Thomas has built a secure communications network leveraging the plug-and-play qualities of the Raspberry Pi 4 and the Adafruit LoRa Radio Bonnet. It is the software side of this system that really …
The principles of data-oriented programming with Yehonathan Sharvit (The Changelog #522)
Jerod is joined by Yehonathan Sharvit, author of Data-Oriented Programming, to discuss the virtues of treating data as a first-class citizen in our applications and the four principles that make it possible.
Update your edge devices with this open source bootloader
Luos's open source bootloader updates all the boards of your edge or embedded system through one physical connection to your network without requiring physical access to the other boards.
Prof Aims to Rebuild Google With Stuff In Desk Drawer
Dave Andersen looked into a desk drawer filled with tiny computers. Each was no bigger than a hardback novel, and they ran no faster than 600 MHz. But when he strung them together, they could run massive applications each could never run on their own. It's an idea that could reinvent the way the world builds its servers.
Detect breaches with Canary credit cards! TL;DR; Today we’re releasing a new Canarytoken type: actual credit cards! Head over to canarytokens.org; We give you a valid credit card (number, expiration, and CVC); If anyone ever attempts to use that card you’ll be notified. We recommend placing one anywhere you store payment information. If you ever…
Since I started working for Apache APISIX, I have tried to deepen my understanding of REST via various means. Did you read my review of API Design Patterns book? In the current literature, REST is generally promoted as the best thing since sliced bread. Yet, it comes with lots of challenges. In 2010(!), Martin Fowler wrote a post on the glory of REST. He lists three steps for an API to become truly REST: In each of these steps, issues lurk. This blog post focuses on listing some of them an