The 400 Years Project looks at the evolution of Native American identity, rights, and representation through the Native American lens « Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!
The 400 Years Project was founded by Brian Adams, Sheena Brings Plenty, and Sarah Stacke and includes photo essays, texts, a library of Native American Photographers and special projects. Moving fo…
They rhyme, but they have opposite meanings. It’s very difficult to feel both emotions at the same time, and one is far more productive than the other.
Datascrapers: Vertical Filing Cabinets Set the Stage for the Information Age - 99% Invisible
Information technology is arguably as old as the written word, but the 1900s saw the rise of a paradigm-shifting design all too easily taken for granted. The ancients had clay and stone marble tablets; offices in the industrial revolution had desks with drawers and cubbies and folders for loose papers; and the 20th century had
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It's a common pattern: a database developer at a startup is probably on the Product subteam of the Engineering team at their company. In a department store, shoes are a subcategory of clothing, while your favorite thermos is probably in the travel department. In any Github organization, there are teams within teams within teams. In any large department store there are categories deeply nested. In any recipe book, there are many ways to classify food. So how can we model them?
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F.21. ltree F.21.1. Definitions F.21.2. Operators and Functions F.21.3. Indexes F.21.4. Example F.21.5. Transforms F.21.6. Authors This module implements a data …
Lightning-Fast Kubernetes Networking with Calico and VPP – The New Stack
Public cloud infrastructures and microservices are pushing the limits of resources and service delivery beyond what was imaginable until very recently. To keep up with the demand, network infrastructures and network technologies had to evolve as well. Software-defined networking (SDN) is the pinnacle of advancement in cloud networking. By using SDN, developers can deliver an…
I started a Twitter conversation last week about API endpoints that stream large amounts of data as an alternative to APIs that return 100 results at a time and require …
Testcontainers Integration Library Gets Commercial Backing with AtomicJar – The New Stack
The founders of the open source integration testing library Testcontainers have launched a startup called AtomicJar to make it easier for developers to understand how well applications integrate with external resources before those apps go into production. Richard North created Testcontainers in 2015 while chief engineer at Deloitte Digital. Co-founder Sergei Egorov, a former staff engineer…
The stack overflow of death. How we lost DNS and what we're doing to prevent this in the future. - bunny.net Blog
If there was one metric at bunny.net that we obsess about more than performance, that would be reliability. We have redundant monitoring, auto-healing at multiple different levels, three redundant DNS networks and a system designed to tie all of this together and assure your services stay online.That being
3 Challenges to Monitoring StatsD and How to Tackle Them – The New Stack
StatsD is a key unifying protocol and set of tools for collecting application metrics and gaining visibility into the performance of applications. Etsy created StatsD in 2011 as a protocol for emitting application metrics. Soon after, the StatsD server was developed as a tool for receiving StatsD line protocol metrics and subsequently aggregating them. While…
An objection is a useful way to understand what someone wants or needs. “I might buy that, but I need one that comes in red,” helps you learn that the color choice matters to this perso…
How the Apache Software Foundation selects open source projects | Opensource.com
As a longtime volunteer and mentor (and current board member) at the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) and vice president of the Apache Incubator, I'm proud to offer my insights into the unique processes and values with which the ASF operates.
Nine years after Microsoft shook things up with Windows 8, it seems to be at a place where it can tackle fresh challenges and still play to its strengths.