Thanks for Giving Stuff Away!
Software/Code Credits
- Generated with Jekyll
- Fuzzy search on the blog page uses Kiro Risk’s fuse.js, which is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
- Some code additionally uses Tad Lispy’s implementation of the Damerau-Levenshtein distance algorithm. The Library is licensed under the BSD 2-clause License.
Font Credits and Licenses
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Bagnard created by Sebastien Sanfilippo used under the OFL 1.1 license.
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Megrim created by Daniel Johnson, used under the OFL 1.1 license.
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Resagokr created by gluk, used under the OFL 1.1 license.
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DejaVu Sans Mono licensed under the Deja Vu License
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Learning Curve by Jess Latham licensed under this license.
Music Credits and Songwriter Info
This website contains recordings of the following songs, recorded with my own voice and performances.
- Woods from the EP “Blood Bank” by Bon Iver, written by Justin Vernon
- Delta from the album “The Dream” by alt-J, written by Joe Newman, Thom Sonny Green, and Gus Unger-Hamilton
The non-code license designation in the footer applies as best it can to the aforementioned recordings considering songwriting credits. I’m not a lawyer, if you want to use those clips in something (why?) you figure it out.
More General Credits
None of this would have been nearly as much fun to work on without (in order of proximity to the implementation of website itself)
- Decades of work on web standards, APIs, and incremental work on ECMAscript
- Linux (both desktop and server), and the too-many-to-list tools available on linux that make it worth using
- All the people who I’ve had the pleasure of working on code with: professionally, recreationally, and conversationally
- The many, many influential conference talks, articles, blog posts, and occasional books that I’ve been able to read, watch, or listen to
- The friends and family who held continue to hold me in both love and respect
If you have participated in any of these things, whether or not I’ve interacted with your particular creation, I hope you know that you can inspire websites like this one. And probably good things too I bet.