Regular blogging by Terence Eden.

Modern lions may have roamed free in Southeastern Europe—overturning long-held assumptions about art and mythology in the process.

A succinct cheat sheet for newbie linux coders and system administrators, documenting some of the more obscure and useful gems of linux lore. Intended to be viewed in emacs org-mode, or VimOrganize...

At last, we’re finally ready to put together the design for our house. A fully specified design, with every detail and system described, is well beyond the scope of this newsletter (not to mention the scope of my knowledge). But we can give a high-level schematic…

Almost every week I accidentally get into this logging argument. Here’s the problem: people tend to log different things and call it a best-practice. And I a...

leisure and business travel packing list - travel light - carry-on luggage

Mike van Erp has reported more than 1,000 motorists to the police – including Chris Eubank and Guy Ritchie. He explains how his father being killed by a drunk driver inspires his actions

It's the latest sign that the job market is red hot for workers, particularly for employees in lower wage industries.

David Beazley on Twitter said:

MOSCOW (AP) — A Russia-led military alliance said Thursday that it will dispatch peacekeeping forces to Kazakhstan after the country's president asked for help in controlling protests that escalated into violence, including the seizure and setting afire of…

I built an MVP in one month and grew the product for a year. But now it’s
time to pass the torch. It’s official, I sold Mugshot Bot! Here’s how it
all went down.

Reflections on working at Amazon, the interview process, the organizational structure, and why it was not an ideal fit for me (but might be for you).

ES2019 introduced two methods on the array prototype that would make life so much simpler for developers. These are flat() and flatmap() which help in flattening arrays.

You could build beautiful apps purely in Julia.

Darling — macOS translation layer for Linux

No one I know at Microsoft asks those godawful “lateral-thinking puzzle” interview questions anymore. Maybe someone still does, I don’t know. But rumour has it that a lot of compa…