Some more links I found interesting this month:

• Low Earth Orbit visualisation
• Use TouchID on Mac for sudo
• iceberger – simulation game for free-form icebergs
• Web-Interface for a 3D-printer
• ocenaudio – nice free Mac audio editing software
• Groove Pizza – tool for creating musical grooves using shapes
• Funds for open-source – Opencollective initiative to facilitate funding open-source development for companies

Videos

Cool project with transparent LED displays:

Great drone piloting around bowling club:

• 📹 Internet Archive Infrastructure
• RARE Japanese Toshiba Typewriter
• Building satelite ground station out of trash and tinfoil

A couple links I found interesting this month:

• iHateRegex
• No Free Plan
• Making videos with React
• User Engagement is code for Addiction
• I miss my bar
• Monolith First by Martin Fowler
• My personal data liberation infrastructure – how a privacy-concerned engineer works around to collect his data from web

Infosec:

• Hacker increased chemical level at Oldsmar’s city water system

An older video about “physical hacking”:

Here are some more links from January:

• How I stole the data in millions of people’s Google accounts
• Slack clone using React Native, expo and Getstream
• Muscle Wiki – select a muscle to see exercises to develop it

Videos:

Some more interesting links I found this month:

• waldian – wall-hanging sound and light sculpture
• reactotron – ultimate Redux helper tool for developing on mobile
• A 1020-year old shop in Kyoto
• Collection of OS and other GUIs screenshots
• This Website is valid JSON
• Cameras and Lenses – interactive in-depth explanation how cameras work
• Shitlist-driven development (circa 2016)
• Google Analytics Opt-Out browser extension
• Jet-powered VW Beetle for sale
• Official Apple Developer Downloads — in case AppStore downloads 12Gb of Xcode for too long.
• What happens when you type google.com in a browser — ages old interview question gets explored

Videos:

Ultimate Computer Mouse 🤘

I prerecorded myself in video meetings for a week (and nobody knew)

Some more interesting links I’ve found this month:

• Amazon Drivers Are Hanging Smartphones in Trees to Get More Work
• Winamp Skins Museum
• Practise Typing by Retyping Entire Novels
• Google Technical Challenge (A Christmas Egg)
• Open Source Tools & Data for Music Source Separation
• World Smallest Office Suite
• Bit Rot

Some more reading I found interesting in the end of this summer:

• ☆ Digital Sight management – argument on the broader aspect of AR data scrapping possibilities
• Creating QR code step by step
• The UX of Lego interfaces
• Stopping phishing campaigns with bash
• Raspberry Pi Recovery Kit – Off-Grid Cyberdeck

📹 Video:

• If Educational Videos Were Filmed Like Music Videos – Tom Scott

• Akin’s Laws of Aerospace development
• Help message for shell scripts – Clever and simple
• 1947 prediction of smartphones and on-demand television
• Money for Something – a collection of articles for newbie individual investors
• A Bug-Sized Camera for Bug-Sized Robots and Bug-Sized Bugs
• The widest freeway in the world

Here are some interesting links from this month.

• 📹 The Art of Code – you are going to like it if you liked WAT
  • Rockstar programming language – authored by the Dylan Beattie, speaker in the video above
  • Piet programming language  – programming language in which programs look like abstract paintings
  • Velato Hello World – a Hello World prorgram in a language that uses notes (or MIDI files) as a source code
  • Quine Relay – an uroboros program that can be transpiled to 128 programming languages
• Web Instrument Tuner using microphone
• Web WormHole – direct file transfer using WebRTC
• Train stops when the toilet is flushed and other great stories

Some links that I found useful or fun this month:

A great youtube account/director who’s focused on modern energy-efficient living:

• 📹 Old silo now spaceship-esque tiny home in Berlin
• 📹 From old Belgian water tank to dream tower house with a view
• 📹 Wikkelhouse: pick your modular segments & click them together
• 📹 Slot Machine – AKA Slot Machine Age (1964)

Reading:

• Give Yourself More Playtime
• My years working on black programs – some tales of the US spy satellites development in the 60s

Continuing my regular links post.

• OSINT – using radar satellite data to find military anti-aicraft positions
• 1895 Arrival of Train upscaled to 4k 60fps
• Why Programming is difficult
• Fascinating Vintage 20 Cassette Carousel from 1972 : Panasonic RS-296US
• Apollo 11 Guidance Computer (AGC) vs USB-C Chargers
• Jmaxxz – Your Car is My Car – DEF CON 27 Conference – hacking car remote start
• Lars Christensen Fusion 360 Youtube Channel