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Right now, I use this webpage to publish flyers. 

This is [the latest one](/iphone.pdf)

It's all experimental.

Happy to chat.[1]

-yctct

[1] email address on the flyers.

PS: These are other flyers: [low-data website](/low-data_website.pdf), [low-data computing](/low-data_computing.pdf).

*Last updated in April 2025.*

When I see a website that is unnecessary sophisticated, I feel I am being mislead.

When I see a website that is unnecessarily sophisticated, I feel I am being mislead. For the ancient Greeks thought of sophists (that is the root of sophisticated) as rethoricians who (mis)lead his public to believe something through a fallacious-yet-convincing reasoning. The etymology dictionary says early usage of sophisticate in English circa 1500 implied "altered dishonestly." In my mind, sophisticated resonates with bamboozling.

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