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The costs and benefits of this somewhat controversial procedure.
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Is it possible?
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What's changed in the last two years?
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Getting a proper dark theme for the e-mail home screen widget is worth spending hours building the app from source.
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The terminal stage of de-Googling is to go back to using a 90s-style dumb phone.
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My article on calculus of variations assumed without explanation the basic form of the Euler-Lagrange equation.
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This article describes how AppImage packaging works on Linux.
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These platforms both offer a Google-free, privacy-sparing smartphone experience.
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Ten years after cellphone manufacturers stopped putting headphone jacks on their devices, you still can't buy a USB-C headphone adapter that you can be sure will work.
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Why did this splendid toy um... run out of steam?
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Perhaps it's no bad thing that they don't make'em like this anymore...
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If you didn't like it, it's because you didn't use it.
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Hi-fi snobs and complacent manufacturers colluded to rob us of our tone controls in the 90s.
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Animated musical scores are quite common on YouTube, for educational and promotional purposes.
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You'd think you could improve the cooling of a laptop by fitting extra fans under its air intakes.
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I don't much care for how hot my laptops run, before the cooling system takes action to bring the temperature under control.
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The L298N is a convenient and inexpensive H-bridge motor controller, which interfaces nicely with the Pi Pico.
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FastMail is a good, Google-free provider of e-mail, calendar services, and the like.
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Despite eBay's claim, it isn't now "free to sell" for private sellers.
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MX and antiX are both Linux variants that offer some hope to people who want to keep their old-ish computers running.
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We can play sampled audio from a Pi Pico, using the built-in PWM controller, a single GPIO pin, and a handful of discrete electronic components.
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An exploration of various aspects of English law, as they apply to the owners and managers of small, private woodlands.
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What offers the convenience of a cassette tape, and the sound quality of a CD?
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Do Meshtastic, MeshCore and the like revolutionize off-grid communication?
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This is the first of (at least) two articles on loading and running arbitrary executable code into RAM on the Pico, and running it.
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BMW's C1 was an odd combination of car and motorcycle.
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AC circuit analysis relies heavily on complex numbers, and the concept of 'complex impedance'.
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3D movie technology is fading away.
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The bicycle that did for our legs what the Sony Walkman did for our ears.
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Pimoroni's 'GFX Pack' is an inexpensive, low-power LCD display, with modest resolution.
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I frequently have to read documents that look as if the writer was given a bag of capital letters, and told to use them all up.
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It's not my fault that my avoidance of social media makes me hard to contact.
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For too long, mega-corporations have been able to avoid liability for defective software.
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A series of simple, progressive examples that demonstrate the essential features of programming in ARM assembly language.
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It's an old scam, but it's recently resurfaced in a slicker, more convincing form
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There's no shortage of guidance on writing English that people will want to read.
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As part of my campaign to eliminate wall-warts and external power supplies that don't have on/off switches, I've built a USB charger that has a mains switch.
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In a market dominated by the Amazon Kindle, it's easy to forget that Sony, not Amazon, made the first commercially-successful e-book reader.
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How worried should we be, that we're wasting electrical energy for no benefit?
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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.