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Martha Gellhorn was the only female correspondent on Omaha Beach during the D-Day invasion. She faced dangerous conditions to bring her stories to life, focusing on the struggles of civilians in war zones rather than traditional military reporting. Gellhorn’s determination and bravery allowed her to cover multiple conflicts, including a firsthand look at the horrors […]
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AeroSpace Beta is an i3-like tiling window manager for macOS. Key features include manual tiling window organization, CLI scriptability, dotfiles-friendly configuration, and proper multi-monitor support. The developer encourages feedback and acknowledges that AeroSpace is not notarized by Apple due to disagreements with their notarization process. The project values simplicity, keyboard-centric usage, and practical features over […]
Welcome to the homepage of the book “3D Math Primer for Graphics and Game Development,” where you can read the entire book for free. Discover new GDC Talks such as “Getting There in Style: Intro to Interpolation and Control Systems” and “Denial-of-Service Mitigation” from GDC 2018. Although the physical copy is out of print, you […]
Every is partnering with select businesses to implement AI strategies after getting feedback from readers. Don Estridge is revealed as the forgotten visionary behind the iconic IBM PC, despite operating under the shadow of corporate politics in Boca Raton. His unique leadership style and ability to secure resources led to the PC’s success, capturing a […]
The author shares their experience of learning Vulkan and creating a game engine with two small game demos in just 3 months, despite having no prior knowledge of Vulkan. They recommend starting with OpenGL before moving to Vulkan, and provide helpful resources for learning both. The author warns against over-engineering and advises against creating a […]
Former University of Chicago undergrad Sasha Trubetskoy has created a subway-style diagram of the major Roman roads circa 125 AD, drawing inspiration from Stanford’s ORBIS model and the Antonine Itinerary. Combining well-known historic roads with lesser-known ones, the map provides a unique perspective on the vast Roman Empire’s road network. Trubetskoy offers interesting facts like […]
At Coder, we strive to enhance the cloud development experience. Throughput, the rate of data transfer across networks, is crucial for performance, especially when dealing with heavy assets. Coder v2.12 introduces networking improvements, increasing throughput significantly. Notably, Coder utilizes an embedded TCP stack from gVisor, enabling encryption and compatibility with diverse systems. By optimizing TCP […]
The Classic Console Neue font is available for download in various sizes, such as 16px and 32px, and can be used in applications like VSCode, Eclipse IDE, FAR Manager, Putty, Delphi, IRC Irssi, and more. The font supports sample characters from Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Armenian, Hebrew, Georgian, Ethiopic, and Runic scripts. To use this font […]
Starlark is a small programming language resembling a simplified version of Python, designed for embedded use in applications. Developed by the author, it is now open-source and gaining popularity in various applications and companies. The language shares similarities with Python, such as dynamically typed with high-level data types and first-class functions. However, it is much […]
The author explores setting up a DHCPv6 Delegated Prefix with dhcpcd, sharing their notes on the process. They provide examples and explanations for configuring multiple /64 and /60 prefixes within the network. The author admits potential mistakes and offers a working-ish configuration that delegates non-overlapping prefixes to different interfaces. They delve into the specifics of […]