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Unix Universe, the second of four portraits of the Unix family, one branch per Monday.
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IT Philosophy, the first of three Sundays on what we can no longer read, one layer above the silicon the previous series ended at.
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Security Review, the second of three Fridays on what makes a server operating system dependable, and the difference between a capability that was planned and one that was retrofitted. eBPF lets you load a program that the kernel compiles and runs in Ring…
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Lean Software, the fourth of eighteen Wednesdays on how we got here, and the third of the four breaks, the one most often mistaken for good practice rather than a workaround.
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Unix Universe, the first of four portraits of the Unix family, one branch per Monday.
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IT Philosophy.
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Security Review, the first of three Fridays on what makes a server operating system dependable, judged through security by the trouble it does not invite.
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Lean Software, the third of eighteen Wednesdays on how we got here.
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Unix Universe, the third and last of three Mondays on what Unix is.
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IT Philosophy, the third and last of three on European software sovereignty.
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Security Review, Friday 19 June 2026.
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Lean Software, the second of eighteen Wednesdays on how we got here.
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Unix Universe, the second of three Mondays on what Unix is.
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IT Philosophy, the second of three on European software sovereignty.
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Security Review, Friday 12 June 2026.
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Lean Software, the first of eighteen Wednesdays on how we got here.
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Unix Universe, the first of three Mondays on what Unix is.
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IT Philosophy, the first of three on European software sovereignty.
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An editorial pivot post.
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In the Net Episode 06.
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By Design Episode 07.
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Tales from the Bare Metal Episode 06.
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Technical Beauty Episode 38.
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The Unix Way Episode 19.
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On Second Thought Episode 10.
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Not in the Brief Episode 05.
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In the Net Episode 05.
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Wire Fire Episode 03.
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Tales from the Bare Metal Episode 05.
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Technical Beauty Episode 37.
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The Unix Way Episode 18.
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On Second Thought Episode 09.
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Not in the Brief Episode 04.
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In the Net Episode 04.
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Wire Fire Episode 02.
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Tales from the Bare Metal Episode 04.
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Technical Beauty Episode 36. grep was written by Ken Thompson at Bell Labs in November 1973 after Doug McIlroy asked for a tool that would let Lee McMahon analyse the Federalist Papers by pattern.
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The Unix Way Episode 17.
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On Second Thought Episode 08.
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Not in the Brief Episode 03.
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In the Net Episode 03.
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Wire Fire Episode 01.
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Cloudflare WAF outage, 2 July 2019. 13:42 UTC: an engineer deploys one new managed XSS-detection rule via Quicksilver, Cloudflare's distributed key-value store, global in seconds.
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tcpdump is the thin command-line filter one types at three in the morning.
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On a busy Linux load balancer netstat -anp keeps one waiting; on FreeBSD the same workload returns at once.
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Brendan Eich wrote JavaScript in ten days in 1995, for form validation, without a standard library worth the name.
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Open Microsoft Edge.
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LinkedIn 2002, 1.1 billion users in 2026.
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1993, PUC-Rio Tecgraf: Ierusalimschy, de Figueiredo and Celes merged DEL and Sol into Lua, originally as a portable configuration language for Petrobras.
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AWS S3 US-EAST-1, 28 February 2017, 09:37 PST.