Site uses cookies to provide basic functionality.
Javascript rendering is set to off by default when visiting the site via .onion and .i2p domains. It can be enabled back again in user's settings section. Javascript rendering set to off means, that you can disable javascript in your browser now and the site will remain functional.
There is also IRC server now available via native IRC clients or non javascript web based one.
Fonts can be adjusted in user's settings section as well.
Check FAQ for more.

OK

I have no clue if this idea is original or not. It may not be. On Sunday, I had a flash of insight: what if we could use the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) algorithm to factor an integer N? How could we make it do that? The answer was clear: make sure all of the possible factors, the primes up to the sqrt(N), are in one of the arguments to the GCD algorithm. In other words, we need to run GCD on N and the primorial that includes al..

I have no clue if this idea is original or not. It may not be. On Sunday, I had a flash of insight: what if we could use the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) algorithm to factor an integer N? How could we make it do that? The answer was clear: make sure all of the possible factors, the primes up to the sqrt(N), are in one of the arguments to the GCD algorithm. In other words, we need to run GCD on N and the primorial that includes al..

I have no clue if this idea is original or not. It may not be. On Sunday, I had a flash of insight: what if we could use the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) algorithm to factor an integer N? How could we make it do that? The answer was clear: make sure all of the possible factors, the primes up to the sqrt(N), are in one of the arguments to the GCD algorithm. In other words, we need to run GCD on N and the primorial that includes al..

I have no clue if this idea is original or not. It may not be. On Sunday, I had a flash of insight: what if we could use the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) algorithm to factor an integer N? How could we make it do that? The answer was clear: make sure all of the possible factors, the primes up to the sqrt(N), are in one of the arguments to the GCD algorithm. In other words, we need to run GCD on N and the primorial that includes al..

I have no clue if this idea is original or not. It may not be. On Sunday, I had a flash of insight: what if we could use the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) algorithm to factor an integer N? How could we make it do that? The answer was clear: make sure all of the possible factors, the primes up to the sqrt(N), are in one of the arguments to the GCD algorithm. In other words, we need to run GCD on N and the primorial that includes al..

I have no clue if this idea is original or not. It may not be. On Sunday, I had a flash of insight: what if we could use the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) algorithm to factor an integer N? How could we make it do that? The answer was clear: make sure all of the possible factors, the primes up to the sqrt(N), are in one of the arguments to the GCD algorithm. In other words, we need to run GCD on N and the primorial that includes al..

In this mini-series I will walk you through some habits I replaced in recent times, which have shown to pay off and make me a more productive programmer/power-user of my computer. All these changes should be easy to gradually adopt, so I would highly recommend checking them out. If you’ve any suggestions ☝️ or improvements ✍️, then email me at hi@aknapen.nl or reach out using any of the social media listed here.



I recently attended the fully virtual Microsoft Build conference. There is no way I would have been able to attend the real “physical” conference due to the location, financial commitment and time required however this gave me an opportunity to benefit from something normally out of my reach.

I recently attended the fully virtual Microsoft Build conference. There is no way I would have been able to attend the real “physical” conference due to the location, financial commitment and time required however this gave me an opportunity to benefit from something normally out of my reach.


Megan McArdle making a great point, writing for The Atlantic: “If you see a person — or a company — doing something that seems completely and inexplicably boneheaded, then it’s unwise to assume that the reason must be that everyone but you is a complete idiot who is blind to fairly trivial insights such as ”people desire inexpensive and conveniently available movie services, and will resist having those services made more expensive, or ..

Orchestrating animations with promises, performance improvements with replaceable animations, smoother animations with composite modes, and more.


Over the Memorial Day weekend, I participated in the online Libertarian National Convention to nominate our presidential and vice-presidential nominees.

Vitamín C zďaleka neudržiava v dobrej forme len náš imunitný system. Existuje mnoho zdravotných problémov, pri ktorých nájde svoje osobitné využitie. Jedným z nich su bolesti. Choroba skorbut, ktorá je spôsobená nedostatkom vitamínu C, je charakterizovaná muskuloskeletálnou bolesťou a epidemiologické výskumy naznačujú súvislosť medzi nedostatkom  vitamínu C a bolesťou chrbtice. Zhromaždené dôkazy naznačujú, že podávanie […]



Learn how to manage Terraform state, what a TFState file is, and how it makes Terraform code different from other configuration management tools.

AI research has structural problems that limit how much it can impact business. But understanding why gives a way to determine what will work and what won't, as well as reveal new business opportunities.

