Two years ago, I had a blog entry describing falling in love with Rust. Of course, a relationship with a technology is like any other relationship: as novelty and infatuation wears off, it can get on a longer term (and often more realistic and subdued) footing…

Is it possible to make a $700 "mainstream-audio" power amplifier sound exactly like a high-priced perfectionist amplifier? Bob Carver, of Carver Corporation, seemed to think he could, so we challenged him to prove it.

Up to 4% of people are said to hear a strange low-pitched noise known as the Hum, but no source has ever been found. City life is one possible cause

A faraway island in Alaska has had its share of visitors, but none can remain for long on its shores.

Use this clinically-backed wrist stretching routine to loosen up and strengthen tight, achey wrists and can get back to doing what you enjoy.

Companies collecting data for pubs and restaurants to help them fulfil their contact-tracing duties are harvesting confidential customer information to sell. Le

Electricity Maps provides global access to electricity mix, prices and carbon intensity. Available in real-time, historically and forecasted.

Given the impending release of Linux 5.9, I was having some fun with cloc today looking at the current lines of code count for this near-final Linux 5.9 kernel state.

If you drive the long stretch of Interstate 5 known as the Westside Freeway, from the foot of the Grapevine through Buttonwillow and on to Los Banos, you'll be cruising along the edge of the ri...

"Good morning" and "good night" tweets, mapped in real-time.

A differential eDSL that can run faster than light and go back to the past. - GiggleLiu/NiLang.jl

Last week, I gave a talk at the Maps for the Web workshop. As part of the discussion, I talked about how some HTML elements are really easy for developers to use and understand, and others are hard…

Here's an in-depth recap of debugging a GitLab issue that culminated in a patch for the Linux kernel.

Maybe this chart has something to do with the fact that in Finland, the average amount of data transferred per a SIM card is 17.3 gigabytes per month (highest in the world).