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How I digitized my CD collection with open source tools | Opensource.com
How I digitized my CD collection with open source tools | Opensource.com
The restrictions on getting out and about during the pandemic occasionally remind me that time is slipping by—although some days, "slipping" doesn't quite feel like the right word. But it also reminds me there are more than a few tasks around the house that can be great for restoring the sense of accomplishment that so many of us have missed.
·opensource.com·
How I digitized my CD collection with open source tools | Opensource.com
Unsponsored | Seth's Blog
Unsponsored | Seth's Blog
When we do our work without regard for a third party, simply to serve the reader, the customer or the story, we’re creating something that’s unsponsored. The third party shows up when w…
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Unsponsored | Seth's Blog
Hackers Built their own Clubhouse in the 1970s from Secret Gathering Spots on Phone Networks – The New Stack
Hackers Built their own Clubhouse in the 1970s from Secret Gathering Spots on Phone Networks – The New Stack
The Clubhouse app is re-introducing the thrill of a roomful of voices. But a grassroots version of the same phenomenon shook the phone companies nearly half a century ago. A recent article on Medium's technology blog OneZero remembers how underground communities sprung up on the phone lines that crisscrossed the planet, meeting in secret communal…
·thenewstack.io·
Hackers Built their own Clubhouse in the 1970s from Secret Gathering Spots on Phone Networks – The New Stack
Nginx Cheatsheet
Nginx Cheatsheet
Nginx Configurations that developers should know
·vishnu.hashnode.dev·
Nginx Cheatsheet
Unsold Television Pilots: Really Expensive Failures
Unsold Television Pilots: Really Expensive Failures
For decades, TV networks have spent millions of dollars on unsold pilots that will never become series. Here's how they've tried to recoup their investment.
·tedium.co·
Unsold Television Pilots: Really Expensive Failures
Making MsQuic Blazing Fast - Microsoft Tech Community
Making MsQuic Blazing Fast - Microsoft Tech Community
It’s been a year since we open sourced MsQuic and a lot has happened since then, both in the industry (QUIC v1 in the final stages) and in MsQuic. As far as MsQuic goes, we’ve been hard at work adding new features, improving stability and more; but improving performance has been one of our primary o...
·techcommunity.microsoft.com·
Making MsQuic Blazing Fast - Microsoft Tech Community
How parts of US law became subject to copyright - Sunday Extra - ABC Radio National
How parts of US law became subject to copyright - Sunday Extra - ABC Radio National
In a world where so much of what we do is covered by the law, it stands to reason that anyone with a desire or need should be able to quickly and easily look it up. In some US states, and many countries including Australia, a large proportion of law is subject to copyright and hidden behind a paywall.
·abc.net.au·
How parts of US law became subject to copyright - Sunday Extra - ABC Radio National
Fallout The Roleplaying Game | Modiphius Entertainment
Fallout The Roleplaying Game | Modiphius Entertainment
For the first time tell your own stories in the post-nuclear world of Fallout® in a dedicated tabletop roleplaying game. Designed from the ground up to be the most authentic Fallout® experience, create your own original characters and get ready to explore the wasteland together.
·modiphius.net·
Fallout The Roleplaying Game | Modiphius Entertainment
Linux Fu: Shell Script File Embedding | Hackaday
Linux Fu: Shell Script File Embedding | Hackaday
You need to package up a bunch of files, send them somewhere, and do something with them at the destination. It isn’t an uncommon scenario. The obvious answer is to create an archive — …
·hackaday.com·
Linux Fu: Shell Script File Embedding | Hackaday
Homebrew RISC-V Computer Has Beauty And Brains | Hackaday
Homebrew RISC-V Computer Has Beauty And Brains | Hackaday
Building your own CPU is arguably the best way to truly wrap your head around how all those ones and zeros get flung around inside of a computer, but as you can probably imagine even a relatively s…
·hackaday.com·
Homebrew RISC-V Computer Has Beauty And Brains | Hackaday