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Jamestown provides primary-source analysis on global developments of strategic importance to the United States and its allies. We primarily cover Russia, the People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.
Fuad Shahbazov
Sergey Sukhankin
Paul Goble
Peter's Path is my personal endeavour to live a life of purpose through hiking, reading, and embracing the beauty of nature, faith, and ideas.
Why read the book? R.C. Sproul wrote Can I Trust The Bible? It is a short and clear book from his Crucial Questions s...
Why read the book? Nick Needham wrote 2000 Years of Christ's Power Volume 2: The Middle Ages. It is the second book i...
For All Mankind is an American science fiction drama on Apple TV. Ronald D. Moore created it with Matt Wolpert and Be...
Continuous improvement in a complicated world. A blog, podcast, and free e-mail newsletter by Brian Kerr. Simplicity, patience, compassion.
Episode details A reading of a short poem by W.S. Merwin: The Estuary. I share a few words about what might have infl...
You know I love simple practices. This is one of the simplest, coursing down the centuries since, at least, these dis...
It’s been a busy two weeks on the site :)
Books, films, TV, videogames, comics, music, all that bread and circuses stuff.
As I’ve repeatedly said over the course of this series, Sylvester McCoy really had the least to prove out of any of t...
The Wilderness Years of Doctor Who – sorry, I mean the First Wilderness Years of Doctor Who – were a game of two halv...
As an onboard medic with a major French merchant shipping company, Doctor Bataille had the opportunity to see the wor...
English Home | Fatbobman's Blog ｜肘子的 Swift 记事本 – Sharing content related to Swift, SwiftUI, Core Data, and Swift Data, as well as covering development tools, AI, and other topics. All articles are original creations; for reproduction, please contact the author.
Easy-to-use animation has always been one of SwiftUI's defining features. But the nature of a declarative framework i...
A few days ago, Swift Package Index (SPI) announced that it had joined Apple. The two sides will work together to bui...
Last week, a Reddit post titled 'Is anyone else excited by Swift progress as the language?' sparked a lively discuss...
Providing a direct line of "translated" public health science to you, so you can take action for your community's health
Check on your neighbor
The Dose (June 30)
Can we finally have an honest conversation?
Hi! I'm Peter, and you're on my homepage. It's an old phrase, but this place is my home, my own little corner on the vast internet. It's been around since 1999, had numerous domains, designs, and iterations. I'm trying to encourage...
Some time ago I though that putting up an AI poison maze on my site is a great way of doing something against bots th...
Due to some road closures I moved my openstreetmaps planned journey through the mountains to more cave houses up one ...
My first destination on Gran Canaria was the pine forest close to me. I've been to southern pine forests at other loc...
Personal blog of a Norwegian technologist writing about privacy-focused technology, web development, and monthly recaps.
2026 is officially 50% done. My goal for this month’s post was to have a proper tagline for the lead, but I can’t thi...
We’re half way through the year, time flies, and I have procrastinated writing this blogpost. 🍀 Life I’m adjusting to...
Summer is approaching, my family is getting bigger, and life keeps on giving! From the blog since my last recently po...
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There have been so many advancements in treasury management over the last few years, it’s hard to keep up. CFOs and c...
Metal roofs can be durable and affordable, but they can also make homes unbearably hot in the summer. Fortunately, th...
It’s amazing how introducing audio into your backyard can transform the space. It can make family barbeques, dips in ...
An online journal exploring curious and obscure works that have entered the public domain, featuring essays, collections, and cultural commentary on historical art, literature, and media.
Diagrams from a lost Urdu manuscript illustrating the propitious days and directions for travel.
Arguably the first work of fiction to feature a *Tyrannosaurus rex*, Louis Pope Gratacap’s *The New Northland* (1915)...
69 images of kite flying from across 5 centuries and some 10 countries.
I'm Kevin McDonald. I am a backend software engineer from Texas, living and working in Copenhagen, Denmark. Let's learn together.
Stop writing mock stubs by hand. How FauxRPC uses smart proxying, reflection, and CEL to automate your API testing.
Announcing protobuf.kmcd.dev, an interactive explainer and playground for exploring the binary details of Protocol Bu...
A protobuf-first documentation browser for APIs that deserve better than ugly generated docs.
BattlePenguin Dot Com
I’ve talked a bit about large language models (LLMs), and I do have friends who’ve been at odds with me for my reluct...
Fables de La Fontaine - Epinal (public domain) Earlier this year, Antrhopic announced a large language model (LLM) ca...
Memory has become insanely expensive over just the past few months. Micron cut production of Crucial, their consumer ...
The mapping of integers to integers is a fair summary of the work of programming. A blog about computer science, history of computing, engineering, game theory, and other things that attract my interest.
Within the history of cryptography, the tale of how Bletchley Park broke Germany’s Enigma cipher has been told many t...
TimesSquare is a programming puzzle created by Dennis Shasha and published in the April 2026 issue of Communications ...
Over the past year, I’ve been acting as the treasurer for a small publishing company. I converted our books from a co...
Where the leaves are perennially virid
The summer 2026 theme for The New Leaf Journal: America at 250.
After reading that pumpernickel bagels are becoming endangered, I set out to buy, photograph, eat, and write about on...
Wherein I caution against using Reddit to complain about AI on Pinterest from the perspective of someone who does not...
A practising self-memoir, recorded as an inconsistent logbook.
A poem seldom arrive clean.It comes in through the windowwith dust on its knees,carrying one cracked cup,one unpaid b...
June 29, 2026, 05:45 AMThe trip was cancelled. The tickets vanished into the digital void, but the manager approved t...
June 20, 2026, 11:55 PM - June 21, 2026, 03:50 AMThe ether is heavy tonight. Mortals call it twilight, but to me, it ...
I build distributed data systems that operate at scale. What draws me to this work is understanding how things actually work, whether that's performance challenges at scale or diving deep into system internals.
Building race telemetry for a ’92 Honda Accord — The RPM measurement bug is the part I keep thinking about. Reading f...
There Are No Instances in atproto — overreacted — The RSS analogy is what makes the whole thing click. Counting Blues...
Software Is Made Between Commits — The claim that stuck with me: “the conversation that generates the code is becomin...
Exploring the universe from the inside out
Twenty-four new posts to hitch your mind to
Optimize away optimizing away
The belly hangs over the belt, but it fits
Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed: A place where I complain about technology or dive into quasi-philsophical subjects.
I picked up a Palo Alto Cloudgenix ION 2000 off of eBay and decided to try and stick OPNsense on it. It has a etherne...
I was recently handed down a D-Link DNS-323 NAS which I thought would be great for my brother to use. Although the st...
A few months back, Ars Technica published Password managers' promise that they can't see your vaults isn't always tru...
Weekly Robotics Newsletter - stay up to date on state of the art robotics, drones, space, open source projects and research.
If you happen to be in Europe and going through the heatwave… Good luck! The last two days over here has been quite a...
My favorite local Robotics Meetup is back in Krakow, Poland, on the 29th of June. We are also thrilled to continue be...
This weekend, I took a wood planing workshop. If you are in robotics, you probably know the feeling of satisfaction t...
Personal blog for posting my ramblings, mostly about programming.
Building a small temperature display as a weekend project.
A trip to the Rubycon conference and the east coast of Italy.
Movies I watched in 2025.