Duygu Balcan, Vittoria Colizza, Bruno Goncalves, Hao Hu, Jose J. Ramasco, Alessandro Vespignani ( http://arxiv.org/abs/0907.3304 )

Accepted to Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. earlier this week.

That's not really peer-review, but I thought it was great for a bunch of people who weren't / aren't writers by trade (almost all the writers were software people).

Also, writing a lot at once makes the stuff you wrote first go out of date. Then you fix that, and the stuff at the end goes out of date.

I am going to stick to blogging.

"Cellular automata and music: Using the Java language for algorithmic music composition": http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-camusic/

Or maybe one of my other developerWorks articles:

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/search/searchResults.jsp?s...

I wrote a simple CGI program for the above magazine that I believe to be one of the first CGI articles in print. Other CGI articles were present in that issue.

"Interfacing to a FOSSIL Communications Driver" ( C/C++ Users Journal, Jun. 1995 ) http://www.ddj.com/dept/cpp/184403026

I had been playing with BBS's and terminal programs for years, so this was rather fun on a personal level. I received some of my first emails from other parts of the world in response to this article. This article was also especially important to me because there were almost no editorial changes made to it. What you see is pretty much what I wrote.

More recently, a blog post of mine was referred to by the Java Posse on using Launch4j to package Java applications as Windows EXE's:

http://jimlawless.wordpress.com/2009/08/16/java-in-a-windows...

Richardson, Dean; Gibbs, H. M.; Koch, S. W., "Computer simulations of fully cascadable picosecond all-optical logic using nonlinear semiconductor etalons"

IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics (ISSN 0018-9197), vol. 27, March 1991, p. 804-808.

http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1991IJQE...27..804R

...although I suspect I will be more proud about my full thesis finally getting published, as well as a journal paper I'm currently working on in my spare time that further expands on the ideas.

Anyway, this was a paper that discussed a case-study of the type of design research I was doing with dentists. I was grappling with how to use qualitative design methods with engineers while building complex systems, and I think this paper was very representative of the issues faced. The reason I'm proud though is that it was very well received and helped other people "get" the problem and what I was proposing, and it really helped focus and finish my thesis.

The Linux Pocketbook Volume 3

The Advanced Linux Pocketbook Volume 3

Australian Linux Journal

My column in PC Authority

Various man pages in RHEL - resolv.conf, the default sudoers file, some bits in Virt Manager.

Some pages in the RHCT/E/A courseware.

My blog, which had 25,000 visitors a day before I decided that having to defend statements that VMware's practice of using the Linux kernel module interface to load a proprietary non-ported hypervisor was a bad idea every day was too much.

Various feature article for APC Magazine covering Linux, mobile phones, web technology, and servers.

These days I write more code than prose. The next thing I publish will in in Python, JSON, Objective J and English.

How to Remotely Access Ethernet I/O Over the Internet

How to Develop High Reliability Ethernet Control Systems

My blog. It's the first thing I've ever done not on the school->college->job path that gets set for us when we're young that I've stuck with and done (I think) a GOOD job on.

And some of my blog posts: http://www.nilkanth.com/category/noteworthy/

Maybe Why the Lucky Stiff had the right idea when he disappeared. I've thought about that a lot.