You can filter posts by date, tag or even use natural language to find whatever you want
Most popular tags
Recent posts
Do you think you know the C language? Solve this short 5-question quiz
Kacper Kosiński's article "So You Think You Know C..." explores the C programming language, its history, features, and pitfalls. It includes valuable examples and insights for programmers.
Tabs or Spaces for Writing Code? - Look at This Problem in a Completely New Way
The Reddit article addresses the debate on why using tabs instead of spaces might be beneficial in coding. It highlights that tabs allow for flexible indentation customization while taking up less space in code files. Additionally, it facilitates quicker editing. However, the author emphasizes that this decision is subjective and should align with project requirements. Open discussions on this topic can help find the best practices in coding.
Do you remember the foldable smartphone - Galaxy Fold? Samsung has finally improved it.
Samsung has announced that it has fixed the issues surrounding the Galaxy Fold, paving the way for broader acceptance of this innovative smartphone.
Reducing the Linux boot time from 30s to 3s - changing one line in the config
A Reddit post explains how a user reduced their Linux boot time from 30 seconds to 3 seconds. They applied various techniques, such as optimizing services, updating software, and using boot analysis tools.
Overview of Swift Code Formatting Tools
SwiftFormat is a tool for automatic formatting of code in Swift. It helps developers align coding style with standards, enhancing teamwork. The Nshipster article describes the features of this tool and provides coding style tips.
New ransomware attacks NAS arrays (network drives) - if you have a QNAP or similar at home, read this
The article covers the rise of ransomware attacks on Linux-based NAS servers, highlighting the need for system security and regular updates.
QuickJS - a terminal engine for executing JavaScript
QuickJS is a small, fast JavaScript engine designed by Fabrice Bellard, focusing on performance and compliance with the latest ECMAScript standards.
How to break Google's monopoly in the search engine market? Make their search index public
The article analyzes Google's monopoly on search engines and suggests making the search index public to increase competition and innovation in the industry.
If the number of programming languages in the world had to be limited to five, which ones would remain? - discussion
A lively debate is ongoing on Quora about limiting programming languages to five. Among the suggested languages are Python, JavaScript, and C++. Users share their thoughts on the applications and impact of these languages on technology development.
On July 9, a free webinar will be held explaining what skills need to be acquired to get into the world of cybersecurity
I can't process content from a private Facebook page.
Source of content in this blog is https://news.mrugalski.pl
All content including posts, their short version, tags and video transcriptions is 100% AI generated