~somasis/rhizomerhizome is a tumblelog inspired by Leah Neukirchen's Trivium.
it mostly features links I think are cool, but might on occasion be a place for sharing things I'm up to that don't really warrant a more fleshed out discussion.
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- Should we stop?, a really beautifully put together piece thinking about how maybe the world must change before software is good.
- The Default Router, an article about how the Linksys WRT54G got famous.
- 90ssamplecds, a collection of questionably legal sample packs popular with producers in the 1990s. Drink each time you hear the Amen break being passed off as a royalty-free sample!
- ledger, a double-entry accounting system. I recently start using it after some time using Firefly III, which is quite nice but I was curious about plain-text accounting stuff.
lookie:
- catclock, an adorable xclock fork with a cat…
- unix50.org lets you ssh into old UNIX systems going all the way back to UNICS, from the summer of ‘69.
- The Unix Command Language, the first paper ever published about the Unix shell. written by a certain ken thompson in 1976.
- usand, an unshare(1)-based sandbox.
things I'm up to:
I started this lil blog thing.
I got ahold of The C Programming Language and 21st Century C, and I'll hopefully be reading it while working on some C utilities for some Mutiny work. I've got some vague experience working with C when it comes to patching other people's projects, but not much in terms of writing from scratch.
Hopefully I will participate in Advent of Code for the first time this year?