I have, for good or for awesome, started blogging again.
It's run using a variation of cl-blog, which we call portable-clblog. The blog is here.
I also exist in other locations, serving other functions:
Vancouver Community Network Stuff
and Sundry Bits.
SSH public key
resume, a password protected area (spam-bot prevention)
Cl-wiki graphics here
Lisp-on-lines documentation- (done with Albert)
Lisp-on-lines documentation (done with cl-doc)
Some quick cl-pdf documentation, done with cl-doc
Some quick cl-typesetting documentation, done with cl-doc
If you ever have to write technical documentation for the Department of Defense, you may want to start with the interface standard. As well, you may wish to skim DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
HANDBOOK
GUIDE TO THE GENERAL STYLE AND FORMAT
OF
U.S. ARMY WORK PACKAGE TECHNICAL MANUALS
-aka the 300 page monster-aka MIL-HDBK-1222C .
If you need to do wiring or system diagrams, check out DOD-STD-863
The best work I've seen to date on user interface design: Mil Spec 1472F
Then you really might want to check out psgml mode for emacs
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