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I'm currently involved in a few projects. On-going is the post-production of my current film, Docks, which has fallen victim to a tremendous bout of bad luck. Much technical ado stands in the way of this comedy's release. Next up in pre-production is a new film, currently codenamed H4CK3R5. It's a drama that will pride in its realism while maintaining the interest of the less technically inclined audience.

Apart from that, I'm actively involved with the University of Ottawa. On the one side, I'm completing my Physical Geography degree, having just finished my undergraduate research project with the Geomatics department. On the other, I'm volunteering my time with the Shared World Initiative, a Canada-Zambia student exchange program. I also engage in underground activism, fighting what I interpret to be serious issues of language-based discrimination. Fun stuff.

Computer security, foreign relations, top my interests list. Incidentally,  I maintain the website o2600, the local chapter of the security-oriented 2600 meetings.

Feel free to contact me at any time, and make sure to check out my blog!
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Julien McArdle
  • Life as a question mark.
    Here I stand. University is over. With its completion, the pre-defined path laid before me all my life ends. Up until this point, I always knew what came next. I went to high school. I got a job. I went to university. I am now confronted with the biggest question of all - what next? What [...]
  • This just in: AP run by monkeys.
    As documented this past weekend, the Associated Press has sent a cease and desist letters to a variety of blogs and folks on the interwebs for quoting and linking to their articles. The basis for such claims: copyright infringement. The move is about as non-sensical as a book publisher suing blogs/forums because their readers are discussing [...]
  • o2600 site updated…
    The o2600 website has been updated. The grammar in the French section has been improved dramatically, thanks to the work of a local 2600er (merci Michel!) I’ve also incorporated details of a mailing list started by another member, The Wolfman. This mailing list is hosted on his site, HackOttawa.com. In other news: r.i.p. Phlux.
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