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There was a time when we didn't hate printers.
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As the Microsoft Windows user experience continues to worsen, what should Linux advocates do?
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There was a time when merely being a Linux user set you apart from the common herd.
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Wayland isn't new, but many of us have been able to avoid it until recently.
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I don't want to post yet another anti-systemd rant, but I think the ubiquity of systemd could eventually create real problems for embedded Linux.
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Java decompilers usually make a good job of recovering program structure and the names of classes and methods; why do they make such a bad job of recovering variable names?
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What can the software industry learn from the Log4J security debacle?
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It isn't easy to run Linux well on ten-year-old laptops -- Linux distribution maintainers no longer see this as a worthwhile endeavour.
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Lineage OS is based on the Android Open-Source Project, whose primary maintainer is Google.
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Can you fit an NVMe solid-state drive into a computer that was made long before NVMe was invented?
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This article is about how programming for CP/M, usng a 40-year-old C compiler, differs from modern C development, even for console applications.
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For a Linux user in particular, which of these popular services is the most effective?
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What's the real reason that cellphone manufacturers stopped fitting this simple, robust connector?
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Although Lineage OS installation is pretty well-documented, there are a few things that might benefit from some more detailed explanation.
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The Vim text editor is almost ubiquitous on Linux systems, and for good reasons.
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The elegant simplicity and serviceability of this compact power ampliifer has given it an enthusiastic following for nearly forty years.
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The REX was the world's first, and last, credit-card-sized personal computing device.
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Will my Gentoo journey be coming to an end after the first month?
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Not everybody likes Pulse audio or PipeWire.
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Regardless of the subjective merits of 'bit-perfect' audio, is it technically possible on Linux?
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It's not that difficult, but there's no built-in support.
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Even seasoned Linux developers speak of Gentoo in hushed tones.
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'Separation of variables' is one of the first methods usually taught to math and engineering students for solving differential equations, and yet the method as taught is mathematically very sloppy.
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Is it safe to sell a used hard drive without securely erasing all the data?
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How Java's "container awareness" feature works with simple (Docker/Podman) containers, and OpenShift pods.
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This article provides a very simple example of setting up the Apache Artemis message broker to authenticate against a Keycloak server.
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What happens when we have to make real-world construction match unrealistic mathematical models, that we happen to know how to simulate?
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The Vectrex used an entirely novel display technology that was superior to the TV-based displays of the time.
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Camel's IRC support makes it relatively easy to implement an IRC conversation agent, that can process IRC messages and produce responses.
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Artix is a low-resource Linux that can be configured to run well on old, low-powered computer hardware.
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There are relatively few good reasons for writing C code without using a standard C library.
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Many of the standard Java APIs make extensive use of anonymous inner classes, to provide features that in other language would be provided using lambda functions or closures.
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Using Linux date calculations to displaying a running countdown time in the terminal.
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Encryption of home directories is out of favour in modern Linux distributions, but it offers some compelling advantages over the alternatives, if used with care.
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The first part in a series on concurrency management in multi-threaded Java programs.
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Why half a million people learned to program in Pascal, when you'd think they had no earthly reason to.
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Modern portable media players are generally smartphones without an antenna.
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Using a Raspberry Pi as a media player is by no means a new idea.
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Some thoughts on my first experiments with the design of electronics enclosures for laser cutting.
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Following on from my article on the rudiments of the Kafka Streams API, this one introduces stateful operations like counting and aggregation.
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Kafka Streams is a Java library and framework for creating applications that consume, process, and return Apache Kafka messages.
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One of the earliest mass-market car satnav units, the Garmin Nuvi 300 still has features that modern devices lack.
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About RSS support on this website
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How to use Bash shell arithmetic, along with the 'date' utilty, to calculate the phase of the Moon on a particlar day.
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The Bold 9700 was a premium cellphone from a company at the top of its game.
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This article describes what I think is the simplest possible Kafka Connect on Strimzi -- the Kubernetes implementation of Kafka.
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This article describes what I think is the simplest possible Kafka Connect set-up, using a single-node Kafka installation.
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Attaching high-capacity hard disks has always been a bit of a problem for the Raspberry Pi.
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The Raspberry Pi has a bunch of GPIO pins we can use to connect push-buttons.
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This article is part of a series on building a custom Linux installation for a Raspberry Pi-based appliance.