We’re pleased to announce that we’ve added support for Azure Repos Server, enabling developers using Azure’s on-prem DevOps service to identify and fix security vulnerabilities and license issues in open source dependencies.

The Best of the Best - zacs.site - 6 years ago - eng
In a draft titled Starting Over , I try to condense a decade’s worth of outdoor gear experience. The 8,000 word missive, started in 2017, highlights “The Gear I Would Buy if I Had to Do it All Over Again”. After thousands of dollars spent searching for the best of the best, it tries help those just starting out avoid some of the expensive lessons I had to learn. That post has not left my drafts folder, though, in part because the list keep..

VSCode 1 - river.me - 6 years ago - eng
Last week I installed VSCode for the first time, after using exclusively SublimeText for about two years (and Notepad++ prior to that). I’m going to document my learning curve.

VSCode 1 - river.me - 6 years ago - deu
Last week I installed VSCode for the first time, after using exclusively SublimeText for about two years (and Notepad++ prior to that). I’m going to document my learning curve.

Why bother arguing? - nindalf.com - 6 years ago - eng
The article discusses the influence of network science on how we form opinions and argues the importance of speaking out against harmful ideas.

Why bother arguing? - nindalf.com - 6 years ago - eng
The article discusses the influence of network science on how we form opinions and argues the importance of speaking out against harmful ideas.

A lot of common criticisms levied toward Monero that are either outdated, or incorrect, while others are presenting a very narrow view of the problem in question. In this article we hope to set the record straight on these criticisms.


A comprehensive guide to iOS jailbreaking for developers, covering legal security research tools, debugging capabilities, and practical applications beyond app piracy.



I just finished writing a year-in-review blog post for the Penn Labs blog. For some context, Penn Labs is a student-run software development group that builds apps and websites to help students navigate life on campus. For the past year, I’ve been one of the two co-directors of Labs, managing the operations and direction of the organization. I wrote the year-in-review post as a way to highlight the awesome work the whole team had done....

I just finished writing a year-in-review blog post for the Penn Labs blog. For some context, Penn Labs is a student-run software development group that builds apps and websites to help students navigate life on campus. For the past year, I’ve been one of the two co-directors of Labs, managing the operations and direction of the organization. I wrote the year-in-review post as a way to highlight the awesome work the whole team had done....

Size Matters - blog.jessfraz.com - 6 years ago - eng
My mom has a tendency to buy these really terribly spec’d Windows machines. She’s been doing it for as long as I’ve been alive. I was surprised when on one of our latest Zoom calls she said “You know what, I’m beginning to think that size matters.” I’ve only been telling her this for years! Here’s the problem. There are a bunch of shitty Windows machines you can buy that cost around $400 dollars and have something like 4GB RAM. For consum....

Snyk recently received reports that some of our inner domains are vulnerable to a clickjacking attack. Fixing the issue was easy, but we wanted to go one step further and ensure all our endpoints are protected — and stop worrying about this issue. This post outlines how we did that.

I thought this was going to be a short-ish note on fixed positioning and jank, but as with almost everything I write, it grew into a long-ish post about…




About - muscaw.dev - 6 years ago - eng
About My name is Kevin and I am a software engineer that likes to write on different subjects from time to time. You can find me at the following locations: GitHub Twitter Mastodon My photo website If you are interested in my employment history, please have a look at my CV/Resume

listmonk v0.6.2-alpha - nadh.in - 6 years ago - eng
Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v0.6.2-alpha Changelog 82702ed Remove completed items f06d6b3 Fix optin e-mails on subscriber addition to single option lists bfe31b7 Fix incorrect param read bug in list deletion handler 3dcff5d Remove redundant log import c9fc83f Fix comments Docker images docker pull listmonk/listmonk:latest docker pull listmonk/listmonk:v0.6.2-alpha

The downhill started with a challenge. A year ago, I wanted to do more experiments with my writing. After a change of occupation, I was looking for a change in writing too. I didn’t feel much like writing in the old format I’ve been using - pondering on interesting phenomena. A lot of it didn’t have a direct impact on my life and I felt bored of writing. I turned to cooking for inspiration. Those who know me on a personal level know t....

Hello there! Quick question that's entirely off topic. Do you know how to make your site mobile friendly? My website looks weird when browsing from my iphone 4. I'm trying to find a template or plugin that might be able to correct this issue. If you have any suggestions, please share. Thanks!

4 visitors online