Mike Schilli steps on the scale every week and records his weight fluctuations as a time series. To help monitor his progress, he writes a CGI script in Go that stores the data and draws visually appealing charts.
Chronicler Zack Brown reports on avoiding bloat in the Kernel that does everything, and particularly odd occurrences of Stardust.
This month Graham looks at osci-render, Spacedrive, internetarchive, LibrePCB 1.0.0, and more!
The non-free RAR compression tool offers some benefits you won’t find with zip and tar.
Combining your network adapters can speed up network performance – but a little more testing could lead to better choices.
PyScript lets you use your favorite Python libraries on client-side web pages.
Waydroid brings Android apps to the Linux desktop in a simple and effective way.
A Raspberry Pi running Linux with a custom I2C card and a small power supply provides an interface for a real-time flight simulator.
Recent policy changes at Red Hat have upturned the RHEL clone community. AlmaLinux charts a new path by shifting to binary compatibility and away from being a downstream RHEL build.
In the news: AlmaLinux Will No Longer Be "Just Another RHEL Clone"; OpenELA Releases Enterprise Linux Source Code; StripedFly Malware Hiding in Plain Sight as a Cryptocurrency Miner; Experimental Wayland Support Planned for Linux Mint 21.3; K…
A little-known, very powerful data processor for your scripts, datamash makes long, complex calculations simple.
The venerable BCPL procedural structured programming language is fast to compile, is reliable and efficient, offers a wide range of software libraries and system functions, and is available on several platforms, including the Raspberry Pi.
Data science is all about gaining insights from mountains of data. We tour some important tools for the trade.
Lots of retired Bitcoin mining computers are showing up on the second-hand market for cheap. Could these once-impressive machines have a second life in scientific computing or machine learning?
The R programming language is a universal tool for data analysis and machine learning.
Immutable distributions offer a layer of added security. Bruce explains how immutable systems work and discusses their benefits and drawbacks.