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Wow! After years of hard work and countless commits, we have finally reached a huge milestone: GIMP 3.0 is officially...
In a move that has sparked significant discussion within the Ubuntu Linux fan-base and community, Canonical, the comp...
Rsync is a opensource command-line tool in Linux, macOS, *BSD and Unix-like systems that synchronizes files and direc...
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Mend Renovate is a wonderful set-and-forget utility that helps you keep your project’s dependencies up to date. It’s ...
I’ve been using HAProxy for a very long time. In most cases, I work on stuff where HAProxy configuration fits into th...
SOPS (Secret OPerationS) is a useful tool for encrypting sensitive data, but it doesn’t get enough praise. It support...
Hi 🍃 Thanks for coming to my blog! My main goal here is to discover how I can be more authentic to myself through explorations in writing. I also write becau...
I've seen this Blog Question Challenge going around for a while now, and recently Brandon was nice enough to challeng...
Lately, my son has been obsessed with asking us to tell him stories. At first, I eagerly jumped on every opportunity ...
For the past month or so, I've been trying to craft (for it is an act of craftsmanship) a morning routine for myself....
My personal IndieWeb site. I write about and develop software to promote user autonomy. Topics include accessibility, security, privacy, and software freedom.
Firefox 136 looks poised to enforce Certificate Transparency.It may be late, but combined with CRLite (and its other ...
The four most popular ways to use RDF-based metadata on websites are RDFa-Core, RDFa-Lite, Microdata, and inline JSON...
Here’s my thought process when deciding whether to block a scraper from seirdy.one, the scrapers I block, the scraper...
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“Debate” as a sport is one of the most degenerate sports there is. I say this as a former participant in the sport, h...
The phrase “Sarkic” is a Greek word, meaning flesh. It’s a phrase used by the Gnostics to refer to carnal urges: thos...
Often, I write my work with a presumption in mind: Progress is bad. This view is based in various points of view, som...
A digital garden exploring web development, the small/indie web, Gemini protocol, book reviews, and personal reflections.
On iOS, it’s possible to use a custom schedule to turn on the night shift (slightly tinted yellow-orange) mode separa...
This would have been a great opportunity to use “The Anthropocene Reviewed, reviewed” if not for the sake of my confo...
Kev Quirk started a personal blog challenge where you answer a few questions and “tag” a few people of your choosing ...
Pankaj Tanwar : A self-taught developer, writer & creator who loves to read, write and learn about tech.
In-depth, interactive visual explanations of scientific and technical topics like physics, astronomy, and engineering, using browser-based demonstrations and simulations.
A computer science graduate student's blog covering machine learning, data science, quantum computing, and other technical topics.
During my undergraduate studies, I relied on a gaming laptop for most of my university projects because I needed a po...
In this post, we’ll explore the crucial role of distributed training in scaling Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) to handle...
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A blog mostly dedicated around web development topics.
This is a dump of my custom elements knowledge and how to make it all work with React.
There is the occasional need for the tiniest possible image, but what can we use as one?
Sometimes you want to have inline elements that have two lines of text. Can you achieve that with just CSS?
Thoughts and Code
I have a soft spot for poetry. That is what poems are for - sentimental musings and meditative cogitation. These are ...
You've likely heard some variant of the morality story where someone justifies their (commercial) worth as mostly a m...
Conventional wisdom in modern software development generally endorses the use of an ORM. "Any project that doesn’t us...
croft: traditional Scottish term for a fenced or enclosed area of land, usually small and arable, and usually, but not always, with a crofter's dwelling thereon
I had been struggling to write for many years. Back then I was dreaming of having a blog with lots of entries. Now I ...
Not all political decisions are the same. Some are easier to make but potentially less effective while others harder ...
Have you ever thought that universities are boring and we might be able to make one that's not? Well, my friends and ...
A long-running blog mixing practical programming guides on Django, Node.js, and PostgreSQL with essays on developer careers, productivity, and personal growth.
I can’t believe it’s been over two years since I last published an article here! Time really flies. The crazy part is...
As I’ve mentioned before, I’m a bit of a personal finance nerd. I’ve been carefully tracking my spending and investin...
I’ve always been the sort of person who works with music in the background. Ever since I was a little kid writing cod...
A technical blog about electronics, hardware verification, and embedded systems, featuring guides on LoRaWAN networks and SystemVerilog.
I have recently started experimenting with LoRa radios, and the LoRaWAN network protocol. Interestingly it seems that...
Basic Distribution Constraints In SystemVerilog, almost all constraints are some form of boolean expression. The cons...
Note: Since publishing this post, ChirpStack released their version 4 LoRaWAN network server, which significantly cha...
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Using Bayesian statistics at work, sometimes there is a bias towards conjugate priors. Conjugate priors are great due...
I’ve written a bit about Gnus on the blog before, but if you are just now starting to follow along, all you need to k...
There is a new utility on my GitHub page, air-quality.el. It’s a status indicator for the Emacs modeline. I wanted a ...
Trying to be a little less insane than everyone else.
From computer security to writing the MTG rulebook, there are some failure modes that everyone tends to fall into.
A modest proposal to reform the system of summoning judges to assist players in need.
A tool to help with top 8 math, designing prize structures, cEDH tournament structures, etc.
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CMake is a build configuration tool. In other words, CMake generates Makefiles. This post gives an example on how to ...
PREPARATION. PREPARATION. PREPARATION. Preparation is the key to be successful in any interview and land that job or ...
This is my blog where I will document recent interview questions, tips and tricks. Also my plan is to post some how-t...
Photo by Jake Hills / image source Hey, thanks for stopping by. After over two years of silence on this blog I finall...
Running and maintaining Kubernetes clusters is hard. They need to be upgraded, automatically scale based on demand, b...
Why migrate? I added the ability to leave comments on posts of this blog around a year ago. Back then I was looking f...
My coding journey using Python
If you haven’t read the first part of this post, you can do so HERE. What happened after I posted that blog was… …pre...
The battle is over. But I don’t feel relief, lol! Mostly shellshock, I suppose 😉 So, let’s get into it. If you haven’...
The water is *just* fine! And what water is that, you might be asking? Why, the Flood Depth exercise on Codility, of ...