20 November 2022

27 links · Sunday

Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) v1.0

Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) are a new type of identifier that enables verifiable, decentralized digital identity. A DID refers to any subject (e.g., a person, organization, thing, data model, abstract entity, etc.) as determined by the controller of the D…

Quest for my perfect watch.

I love my Casio Protrek watch, I won’t leave the house without it. I’ve owned it for years, as well as some earlier Protrek models. Those earlier models didn’t break — these watches are basically indestructible — I just liked them so much I went and bought the…

Why my video calls sucked (and how I fixed it)

A few years ago, I wrote a blog post about how I set up the networking in our house following some major construction. I was really excited about how much better the internet would be. No more WiFi dead zones, and a wired connection to my computer to provide e…

CRUMB | Circuit Simulator

CRUMB is an immersive interactive 3D circuit simulator that can be used a learning educational tool and as a prototype workspace for electronic development

Raw Coding

Welcome to Raw Coding, my name is Anton and I make programming tutorials I wish I had.

Creating Containers in .NET 7 with the .NET CLI

This post is about the new feature in .NET 7 - creating a container using dotnet CLI. In .NET 7.0 there is a feature which helps to publish docker container from dotnet CLI. We will also explore how to deploy the image to Azure Container Registry. And finally …

RavenDB PHP Client has been released

I recently talked about the beta release of the RavenDB PHP client a few months ago. I’m now really pleased to announce that we have just released...

How to get allocations in .NET? And how big is an empty array?

Often times we hear about allocations on the heap. How can we easily measure this? This article will show you a very easy way of doing so. Plus we will answer the question how big is an empty array? And if you think 0 bytes, then spoiler alert, that is not the…

The Windows Phone SE site has been archived

TL;DR Today we are announcing that Windows Phone SE has been archived. Why now? The Stack Exchange network is a lot like a neighborhood. Each individual site makes up a house in that neighborhood. ...

I Quit my Programmer Job to Become a Chicken

Puk Puk Pukaaak! Cluck cluck… Bwak Bwak Bwaaak, puk puk pukaaak! Cluck-cluck-cluck bok.