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The division of developers into frontend and backend may be poor - how to do it better?
Michelle Lim questions the use of 'frontend' and 'backend' in software development, advocating for more precise terms that capture the complexity of modern applications.
How to switch to the i3 window manager? [Linux]
The article describes the i3 window manager, its features, and tips for setup and usage.
Soon it will be possible to place your driving license and ID in Apple Wallet? - currently only in the USA
Apple introduces the ability to add driver's licenses and state IDs to Apple Wallet. Residents of Arizona and Georgia will be the first to use this feature. User security is ensured through data encryption and identity verification.
ListMonk - self-hosted tool for managing newsletters and mailing lists (for creators of these newsletters)
Listmonk is a newsletter management system for efficient email campaign handling.
Does a homemade air purifier have a chance to achieve results comparable to commercial solutions?
The article discusses building a DIY air purifier from a box fan, focusing on filter types and effectiveness data of the project.
Calculating the absolute value of a number in Java is not as simple as it might seem
The article on Habr introduces DevOps, discussing principles, tools, and pitfalls to avoid, along with implementation tips.
Introduction to JQ - a terminal parser for JSON files
The article covers the use of jq for extracting data from JSON files, providing various examples and techniques for data manipulation.
Is it better to use WikiData or just scrape Wikipedia when retrieving information?
The article compares Wikidata and scraping as methods for retrieving data from Wikipedia, highlighting the pros and cons of each.
Three-dimensional music sequencer - allows creating compositions in a 3D world
Ludotune is a new music platform for discovering and sharing tracks.
PAM Dures - alternative, emergency password for your Linux/Unix
The 'pam-duress' project is a Linux module enhancing login security in duress situations. It features flexibility and clear documentation, making it easy to implement. It's a vital tool for organizations seeking better protection for their systems. Check out this project on GitHub.
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