On May 13th, John Cook, PhD student at the University of Queensland, published this article at the Conversation. There were 414 coments in the next few days. 257 of them have since been removed by moderators.

Musings about the grace that meet us in the real life we must live, and forms us into the likeness of Him whose life we are given.

Geoff Chappell, Software Analyst. You are at the home page of a website that has grown out of an academic interest in studying what software actually does. Sadly, what software actually does is much too often not exactly what the manufacturer says the software does. Pretty much everything here has been obtained by reverse engineering. For more about the nature of this work and my reasons for doing it, please read Software Analysis by Reverse Engineering.

The National Library of Wales holds a valuable collection of 120,000 negatives of the photographer Geoff Charles. His photographs are priceless as they chronicle various aspects of life in Wales and the Borders. His work records far more than events and personalities; everyday life of ordinary people is also recorded and a vanished way of life is revealed in many of his photographs.