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Yakking is on hold for now
Posted Tue May 15 12:00:10 2018 by The Yakking Staff

Writing launcher scripts
Posted Wed Apr 11 12:00:08 2018 by Richard Maw

Text To Speech
Posted Wed Apr 4 15:23:39 2018 by Richard Maw

Coming back to a project
Posted Wed Mar 28 13:17:44 2018 by Daniel Silverstone

Famous bugs
Posted Wed Mar 21 12:00:06 2018 by Lars Wirzenius

So you think you are finished?
Posted Wed Mar 14 12:00:07 2018 by Daniel Silverstone

Cycles in development
Posted Wed Mar 7 12:03:07 2018 by Lars Wirzenius

The only proper git workflow, use nothing else
Posted Wed Feb 21 12:00:11 2018 by Lars Wirzenius

Don't burn that bridge!
Posted Wed Feb 7 12:00:09 2018 by Lars Wirzenius

Processing input
Posted Thu Feb 1 12:00:09 2018 by Daniel Silverstone

Is it dead, or is it just resting?
Posted Wed Jan 24 12:00:07 2018 by Daniel Silverstone

MSG_TRUNC is poorly supported
Posted Wed Jan 17 12:21:03 2018 by Richard Maw

Knowing when to retire from a project
Posted Wed Jan 10 12:00:09 2018 by Lars Wirzenius

Isolation — when it's good to be alone…
Posted Wed Jan 3 12:00:10 2018 by Daniel Silverstone

Programmer productivity boosters
Posted Thu Dec 28 12:00:08 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

Your working environment matters
Posted Wed Dec 13 12:00:10 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Property Testing in C
Posted Wed Dec 6 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Ipsum

Advent Of Code, 2017
Posted Wed Nov 29 12:00:07 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Start using your new project early
Posted Wed Nov 22 12:00:08 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

This post intentionally left blank
Posted Wed Nov 15 12:33:18 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

What is Time - CPU time
Posted Wed Nov 8 14:30:19 2017 by Richard Maw

Communicating
Posted Wed Nov 1 12:00:10 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

Ethics in software development
Posted Wed Oct 25 12:00:12 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

Keeping your passwords safe
Posted Wed Oct 18 12:00:15 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Attracting contributors to your project
Posted Wed Oct 11 12:00:07 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

H0w s3cUre aR3 ur p455w0rdz‽
Posted Wed Oct 4 12:00:12 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

What is Time - leap seconds
Posted Wed Sep 27 12:00:13 2017 by Richard Maw

Psst, can you keep a secret?
Posted Wed Sep 20 12:00:11 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Time - Rendering
Posted Wed Sep 13 12:00:12 2017 by Richard Maw

Moving your comfort zone
Posted Wed Sep 6 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Time - Real time
Posted Wed Aug 30 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Maw

Four years of chinwaggery
Posted Tue Aug 22 12:00:08 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Taking time for yourself
Posted Wed Aug 16 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Retiring from a project
Posted Wed Aug 9 12:00:08 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

My F/LOSS Activity...
Posted Wed Aug 2 12:00:07 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Time - Adjustment
Posted Wed Jul 26 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Maw

What is Nix and Why you should try it!
Posted Wed Jul 19 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Ipsum

Time - What are clocks?
Posted Wed Jul 12 12:00:13 2017 by Richard Maw

Open your minds, and your data (formats)
Posted Wed Jul 5 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

What is Time?
Posted Wed Jun 28 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Maw

On the usefulness of a personal journal
Posted Wed Jun 21 12:00:08 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

Piecemeal development
Posted Wed Jun 14 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Maw

Minimal Viable Project
Posted Wed Jun 7 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Complications arising from having a complex init
Posted Wed May 31 12:00:05 2017 by Richard Maw

A WadC successor in Haskell?
Posted Wed May 24 12:00:06 2017 by Jon Dowland

Whiteboarding your project
Posted Wed May 17 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Is your process running 4 - Linux-specific approaches
Posted Wed May 10 12:00:06 2017 by Richard Maw

All work and no play makes Daniel a dull boy…
Posted Wed May 3 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Is your process running 3 - UNIX sessions
Posted Wed Apr 26 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Maw

