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  1. The costs and benefits of this somewhat controversial procedure.

  2. Is it possible?

  3. What's changed in the last two years?

  4. Getting a proper dark theme for the e-mail home screen widget is worth spending hours building the app from source.

  5. The terminal stage of de-Googling is to go back to using a 90s-style dumb phone.

  6. My article on calculus of variations assumed without explanation the basic form of the Euler-Lagrange equation.

  7. AppImage from scratch

    This article describes how AppImage packaging works on Linux.

  8. Lineage OS vs /e/OS in 2025

    These platforms both offer a Google-free, privacy-sparing smartphone experience.

  9. 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.

  10. Why did this splendid toy um... run out of steam?

  11. Perhaps it's no bad thing that they don't make'em like this anymore...

  12. If you didn't like it, it's because you didn't use it.

  13. Hi-fi snobs and complacent manufacturers colluded to rob us of our tone controls in the 90s.

  14. Animated musical scores are quite common on YouTube, for educational and promotional purposes.

  15. A failed experiment in laptop cooling

    You'd think you could improve the cooling of a laptop by fitting extra fans under its air intakes.

  16. I don't much care for how hot my laptops run, before the cooling system takes action to bring the temperature under control.

  17. The L298N is a convenient and inexpensive H-bridge motor controller, which interfaces nicely with the Pi Pico.

  18. FastMail -- still good value in 2025?

    FastMail is a good, Google-free provider of e-mail, calendar services, and the like.

  19. No, eBay: it isn't "free to sell"

    Despite eBay's claim, it isn't now "free to sell" for private sellers.

  20. antiX vs. MX Linux on old-ish laptops

    MX and antiX are both Linux variants that offer some hope to people who want to keep their old-ish computers running.

  21. 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.

  22. Law and small woodlands

    An exploration of various aspects of English law, as they apply to the owners and managers of small, private woodlands.

  23. What offers the convenience of a cassette tape, and the sound quality of a CD?

  24. Do Meshtastic, MeshCore and the like revolutionize off-grid communication?

  25. This is the first of (at least) two articles on loading and running arbitrary executable code into RAM on the Pico, and running it.

  26. BMW's C1 was an odd combination of car and motorcycle.

  27. AC circuit analysis relies heavily on complex numbers, and the concept of 'complex impedance'.

  28. 3D movie technology is fading away.

  29. The bicycle that did for our legs what the Sony Walkman did for our ears.

  30. Pimoroni's 'GFX Pack' is an inexpensive, low-power LCD display, with modest resolution.

  31. Fun with capital letters

    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.

  32. Social media: it's not me, it's you

    It's not my fault that my avoidance of social media makes me hard to contact.

  33. For too long, mega-corporations have been able to avoid liability for defective software.

  34. A series of simple, progressive examples that demonstrate the essential features of programming in ARM assembly language.

  35. It's an old scam, but it's recently resurfaced in a slicker, more convincing form

  36. There's no shortage of guidance on writing English that people will want to read.

  37. 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.

  38. 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.

  39. How worried should we be, that we're wasting electrical energy for no benefit?

  40. There was a time when we didn't hate printers.

  41. Using Windows is like smoking (?)

    As the Microsoft Windows user experience continues to worsen, what should Linux advocates do?

  42. Ten steps to becoming a Linux snob

    There was a time when merely being a Linux user set you apart from the common herd.

  43. Wayland from the ground up

    Wayland isn't new, but many of us have been able to avoid it until recently.

  44. 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.

  45. 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?

  46. What can the software industry learn from the Log4J security debacle?

  47. Gentoo vs. MX Linux on old-ish laptops

    It isn't easy to run Linux well on ten-year-old laptops -- Linux distribution maintainers no longer see this as a worthwhile endeavour.

  48. How de-Googled is Lineage OS?

    Lineage OS is based on the Android Open-Source Project, whose primary maintainer is Google.

  49. Can you fit an NVMe solid-state drive into a computer that was made long before NVMe was invented?

  50. 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.