Welcome to my first serious attempt to create a web-page.
As it is the case with most corporate web-sites, there's not really a good reason for me to publish this, and it is most likely irrelevant to all of you, but I have decided to claim my little niche in cyberspace and talk about that which I consider important.
As I am fond of textual interfaces, and the more textual they are the better, I'm not going to bother all that much with the "appearance" of this site. Moreover, I consider HTML and in general mark-up languages quite a sophisticated form of torture for a typist. Therefore, I will try to correct the absense of form, by making sure that content isn't missing. That is, I will take a posture which is opposite to that which most companies, organizations and individuals do these days.
If this ever becomes serious enough, I'll digitally sign. For now, trust my server.
--David.
Even though this site doesn't try to be a repository I will publish things I consider remarkable or interesting, regardless on who wrote them and whether the author has been dead for long enough.
As well, I will publish my own writings and essays.
To start with, here you have a link to a work of metaphysics yet unsurpassed and undeveloped to its full potential. Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
Some literature is always nice. Here you have the Foundation Series by Isaac Asimov. It is necessary for me to tell you that you can't download it unless you own a copy of each one of the books involved.
As a statement of wishful thinking, more than as an actual philosophical view, here you have the Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace which is, to say the least, a fairly thought provoking document.
This is one of the texts that has promoted the most computing development in the last 15 years or so, and to whose authors and contributors we owe our present coding freedom: The GNU General Public License (GPL)
This is one of the most influencial songs in contemporary history: The Communist International (Spanish)
The anthem of the European Union is here
And another interpretation of Beethoven's 9th symphony, sung in Spanish is here
This is a song from a Spanish group called Hechos Contra el Decoro and it's called Basado en Hechos Reales
So this is all for the time being. As you might imagine, I'd rather appreciate feedback. Send it here and if you feel like, encrypt to this PGP public key.