- A single line shell script, which returns you your IP address and its location. I created this to check if a VPN I'm using actually works, and thought other people might find some use for this.
- I made an ASCII renderer that draws a rotating tetrahedron (with shading)
- The Horrifically Dystopian World of Software Engineering Interviews
- pip 20.3 will get a dependency resolver. This is great news, but may break some of your workflow, so be ready, and help spread the word!
- GPT-3 on web performance
- Five Worlds – Joel on Software
- One month ago, I had posted about my company's Python for Data Science course for beginners and the feedback was so overwhelming. We've built an entire platform around your suggestions and even published 8 other free DS specialization courses. Please help us make it better with more suggestions!
- Designing a Physics Engine in 5 minutes
- The ABC’s of Templates in D
- 48 free programming books to learn. Personally I think they are very useful
- I made b_rabbit: a tool that provides a high level API to use RabbitMQ (I think it would be very useful for people starting with rabbitmq and python)
- A tableau of crimes and misfortunes: the ever-useful `docker history`
- Cracking the Developer Code: Flow
- A Brief Introduction to Securing Applications with JWT
- Google’s solution to manage leap seconds
- Command Line Magnet Link search aggregator with PLEX-friendly directories and optional "autodownload". Incredibly useful for downloading torrents for a PLEX server through SSH. Criticism wanted!
- Picharsso - A utility for converting images to text art.
- Is serverless cheaper for your use case? Find out with this calculator.
- What happens when you type in a url in a browser?
- winssh-pageant - Proxy Pageant key requests to Windows OpenSSH agent
- Alive2 Part 3: Things You Can and Can’t Do with Undef in LLVM
- [100% off] Domain Name System (DNS) Administration- Windows Server 2016
- A reverse engineering challenge: an intricate visual pattern in 39 bytes
- Announcing Rust.app: A new macOS App for Rustaceans
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