Find your motivation
Posted Wed Apr 19 11:24:16 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Is your process running 2 - Nobody does pidfiles right
Posted Wed Apr 19 11:20:30 2017 by Richard Maw

New project? Start with the scaffolding
Posted Wed Apr 5 11:00:06 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

Sweetie! You're gonna be a movie star! - Recording your Terminal
Posted Wed Mar 29 11:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Is your process running 1 - Parsing proc and why you shoudn't
Posted Wed Mar 22 12:00:08 2017 by Richard Maw

What is this disgusting smell? On software bit rot
Posted Wed Mar 15 12:00:07 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

What I look for in a F/LOSS applicant
Posted Wed Mar 8 12:00:07 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Facilitating is no less valuable than contributing
Posted Wed Mar 1 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Maw

Please be careful when you test
Posted Wed Feb 22 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

Things I learned at FOSDEM
Posted Wed Feb 15 12:00:08 2017 by Richard Maw

Internationalisation and Other Fruit
Posted Wed Feb 8 12:00:07 2017 by Will Holland

Semantic $THING
Posted Wed Feb 1 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

The XDG base directory standard
Posted Wed Jan 25 12:00:07 2017 by Richard Maw

Give credit where credit is due
Posted Wed Jan 18 12:00:06 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

FHS, the filesystem hierarchy standard
Posted Wed Jan 11 12:00:06 2017 by Lars Wirzenius

Writing for others
Posted Wed Jan 4 12:00:08 2017 by Daniel Silverstone

If you don't tidy your code, you won't be getting any contributors this week!
Posted Wed Dec 28 12:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Giving Presentations
Posted Wed Dec 21 12:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Achieving simplicity and greatness
Posted Wed Dec 14 12:00:07 2016 by Lars Wirzenius

Code for fun
Posted Wed Dec 7 12:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Get your code out there
Posted Wed Nov 30 12:00:09 2016 by Richard Maw

Software un-design
Posted Wed Nov 23 12:00:06 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

How difficult is it to move a file atomically?
Posted Wed Nov 16 12:00:07 2016 by Richard Maw

Dancing to someone else's tune
Posted Wed Nov 9 12:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Atomic file creation with temporary files
Posted Wed Nov 2 12:00:07 2016 by Richard Maw

Atomically clobbering files
Posted Wed Oct 26 11:00:12 2016 by Richard Maw

How difficult is it to preserve extended attributes when moving a file?
Posted Wed Oct 19 11:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Dealing with bugs against your project
Posted Wed Oct 12 11:00:07 2016 by Lars Wirzenius

How difficult is it to preserve extended attributes when moving a file?
Posted Wed Oct 5 11:00:09 2016 by Richard Maw

How difficult is it to preserve flags when moving a file?
Posted Wed Sep 28 11:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Be liberal in what you accept, and strict in what you produce
Posted Wed Sep 21 11:00:08 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Software freedom business models
Posted Wed Sep 14 11:00:07 2016 by Lars Wirzenius

Be gracious in how you accept
Posted Wed Sep 7 11:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

How difficult is it to preserve metadata when moving a file?
Posted Wed Aug 31 11:00:07 2016 by Richard Maw

Workflow and tools
Posted Wed Aug 24 11:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

How difficult is it to move a file quickly?
Posted Wed Aug 17 11:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Posted Wed Aug 10 11:00:10 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

How difficult is it to move a sparse file?
Posted Wed Aug 3 11:00:07 2016 by Richard Maw

Which license is the most free?
Posted Wed Jul 27 11:00:07 2016 by Lars Wirzenius

Hacking alone, hacking together
Posted Wed Jul 20 11:00:08 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

How difficult is it to move a file?
Posted Wed Jul 13 11:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Keep notes
Posted Wed Jul 6 11:00:06 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Writing documentation
Posted Wed Jun 29 11:00:06 2016 by Lars Wirzenius

argp, for getopt users
Posted Wed Jun 22 11:00:07 2016 by Richard Maw

Inputting complex characters
Posted Wed Jun 15 11:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Parsing command line argument values from C
Posted Wed Jun 8 11:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Enforcing your rights
Posted Wed Jun 1 11:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Parsing command line arguments from C
Posted Wed May 25 11:00:08 2016 by Richard Maw

