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I'm not an Arduino power user but when I decided to start with it I knew I wanted to program it in plain C and I knew I would buy a compatible board instead of the real thing just to take the feel of it.

I had seen in Simon Joseffsson's blog that he released the project "Debian Libre Live".

I found at the Internet Archive a file by John Goerzen1: "2007 Gopherspace Mirror"2 and inside it there is a rare interview with Mark McCahill and Farhad Anklesaria, part of the team who created the Gopher protocol.

People at Git has started to work on a proposal to make the Rust1 programming language mandatory.

A friend has started a website to advocate for Gopher.

The need of expressing ourselves freely and to share our things with fellow human beings is something that has always been there.

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From almost two decades it's pretty common that the majority of content published on the Internet is done under some sort of Creative Commons license.

From time a discussion takes place on issues related to free software vs open source licenses.

Figure 1: Image of the Mega65 from the official website.

This howto is a translation of the original one in Spanish.

After upgrading from FreeBSD 14.1 to FreeBSD 14.2 some people like me had some problems because the graphics modules were built for 14.1 only.

It turns out that recently I got an old *.tar.Z file with source code of various very old Unix programs.

When you learn a new programming language it is customary to do the program Hello World!.