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Not much remains from the time Rome was only a marshy valley—except the crabs that have taken over ancient canals.

Last week I wanted to replace my OpenVPN setup with WireGuard. The basics were well-documented, going beyond the basics was a bit trickier. Let me teach you want I learned.
The basics But first, let’s summarize the basics. I have a server with a hosting provider…

BYD's Zhengzhou factory is already enormous, and it's getting even bigger. Here's Tesla's largest factory, for comparison. That blue line is 2 miles.

blazing fast `ls` replacement with superpowers. Contribute to chaqchase/lla development by creating an account on GitHub.

Koreans use their own unique alphabet called Hangul. It is considered to be one of the most efficient alphabets...

With 650+ satellites in low Earth orbit, the world's largest and only Direct to Cell constellation that delivers data, voice, video and messaging to mobile dead zones across five continents.

This blog post summarises a new garbage collection algorithm called Mark-Scavenge, which highlights how using reachability as a proxy for liveness in moving GCs leads to unnecessary data movement and how we can address this. This work is from the la…

Well, not this one. But this one is! How? Let’s take a closer look at Bluesky and the AT Protocol that underpins it.
Note: I communicated with the Bluesky team prior to the publishing of this post. While the functionality described is not the intended use…

The internet is a series of tubes. In the ocean.

The mystery of why life uses molecules with specific orientations has deepened with a NASA-funded discovery that RNA — a key molecule thought to have

Bluesky is gaining major ground on Meta's Threads

I recently wrote code to test memory latency under load, seeking to reproduce data in various presentations with bandwidth on the X axis and latency on the Y axis.

A natural language interface for computers. Contribute to openinterpreter/open-interpreter development by creating an account on GitHub.

Hynix has started mass production of the world’s first 321-layer NAND – a triple level cell-based 4D memory with 1Tb capacity.

While diesel cars run and run, electric car batteries quickly break down and turn the expensive new car into a complete financial loss - statements like these

The dream of a single dialect-free C++ has probably been dead for many years, anyway.

Date: March 7, 2111