spectrumgomas @spectrumgomas@functional.cafe

Inter-process communication in Linux: Sockets and signals https://opensource.com/article/19/4/interprocess-communication-linux-networking

got a mini manual done for class today. it's my very first manual. i did it on one of my programming projects. you can find the manual here:
https://m455.github.io/school-portfolio/mini-manual.pdf

#technicalwriting #firsttimes

CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd: Main UserLAnd Repository

https://github.com/CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd

The easiest way to run a GNU/Linux distribution or application on #Android.

Features:

Run full linux distros or specific applications on top of Android.
Install and uninstall like a regular app.
No root required.

available in @fdroidorg

I have just posted a short blog post on how to make a static dat webpage in few minutes using #orgmode and #beakerBrowser. I'm quite enthusiastic about this project and can't wait to see it grow.

https://www.bloglinguistica.press/beakerbrowser.html

Nice writeup by @darius about Dat, SSB, and ActivityPub and how they can learn from each other: https://blog.datproject.org/2019/03/22/three-protocols-and-a-future-of-the-decentralized-internet/

Indeed, my post-standardization of ActivityPub work (on Spritely) has largely been about exploring similar thoughts! See also the @librelounge episode with @joeyh where we talk about Secure Scuttlebutt (esp in relation to ActivityPub) https://librelounge.org/episodes/episode-14-secure-scuttlebutt-with-joey-hess.html

I'm sad as fuck about Notre Dame, but these pages from David Macaulay give me hope.

The end of the deep monograph...

Speaking of which, once I finish my training in complex data, I want to study "Parsing Techniques: A Practical Guide (Monographs in Computer Science)".

I haven't found anything that explains the subject well enough for me. I think this book is what I'm looking for.