My Computer Science Posts

[serpentwalker666]

Hello my Satanic Family. This will be a brief post, but I am re-posting and adding my previous technical posts here in one place. I feel just having these all up top and linked will be more helpful then having them buried in my post history.

I may not continue with computer science or programming posts for a little bit until I have some more fleshed out and far more useful things to have ready and far more in depth, but regardless I hope some Spiritual Satanists will find some of this helpful, and good to refer back to if necessary.

Next time I'll switch to do just a paste-bin or something with everything there all archived in a small list with all the links. Perhaps eventually a site, but I have not gotten that far yet.

Anyways, enjoy! I hope someone especially finds the older ones interesting, as some of these I don't know if they were seen.

Quick Rundown on Linux

Here I will detail a straight-forward guide towards switching to Linux from Windows for members that need this, as it can be important to have a solid path for doing this effectively, and examining your use case. Microsoft Windows has become a very terrible platform for anyone who is concerned...

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Hands on with Xmonad.

Here I would like to share some of what I've found helpful with Linux and BSD Systems, the choice of window managers and how this can create a more efficient workflow. I have learned and used Xmonad for year or two, and while it is the best for me so far, it can be fairly complex and not clear...

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Resource for OS Development.

I found these resources very useful in my self study of computer engineering and wanted to share with Satanists here who may be interested or would find them helpful. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sites -...

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Recommended Programming Books

Hello, I had been studying with the very little time I have a few books on programming. There's a few different books I wanted to recommend to anyone in a similar situation where they are reading software documentation and studying programming languages. Object Oriented Programming in C++ -...

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