As of this writing, my blog is hosted entirely on a cute little Raspberry Pi downstairs in my family room. There are a million ways to publish a blog; I’ll tell you how I did this one.
Please note that this is not the easiest or the most reliable …
As of this writing, my blog is hosted entirely on a cute little Raspberry Pi downstairs in my family room. There are a million ways to publish a blog; I’ll tell you how I did this one.
Please note that this is not the easiest or the most reliable …
I enjoyed reading @jessitron’s blog post Estimates and Our Brain. Just about any software engineer will tell you that precisely predicting when we’ll be finished with anything is virtually impossible. This is plenty frustrating for us, but it’s even more vexing for the people who are not …
Sam Aaron is an amazing guy. We owe him a debt of gratitude for creating Sonic Pi, which is a way of making music through programming, is distributed with every Raspberry Pi, and is a fresh approach to teaching kids how to think in code while having a blast doing …
I think I want to start writing everything in AsciiDoc. It’s real cool.
I can include source code like this:
public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("This is a useless program."); }
This is going to allow me to write a bunch of things about technology.
Ciao …