Tue Dec 03
Dear All; and you are all very dear to me and I have been thinking of you a lot over the past many months. Some of you may have forgotten all about me, some may have been wondering where I had got to, others may already know what I have been doing. If you have been reading my blog for some time you will know that I...
Similarly to this earlier post, this was written as an examination at the Swedish Defence University. It was written for the course Nuclear Weapons in International Security and as such is also available as a .pdf here. To answer the question of whether or not the invention nuclear bomb has been the most important...
As the Microsoft Windows user experience continues to worsen, what should Linux advocates do?
I think I made a mistake, team! In my previous video and post I spoke about leaving emacs for the pastures of Neovim and a CLI/TUI-centric workflow. I made the jump earlier this year, creating a zen system that I thought would allow me to focus on creation and getting things done, while limiting the time it took to...
Writing content for developers can be challenging, and there's some tips that might help.
Favoris du mois de novembre: LGBT en politique, un livre féministe coréen et de nouvelles séries de science-fiction
Geeqie (pronounced geeky) doesn't come up often in conversations about useful Linux photography tools, and that's a crying shame. Because despite its simple looks, Geeqie is a truly versatile and genuinely useful tool for managing RAW files and photos.