How mRNA Vaccines Work - Simply Explained
mRNA vaccines have to potential to end the COVID19 pandemic. How do they work? Are they safe? And how could they've been developed so quickly?The main idea o...
Can you crack the code?
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2020 sucked - A year-end wrap-up with Scott's Wife, Mo | Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
Mo is back! It's the 2020 wrap-up with Scott's wife. Be sure to check out her previous shows. Mo and Scott celebrated 20 years of marriage in the middle of a pandemic. Mo will be vaccinated this week in her job as a nurse and Mo and Scott discuss their 2021 pl…
Obligatory "What I wish I knew about git" post · Peter Whittaker
tl;dr: If you think of git branch as a verb meaning diverge from this path, split my tree and think of the branch name as a label that tracks the most recent commit on this new path, a lot of stuff about git becomes clearer. You might already understand what d…
Shtetl-Optimized » Blog Archive » My vaccine crackpottery: a confession
I hope everyone is enjoying a New Years’ as festive as the circumstances allow!
Survive America
prepping for the obvious
Notes on technology in the 2020s
Will we end the Great Stagnation? Here are the technologies I'm watching in the next decade.
Note to Self - How to Work
Re-align with your Goals: Spend some time thinking about what you’re trying to achieve and why to spark that passion again.
Stay Caffeinated - v2 Updates to my HomeKit Thermostat
Making my thermostat project into something I can actually use every day
Top 25+ Reasons Why Jira Sucks (in 2020)
Jira is the worst software that ever became popular. Sadly it is used by multiple enterprises. We count reasons for not using Jira. Let's join this fight!
WebAssembly Studio
Empty AssemblyScript Project
Microsoft Internal Solorigate Investigation Update – Microsoft Security Response Center
As we said in our recent blog, we believe the Solorigate incident is an opportunity to work together in important ways, to share information, strengthen defenses and respond to attacks. Like other SolarWinds customers, we have been actively looking for indicat…
Introducing the New and Improved Azure SDK for .NET
Come learn about the new Azure SDK for .NET and the improvements to performance, authentication and configuration that we have been working on in the last co...
My Cadence for Arduino, a DIY Cadence Display for Indoor Cycling
With this DIY project and a simple $18 ESP32 Arduino board you will have a budget Cadence display for your indoor cycling bike for Peloton or Apple Fitness+
Castlevania III Password Algorithm
Castlevania III Password Algorithm
MicroFrontends With Blazor WebAssembly | Developer Support
Wael Kdouh embarks on a mission to uncover the details behind the implementation of MicroFrontends under Blazor WebAssembly applications. I recently embarked on a mission to uncover the details behind the implementation of MicroFrontends under Blazor WebAssemb…
Announcing Rust 1.49.0 | Rust Blog
Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.
How can I create a non-circular tab order, or some other type of custom ordering in my Win32 dialog? | The Old New Thing
Normally, the tab order in a dialog follows a fixed sequence: Hitting the Tab key moves forward through the sequence, and hitting Shift+Tab moves backward through the sequence, wrapping around when the beginning or end of the sequence is reached. In other word…
LibrePhotos/librephotos
Self hosted alternative to Google Photos . Contribute to LibrePhotos/librephotos development by creating an account on GitHub.
Why make games for Linux if they don't sell? Because the nerds are just grateful to get something that works
And when nerds are your audience, everything is easier
Maoni0/mem-doc
This is a document to help with .NET memory analysis and diagnostics. - Maoni0/mem-doc
nsriram/lambda-the-terraform-way
AWS Lambda using Terraform., an Introductory Cookbook - nsriram/lambda-the-terraform-way
Ditching Excel for Python - Lessons Learned from a Legacy Industry - Amy Peniston
I spent 3 years as an analyst in the reinsurance industry. During this time, I witnessed firsthand how Python is driving rapid technological change. (Goodbye, Excel!)
Linux Hardening Guide | Madaidan's Insecurities
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Poznan. The clams filter the water. They check whether the water is polluted or clean - Polish News
They are more accurate than complicated devices in the laboratory, they know “something is wrong” faster and cannot be fooled. In Poznań, mussels have been keeping water purity for 26 years. The TVN24 reporter checked what exactly their “work” is all about and…
.NET Rocks! vNext
.NET Rocks! is a weekly talk show for anyone interested in programming on the Microsoft .NET platform. The shows range from introductory information to hardcore geekiness.
Glasgow Haskell Compiler 9.0.1-rc1 now available!
The GHC team is very pleased to announce the availability of the first release candidate of GHC 9.0.1 series. Source and binary distributions are available at the usual place. This release candidate comes quite a bit later than expected after difficulty fi…
How we built the GitHub globe - The GitHub Blog
GitHub is where the world builds software. More than 56 million developers around the world build and work together on GitHub. With our new homepage, we wanted to show how open source development transcends the
Resetting Zcash: its about privacy, not scale, econ, dev funds, or governance
There are safeguards in place, but if you want 100% supply auditability on demand then you will be dissatisfied with any privacy coin. Even the Monero guys are honest and say that they cannot guarantee supply, that’s the nature of “privacy”. You have to rely…
Zdeno Chara will wear number 33 with the Capitals
The Washington Capitals signed 43-year-old defenseman Zdeno Chara on Wednesday in the second shocking move of the team's offseason. Later that night, the Capitals announced that Chara will wear number 33 in Washington. You can customize and buy one of...
Microfrontends with Blazor: Welcome to the Party!
In this talk, microfrontends expert Florian Rappl introduces an established architecture for a creating modular frontend applications. He will show how this ...
.NET R&D Digest (December, 2020)
This issue includes bits of software development, .NET, Visual Studio, cloud, databases, CSS, C# and “watch and learn section”.
Rootclaim. Calculating reality.
Rootclaim helps people understand complex issues by combining the power of crowdsourced information with the mathematical validity of statistics.
glouw/ctl
The C Template Library. Contribute to glouw/ctl development by creating an account on GitHub.
Habit Tracker Bullet Journal For Roam Research [Guide] - Mike Giannulis Productivity Blog
Habit Tracker Bullet Journal walk through guide. If you want to track habits in a bullet journal style but with Roam Research, this is the article for you.
Introducing Thrift VPN
TL;DR: Wireguard + Tiny AWS Instances + Spot Pricing in an automated setup https://github.com/ninadsp/thrift-vpn
There Will Always Be Uncertainty - Anthony Diké
A big reason why people are afraid to start is because they're unsure of what will happen. There will always be uncertainty. The trick is to dive in and reduce the uncertainty yourself.
Ben Wiser | Writing my first Gameboy Emulator
Writing my first Gameboy Emulator
The cost and value of knowledge
I was a student in France when I discovered the Internet and the World Wide Web. At that time, I didn’t realize the value of the thing, even though I taught myself HTML from what was available at the time (even if I don’t remember the sites - they probably hav…
Leading someone with more years of experience than my age
It all started at my first job. I’ve been around 6 months in the company and was happy getting used to the ropes of my current job. In those 6 months, I quickly pushed to prod (without even k…
Building a successful company is fucking hard
Navigating my first 10 years of full-time entrepreneurship from dozens in failures to millions in revenue.