Estimating how many people use your software
Posted Wed May 18 11:00:10 2016 by Lars Wirenius

Event driven programming
Posted Wed May 11 11:00:06 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Command line arguments
Posted Wed May 4 11:00:07 2016 by Richard Maw

Getting started with a project
Posted Wed Apr 27 11:00:08 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

When all is sed and done
Posted Wed Apr 20 11:00:09 2016 by Will Holland

Finite Automata
Posted Wed Apr 13 11:00:08 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

State machines in C
Posted Wed Apr 6 11:00:07 2016 by Richard Maw

How open-source can go wrong
Posted Wed Mar 30 11:00:06 2016 by Jonathan Maw

Scripting languages - packaging your modules
Posted Wed Mar 23 12:00:09 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Practice programs
Posted Wed Mar 16 12:00:07 2016 by Lars Wirzenius

I'd tell you the joke about UDP, but you might not get it.
Posted Wed Mar 9 12:00:07 2016 by Richard Maw

Code modules in scripting languages
Posted Wed Mar 2 12:00:11 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Dotfiles
Posted Wed Feb 24 12:00:07 2016 by Will Holland

Writing documents with Pandoc
Posted Wed Feb 17 12:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Control Structures in Scripting
Posted Wed Feb 10 12:00:08 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

FIFO, fifo, it's off to work we go!
Posted Wed Feb 3 12:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Random Numbers in Linux
Posted Wed Jan 27 12:00:07 2016 by Will Holland

Myths programmers believe about file paths
Posted Wed Jan 20 12:00:06 2016 by Richard Maw

Chunks of scripting
Posted Wed Jan 13 12:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

Simple data structures in scripting languages
Posted Wed Jan 6 12:00:07 2016 by Daniel Silverstone

The secret to writing fast python programs
Posted Wed Dec 30 12:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

Sort out deployment first
Posted Wed Dec 23 12:00:08 2015 by Lars Wirzenius

Writing programs for composability
Posted Wed Dec 16 12:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

Starting with scripting
Posted Wed Dec 9 16:25:04 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

D-Bus
Posted Wed Dec 2 12:00:07 2015 by Richard Maw

The value in attending conferences
Posted Wed Nov 25 12:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

Domain specific languages
Posted Wed Nov 18 12:00:07 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

Networking - DHCP
Posted Wed Nov 11 12:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

Using the Python profiler
Posted Wed Nov 4 12:00:07 2015 by Lars Wirzenius

Systemd 7 - cron, at and systemd timers
Posted Wed Oct 28 12:00:07 2015 by Richard Maw

Using Open Software on a Closed Platform
Posted Wed Oct 21 11:00:06 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

The Joys of Esoteric Languages
Posted Wed Oct 14 11:00:07 2015 by Will Holland

Nerds of a feather flock(1) together
Posted Wed Oct 7 11:00:06 2015 by Richard Maw

Orchestration frameworks
Posted Wed Sep 30 11:00:08 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

On making releases
Posted Wed Sep 23 11:00:06 2015 by Lars Wirzenius

Wikis
Posted Wed Sep 16 11:00:07 2015 by William Holland

Networking - Namespaces
Posted Wed Sep 9 11:00:06 2015 by Richard Maw

Coding for the lulz
Posted Wed Sep 2 11:00:07 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

Some things people get wrong about Free Software
Posted Wed Aug 26 11:00:06 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

Networking - Addresses and Routes
Posted Wed Aug 19 11:00:07 2015 by Richard Maw

Message Queues
Posted Wed Aug 12 11:00:07 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

From boot to shutdown
Posted Wed Aug 5 11:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

Networking - Interfaces
Posted Wed Jul 29 11:00:06 2015 by Richard Maw

Expectations of free software developers
Posted Wed Jul 22 11:00:07 2015 by Lars Wirzenius

Bus Factor
Posted Wed Jul 15 11:00:06 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

Networking - Sockets and Ports
Posted Wed Jul 8 11:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

systemd for the uninformed - networking
Posted Wed Jul 1 11:00:07 2015 by Richard Maw

Project organisation
Posted Wed Jun 24 11:00:07 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

systemd for the uninformed - managing machines
Posted Wed Jun 17 11:00:09 2015 by Richard Maw

