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Why Databases Need APIs
Why Databases Need APIs
The latest version of Stargate, an open source project that simplifies how developers work with APIs, has been released.
·thenewstack.io·
Why Databases Need APIs
QR codes | Dan Hollick 🇿🇦
QR codes | Dan Hollick 🇿🇦
Ever wondered how a QR code works? No, me neither but it's low-key fascinating. (Warning, there is some extremely nerdy shit here.👇 )
·typefully.com·
QR codes | Dan Hollick 🇿🇦
Eradicate data – don't destroy unwanted drives – Blocks and Files
Eradicate data – don't destroy unwanted drives – Blocks and Files
Verity ES is a company that permanently deletes data from storage devices so they can be recycled instead of being destroyed, with three-pass overwrite deletion of an 8TB disk drive estimated to take three days. Existing data sanitization and IT asset disposition supplier Revert has set up Verity ES – ES stands for Eradication Software […]
·blocksandfiles.com·
Eradicate data – don't destroy unwanted drives – Blocks and Files
Accessing QEMU storage features without a VM
Accessing QEMU storage features without a VM
The QEMU emulator has a sizable set of storage features, including disk-image file formats like qcow2, snapshots, incremental backup, and storage migration, which are available to virtual machines. This software-defined storage functionality that is available inside QEMU has not been easily accessible outside of it, however. Kevin Wolf and Stefano Garzarella presented at KVM Forum 2022 on the new qemu-storage-daemon program and the libblkio library that make QEMU's storage functionality available even when the goal is not to run a virtual machine (VM).
·lwn.net·
Accessing QEMU storage features without a VM
Gleam
Gleam
The Gleam programming language
·gleam.run·
Gleam
SaaS Data Backup and the API Bottleneck
SaaS Data Backup and the API Bottleneck
Backing up SaaS data is very different from on-premises data protection. Here's what you need to know about making it work.
·devops.com·
SaaS Data Backup and the API Bottleneck
Do ... or Do Not: Why Yoda Never Used Microservices
Do ... or Do Not: Why Yoda Never Used Microservices
A dedicated state management platform for microservices gives us the same kind of abstraction that we see in atomic database transactions.
·thenewstack.io·
Do ... or Do Not: Why Yoda Never Used Microservices
Expanding on UUIDv1 Security Issues
Expanding on UUIDv1 Security Issues
Every week, almost without fail, I come across one thing that confuses, entertains, or most commonly infuriates me. I’ve decided to keep a…
·itnext.io·
Expanding on UUIDv1 Security Issues
Whipping up a new Shell – Lash#Cat9
Whipping up a new Shell – Lash#Cat9
This article introduces the first release of ‘Lash#Cat9’, a different kind of command-line shell. A big change is that it is communicating with the display server directly, instead of b…
·arcan-fe.com·
Whipping up a new Shell – Lash#Cat9
The Day of a new Command-Line Interface: Shell
The Day of a new Command-Line Interface: Shell
This article continues the long-lost series on how to migrate away from terminal protocols as the main building block for command-line and text-dominant user interfaces. The previous ones (Chasing …
·arcan-fe.com·
The Day of a new Command-Line Interface: Shell
Why Javascript Developers are Poor Communicators
Why Javascript Developers are Poor Communicators
In this post, I’ll show you why 99% of Javascript code are less readable than they should be thanks to developers refusing to communicate their intention. const the world Before ES6, there was no way to declare constants so people used to do this: var PI = 3.14; Now when you get fired, your successor will read this code and figure out that PI should never be reassigned. But as from ES6, everthing is a constant:
·confuzeus.com·
Why Javascript Developers are Poor Communicators
Introducing the Docker+Wasm Technical Preview
Introducing the Docker+Wasm Technical Preview
Learn more about the Docker+Wasm Technical Preview that enables all developers to quickly & easily build applications that target Wasm runtimes.
·docker.com·
Introducing the Docker+Wasm Technical Preview
Spoken Programming Languages?
Spoken Programming Languages?
Haskell may not be a language in the same way that French, Swahili, or Quechua are languages, but language both spoken and coded regardless have much in common. However, traditional languages are much better adapted for speech than they are to writing; after all, we humans have been speaking for far longer than we have been writing. Language has been shaped enormously by what is and is not easy to convey with the sounds our mouths make, and text is at best a very lossy technique for recording those sounds, even if the content conveyed by tone, cadence, and emotion is largely lost.
·bzogrammer.substack.com·
Spoken Programming Languages?
Registry
Registry
The OpenTelemetry Project Site
·opentelemetry.io·
Registry
Product idea: Talking discs
Product idea: Talking discs
Many offices and public settings are putting up clear plexiglas barriers to insulate staff from the spread of disease. While we can easily see through these partitions, it ends up creating a lot of…
·seths.blog·
Product idea: Talking discs
IBM builds Diamondback tape library for enterprise and cloud hyperscalers – Blocks and Files
IBM builds Diamondback tape library for enterprise and cloud hyperscalers – Blocks and Files
Big Blue is active afresh in the archive-storing tape library business, with its Diamondback product for web-scale enterprises and hyperscalers, claimed to be the industry’s densest library. IBM says it has 1.8x more petabytes per square foot compared to competitor tape storage and is specifically targeted at Google, Microsoft, AWS and Meta (Facebook). We’re told they […]
·blocksandfiles.com·
IBM builds Diamondback tape library for enterprise and cloud hyperscalers – Blocks and Files