Bruno Wolff III's Home Page

Pages I maintain:

• Titan (a game produced by The Avalon Hill Game Company (now owned by Hasbro))
• AREA (a rating system for board game players)
• An FAQ for the Sega Genesis game Master of Monsters.
• My adaptation of a game taught to me as werewolf.
• Some pictures of my family (These are only recommended to family and people who are not easily bored.)
• An exact analysis of a simple poker game.
• A program for analyzing two player zero sum games. It handles games with multiple states, including some recursion.
• Two logic puzzles solved using z3 with smt-lib input. One is the classic zebra logic puzzle. The other is a puzzle that had multiple solutions when it probably wasn't meant to. I also have a scripted version of the second puzzle that iterates through the 5 solutions automatically. There are three files: the bash script, the z3 script and the initial set of assertions.
• Information about my spam blocking configuration.
• One approach to blocking ill-behaved robots.
• An expermiental book databse I did for my wife that didn't end up working out.
• How to contact me.

Mailing lists I run:

• Magic Realm discussion list - subscribe at mr-subscribe@wolff.to
• Titan discussion list - subscribe at titan-subscribe@wolff.to

Some organizations I really like (i.e. have given money to or bought stuff from)

• Raptor Computing Systems' Blackbird owner controllable computer.
• Alphamax LLC's NeTV2 which is tied in with Green v. DOJ.
• The Electronic Frontier Foundation - These guys are fighting for our freedom which we have rapidly been losing in recent years to overzealous law enforcement and corporate lobbying.
• The University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine - I went there to have one of my dogs evaluated for OTP surgery to correct hip displaysia and was very impressed by our treatment and the affordable cost.
• The Free Software Foundation - They developed some key tools (e.g. gcc) used by free software projects and promote free software.
• OpenBSD - While I don't run any OpenBSD systems, I use openssh which they maintain. And they do a lot to get hardware documentation and redistibutable firmware which ends up being used in Linux systems, which I do use.
• Dan Bernstein - In particular I have financially supported his legal defense fund for his case against the U.S. Government over whether or not encryption research can be published.

Some open source projects I support

• Battle for Wesnoth (Mostly retired.)
• Postgres (I am just a happy user now.)
• Fedora (Fairly active.)
• Colossus (I am the Fedora maintainer.)

A secure version of this page is located at: https://wolff.to/bruno/