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Welcome to torh.netTor Håkon Haugen, homepage, websiteThe personal homepage for Tor Håkon HaugenWelcome to torh.net Welcome Welcome to my webpage. My name is Tor Håkon Haugen. I live near the town of Haugesund on the west coast of Norway. On these pages I will try to make a home page in the spirit of the 90's: Hand-crafted HTML and curated list of websites to visit, but also keeping up with the standards using CSS to accommodate for mobile, tablets, desktop and print. And of course HTTPS all the way. These pages are IPv6 accessible since mid-March 2023, until they aren't, in which case you will not be able to read this if your device supports and use IPv6. My plan going forward is to write more content here, more static and permanent content, and let the blog be a blog. So stay tuned. If you want to, you can also read my blog. Interests Some of my interests (in no some particular order): Kayaking: I attended a course in september 2021, in 2022 I took an technical course, and recently, in 2023, I took an activity leader course. Needless to say, it's been an activity I enjoy. Wild camping: Just started, but my plan this summer (2023) is to combine kayaking and camping, and hiking and camping. So far, so good. Reading: I found I enjoy a lot of non-fiction books. Lately I've also been into reading about stoicism. Writing: A fairly new addition to the list. My blog, and this page, will hopefully also benefit from this activity. Penmanship: Another fairly new item on the list. I (try to) practice penmanship every day. Both in terms of deliberate practice, but also in writing a journal. Golf: A hobby that gives fresh air and frustration at the same time. Due to other interests, this has taken a back seat Photography: Not that much active as it used to be, but that could change. Hiking: A hobby that gives fresh air without as much frustration as golf. Cooking: Something I enjoy from time to time. But I must admit that I enjoy eating good food better than making it. Blogs Here I will collect a list of blogs I am reading. Sobo Hobo Links This is a collection of links to websites I visit regularly. They started out in the list below and got "promoted" because I came here to find them time and time again. Fabien Sanglard's website Rands in Repose Folklore Other Links Here are various links I've collected over the years: Abort Retry Fail Coding Horror Stephen Brennans blog Code of Honor Daring Fireball Julia Evans Julian Shapiro MaiZure's Projects Martin Rue Oscar Toledo G. Pizza Box Computer Rober Heaton Rodrigo's Stuff Scott Hanselman The Digital Antiquarian Two-Bit History Unixism Marginalia Search: Random The History of the Web A List Apart マリウス.com Xe Iaso (Christine Dodrill) Ferrucc.io Matthias Endler Sadness Simones Curated Desktop Websites Tasshin Kottke Paul Stamatiou But she's a girl... Brad Woods' Digital Garden Ralph Ammer Hacker known as "Alex" Foone Ohh! directory Explained from first principles Punctuation Matters Joel on Software Strobist gravis again Acko - Hackery, Math and Design Andreas Kling Folklore Ratika Deshpande Rachel by the Bay Two Stop Bits Wiby Cal Paterson Jonas Hietala Francesco Cozzuto Cybercultural Localghost Susam Pal Okay. I'll be honest. It's more like a list of stuff I intended to read once, but then I had to clean up my open tabs in the browser... Kayaking links This one is themed. I might move it to a separate page about kayaking in the future... Forward Finishing Rolls Even more links Think of these ones more as "links to resources." But also a list of things I inteded to read. Coding Curves CSS system colors Coding Curves Rebuild [...] with modern CSS Free Frontend Build you own X Filesystems towards 2014 Linux on ThinkPad t14s Operating System in 1,000 Lines Tufte CSS The super fast color palettes generator Okay, now this is just a pure to-read list These may (or may not) disappear when I don't need them anymore. A minimal RISC-V dissassembler Intrusive Linked Lists Low lever programming WinWorld. ISO images Knots MicroTCP - Minimal TCP/IP stack Git from the Bottom Up Old CSS new CSS VIM -- how to grok it Vim Cheat Sheet Tools Check DMARC on domain Check domain SSL certificate and configuraiton Security Headers - Check 'em About writing Write about what you learn The Write to Roamenen1774957681https://torh.net

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