I'm a computer scientist, free software hacker and GNU maintainer, living somewhere in or around Paris, France. Born in another country, I have developed a strong aversion to the very idea of a nation and every flag.
Thirty-something, I don't eat meat, I've quit smoking cigarettes, I got rid of my car and I'm very happy no longer having one.
I'm a scientific rationalist and an Atheist.
More information about who I am and what I do.
This page explains how you can write me or meet me.
All of my recent published software is free software. Here you can find information about my ambitious projects such as GNU epsilon and Marionnet, and some minor things as well.
You can verify that my GPG-signed messages actually come from me, and get my SSH public keys in case you want to let me access your machines. I also publish information about the self-signed certificates used on this server.
My occasional musings on technical and non-technical issues.
You can find my PhD thesis and my academic papers here.
I often give talks, on technical and political matters. You can find most of my presentation slides here.
I've taught at LIPN, Université Paris 13 between 2008 and 2012, and briefly at EPITA in 2014. Starting from September 2015 I'm back at Université Paris 13, teaching full-time at its University Technological Institute.
I organized the 2013 edition of the GNU Hackers Meeting, in Paris.
This page contains some recordings of my instrumental performances.
I translated a few non-peer-reviewed articles about security and espionage written by others into the language of the country where I was born.
My server hosts this web site, my mail infrastructure plus some other things not meant for public use. I'm now setting up GNUnet services and a Tor exit node, for the benefit of the global community. Those relay services connect to the outside world from their own IP address, 82.221.139.190.
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