This is the collection of essays and papers written by Peter Keel (aka
Seegras) to various political, social and technical themes. Most of them
have now been moved over to the Blog.
Please note that some of these may be quite old and may not represent the
views of the author anymore. They are here for historic reasons and because
they may contain some valuable or otherwise interesting points.
Obsolete
- PC Piraterie -- Peter Keel, 1995
[german]
Completely bogus idea on from where illegal copying might come from.
Of course its according to RMS somehow an effect, but not a reason.
Politics
- Software Piracy
-- Peter Keel, 1998
[english]
My first take on the topic of illegal copying. Where I explain why
so-called piracy is actually a win for the respective
copyright-holder.
Technical
- DOS Games Cheaters Guide
-- Peter Keel, 1996
[english]
How to cheat in old DOS-games. A howto plus hexcodes for savegames
of about 20 games.
- Lilo Splashscreens
-- Peter Keel, 2001
[english]
How to make a graphical LILO Splashscreen using Corel Linux 1.0.
Probably obsolete.
- Einführung in die Unix-Shell
-- Peter Keel, 2003
[german]
Textverarbeitung unter der Unix Shell.
Sociological
- Bei der Kryptographie geht es um die Zukunft von Freiheit und Demokratie
-- Peter Keel, 1996
[german]
These are the slides for some speech about the importance of
cryptography. I held this speech in a sociology-seminar.
- Kryptografie -- Xelcgbtensvr
-- Peter Keel, 1998
[english]
An unfinished work, regarding history and future development of
the usage of cryptography. The idea was to analyze usage, access and
regulation of cryptography in a historical context, and to find out
how much todays life has changed through the availability of strong
cryptography.
- Why 74% of the US-Citizens are stupid
-- Peter Keel, 1997
[english]
Short rant about statistics and their non-use in the USA.