Assembling a kernel test grid with autotest – Oh Brave New World!
This is a companion article for the presentation given during LinuxCon Europe 2012, held in Barcelona. Here’s a link with the slides. The case for automated testing It’s hard to keep tr…
How do the Linux kernel developers test their code locally and after they have it committed? Do they use some kind of unit testing, build automation? test plans?
Watch how these simple planks transform into an incredible workspace within minutes | Boing Boing
Maker Mike Muldoon created this flexible workspace that he can assemble and disassemble within minutes, allowing him to park his car in the garage after a day of building. He created the work space…
Read an exclusive excerpt from "An Internet In Your Head: A New Paradigm For How The Brain Works " | Boing Boing
A few months back, I shared a piece from neuroscientist (and longtime BB reader!) Dan Graham about research into the language we use to discuss and understand the human brain. For years, scientists…
No one wants to be hustled. To be pitched and pushed and most of all, pressured into buying something. Hustle culture has been around for a long time, but the internet–and new forms of it in …
It pays to know what something is for. It helps us figure out how to do it better, how to allocate resources and how to know when we’re done. Much of what we build or invest in is complicated…
Everything is an innovation at some point. But things that should be built in eventually will be built in, and innovators need to design with that in mind.
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I was purchasing some domains with Ethereum yesterday and ran out of funds in my wallet and went to Coinbase to buy some more ETH. The price was approaching $3000 and I thought to myself, “the demand side of this network is exploding.” The way crypto-networks work is that the supply side gets built first […]
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We've made the Articles in Stack Overflow for Teams even better. With these updates, knowledge becomes even easier to find, content becomes better, and the experience becomes more enhanced.
Keep multiple Linux distros on a USB with this open source tool | Opensource.com
Giving friends and neighbors a bootable USB drive containing your favorite Linux distribution is a great way to introduce neophyte Linux users to the experience we all enjoy. There are still a large number of folks who have never heard of Linux, and putting your favorite distribution on a bootable USB drive is a great way to break the ice.
Form Follows Function with Gerber's Shard Multitool - Core77
The Gerber Shard must've been fun to design, because there's no established form factor for a multitool like this. It appears to have been designed as a companion piece for those who already carry a simple pocketknife, and would like the additional features offered by the Shard without purchasing
Problem HTML has advanced in many ways over the last two decades, but it hasn’t grown much as a hypermedia. In particular, anchors and forms are still the primary way to drive network activity via user interactions in pure HTML-based applications. Due to these limitations, javascript has come to the fore as the premier technology for building advanced web applications. Unfortunately, as a consequence, much of the original power and simplicity of the web is being lost. In particular, Hyperme...
Top No-Code Tools That Make Life Easier for Developers
No-code tools offer both technical and non-technical team members alike the chance to build and test new ideas quickly! Here’s a list of top no-code tools to leverage in your company.