Parks ComputingWelcome to the desktop
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Links inside an article open in their own windows, and so do the images; step through an article's images with the arrow keys, and pop one back down with Escape. Clicking the tags at the top of an article will drop down a list of articles sharing that tag.
The whole arrangement lives in the page URL, so it can be bookmarked and shared, and Back undoes the last thing you did. Leave and come back, and the desktop resumes where you left off.
Every article is still a page of its own; the ↗ button in a window's title bar takes you there.
Think you're too cool for windows? Browse from the terminal instead.
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About
About This Site
I'm Paul Parks, a software consultant based in Singapore. This was once the web site for my freelance consulting company, but now it's a repository for my articles on software, computing, and any other topics I might feel like pontificating upon. I also use it as a showcase for things that I'm working on.
If you'd like to know more about my skills and background, please take a look at my resume.
If you find any of these articles interesting, or if you'd like more information on a particular topic, let me know.