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  1. Being STOMP Agnostic

    I needed a STOMP library, and my search for one written in Rust ended up with a fork and a library that I'm happy with!

  2. FOSDEM 2026

    I had the opportunity to go to FOSDEM 2026!

  3. In 2009, I was assigned to one of the Android teams at Sony Ericsson.

  4. I got the fantastic idea to learn Bevy ECS by recreating a game I developed with a friend a long time ago.

  5. I generally know what's installed and running on my home computers, but I don't know what's running on managed devices like Zigbee temperature loggers, Sonos speakers, or Chromecasts.

  6. During the spring of 2024, August Bergöö and Oliver Lundgren have been working on their Master's Thesis titled "Smoothing techniques for 3D animated human pose estimation data" at Lunds Tekniska Högskola.

  7. In programming languages with nullish types: null, nil, undefined, and so on, programmers will usually reach for one of the nullish tokens when representing something that can be optional or clearable.

  8. Instances of types in Swift, particularly when doing UI programming, are sensitive to retain cycles: A holds on to B and B holds on to A — they're both prevented from being freed.

  9. Mapping iOS devices to their iOS version

    I have an iOS app where I need to know what the latest available iOS version for a given iOS/iPadOS device is, but surprisingly I couldn't find any off-the-shelf solutions.

  10. I recently learned some new things about fonts!

  11. Abandoning Microsoft Windows

    Ever since I got my first computer, an AST Advantage!

  12. Lookahead 2024

    Looking back to be able to look forward!

  13. So what's wrong with ▒▒▒▒▒▒▒?

    My blog is insignificant, and I intend to keep it that way!

  14. I recently changed the e-mail address of my Apple ID, but the Find My association on the mac didn't get the memo.

  15. Book: Rust Atomics and Locks

    Learning low level concurrency primitives through Rust!

  16. Computer architecture for developers

    An adaption of a talk I gave at work aimed at raising awareness of, and interest in, computer architecture.

  17. A short look at why array indexing bugs happen, and ?

  18. New guide: Rust resources

    Three years, eight months, and two days ago I started a local project on my computer called my-little-rust.

  19. Memories of computing; around 1994

    In which I reminisce about the first PCs I came into contact with, as well as our own software — GKO — Gammalt Kinesiskt Ordspråk ("Old Chinese Proverb") In 1994, my friends Stefan and Paul (brothers) had just got a new computer, a Compaq machine if I rem…

  20. This blog post was originally posted as a Q&A style answer on Stack Overflow.

  21. Async / await in Rust promises to simplify concurrent code, and to allow a large number of concurrent tasks to be scheduled at the same time — with less overhead than the same number of OS Threads would require.

  22. Strings in Rust

    During the last 20 years I have used a number of garbage collected and reference counted programming languages.

  23. Rust 2020

    We have all been called upon by the rust community to share our thoughts on what we want from Rust in 2020.

  24. Java 8 to 11: TLDR edition

    It's been two years and two months since I last wrote a blog post - I promise to make it count!

  25. Let's hold hands while we take a dump together!

  26. In which I discuss the basics of authentication, authorization, and OpenID Connect.

  27. TL;DR-time: XSS & XSRF (web attack vectors)

    I'm going to explain Cross-site scripting (XSS) & Cross-site request forgery (XSRF/CSRF) to myself.

  28. Necessary macOS system configuration

    macOS doesn't pull its own weight, at least not in a standard configuration.

  29. If you're like me, and you're coming from two decades of using Windows and Linux, you might want to keep using the keyboard shortcuts you're used to.