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The source code for my master’s project is now available via a read-only git repository at http://git.metastatic.org/readonly/arrow.git. If you’re interested in it, you can run:

git clone http://git.metastatic.org/readonly/arrow.git

and start playing with it. If you just want to browse the code, you can try out the gitweb interface via http://git.metastatic.org/. That lets you download a tarball of the current code, if you don’t want to clone the project.

Note that I’ve removed parts of the code that compute the Reed-Solomon erasure codes, since the licensing terms for that library aren’t clear right now.

It’s somewhat unstable right now, in that you really need to know what you’re doing to produce results, instead of breaking things. The source is available under the MIT/X11 license, though parts of it does use code licensed under the LGPL.

My Master’s project report, aka Technical Report UCSC-SSRC-08-02.

Garkov: It almost goes without saying that these usually make more sense than real Garfield strips do, even though they’re more surreal.

THE ENDURING POPULARITY (AND UBIQUITY) OF THE 1989 UPPER DECK KEN GRIFFEY JR. CARD:

I still have the Griffey card I got out of a pack when I was a kid. It was a really weird time, with baseball card collecting.

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