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A Rusty Geospatial Adventure (OmniOpenCon 2025)

This post is going to be about a question that recently came up in the GDAL Matrix room.

One cloud provider I sometimes work with has a large repository of images, accessible using the S3 protocol or over an NFS gateway.

If you're using Firefox (and you should), you might have wanted to read its session restore files, perhaps to recover some lost tabs, re-import an old session after a refresh, or even track your tab hoarding habit.

I recently wanted to prepare a Jupyter notebook with some example code and ran into an interesting problem: trying to display a Matplotlib chart made the IPython kernel crash.

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I recently got interested in running Rust code on my router (stay tuned for a future blog post?).

False color composite of Sentinel-1 stack from the end of May 2021 around the Saloum River in Senegal.

This is a short post prompted by a question on /r/rust from May 2019, asking about a way for a Rust program to modify itself.

Last week, we looked at the data from my smartwatch app and how to snap it to the OpenStreetMap roads.

This is a quick post announcing the sd-notify crate. sd-notify is a Rust library for interacting with systemd or a compatible service manager.

Hoping to be more active during the pandemic, I bought a Withings smart watch, and at some point got the idea of playing with the GPS tracks recorded when using it.

This is a couple of years too late, but I want to write a quick post announcing my first crate, co2mon.

This year I decided to jot down some thoughts for the Rust 2020 call for blog posts.

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A couple of days ago I landed my second pull request in the Rust Programming Language repository.