lot of bother, since 70% of trips are
flightless, and 80% of flights are just glides to the ground, and
there are a lot of elitist pressure from the organization. But the few
hours high in the air are fantastic, but not enough to make up for all
the bother, if it wasn't for the fact that I like going on tours with
my car and view beautiful landscapes.
I used to read Scientific American, but now prefer a real scientific magazine, Science. I can recommend Discover for the more popularized stuff.
Email address:
Snailmail address:
Kim Øyhus Odvar Solbergs vei 90, L.8013 N-0970 Oslo Norway
GSM CellPhone:90 01 44 25 ISDN phone: 2210 5333.
"Perhaps seven small black spaceships
can become one big white one? -
Perhaps I would like something to drink?
-
Yes, that seems more likely."
It's not the strongest nor most intelligent of the species that survive; it is the one most adaptable to change.
The price of reliability is the pursuit of the utmost simplicity. It is a price which the very rich find most hard to pay."
"Source code has only 2 purposes: Being understandable by humans, and machines."