Jargon
Posted Wed Jun 10 11:00:09 2015 by Will Holland

A place for everything, and everything in its place
Posted Wed Jun 3 11:00:08 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

systemd for the uninformed - session and seat management with logind
Posted Wed May 27 11:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

Interacting with upstream
Posted Wed May 20 11:00:18 2015 by Richard Maw

Why organisations contribute to FOSS projects
Posted Wed May 13 11:00:07 2015 by Richard Maw

Gaming on Linux
Posted Wed May 6 11:00:15 2015 by Richard Maw

systemd for the uninformed - The Journal
Posted Wed Apr 29 11:00:09 2015 by Richard Maw

Reading Yakking more comfortably
Posted Wed Apr 22 11:00:11 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

systemd for the uninformed - udev device management
Posted Wed Apr 15 11:00:10 2015 by Richard Maw

Daemons - the not flying out of your nose kind
Posted Wed Apr 8 11:00:14 2015 by Richard Maw

systemd for the uninformed
Posted Wed Apr 1 11:00:09 2015 by Richard Maw

Permissions
Posted Wed Mar 25 12:00:09 2015 by Richard Maw

Storage on Linux
Posted Wed Mar 18 12:00:10 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

Why everything being a file is a good thing
Posted Wed Mar 11 12:00:10 2015 by Richard Maw

Organising your $HOME
Posted Wed Mar 4 12:00:09 2015 by Lars Wirzenius

Everything is a file
Posted Wed Feb 25 12:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

Uses of SSH
Posted Wed Feb 18 11:00:12 2015 by Richard Maw

Software Updates
Posted Wed Feb 11 11:00:10 2015 by Richard Maw

The role of Linux distributions
Posted Wed Feb 4 12:00:09 2015 by Richard Maw

Virtualised systems
Posted Wed Jan 28 12:00:09 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

Writing shell in any language
Posted Wed Jan 21 12:00:08 2015 by Richard Maw

find, xargs, and parallel: fun toys
Posted Wed Jan 14 12:00:08 2015 by Lars Wirzenius

Principle of least surprise
Posted Wed Jan 7 12:00:07 2015 by Daniel Silverstone

Cool bits of C
Posted Wed Dec 31 12:00:08 2014 by Richard Maw

Give the gift of Freedom this Christmas
Posted Wed Dec 24 12:00:07 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Avoid generalisations, most of the time
Posted Mon Dec 22 12:00:08 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Cool features of python you should know about
Posted Wed Dec 17 12:00:06 2014 by Richard Maw

GnuPG (gpg): a brief introduction
Posted Wed Dec 10 18:14:30 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Integrated Development Environments
Posted Wed Dec 3 12:00:08 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Tools I use
Posted Wed Nov 26 12:00:15 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

A Mars® a day helps you Work, Hack and Play
Posted Wed Nov 19 12:00:09 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Resource handling 4 - Java and Python
Posted Wed Nov 12 12:00:08 2014 by Richard Maw

Resource handling 3 - C and C++
Posted Wed Nov 5 12:00:10 2014 by Richard Maw

Resource handling 2 - Garbage Collection
Posted Wed Oct 29 12:00:06 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Resource handling 1 - General Concepts
Posted Wed Oct 22 11:00:08 2014 by Richard Maw

Software testing
Posted Wed Oct 15 11:00:08 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Workstations and Hackstations
Posted Wed Oct 8 11:00:07 2014 by Richard Maw

Setting the Bash shell prompt
Posted Wed Oct 1 11:00:10 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Routing, and network services on Linux
Posted Wed Sep 24 11:00:08 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

The importance of using Library code
Posted Wed Sep 17 11:00:09 2014 by Richard Maw

Editing the shell command line
Posted Wed Sep 10 11:00:06 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Why you should use a tiling window manager
Posted Wed Sep 3 11:00:09 2014 by Richard Maw

Keeping your configuration safe
Posted Wed Aug 27 11:00:08 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Advanced uses of GNU screen
Posted Wed Aug 20 11:00:06 2014 by Richard Maw

Looking at the shell history
Posted Wed Aug 13 11:00:06 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

GNU screen the terminal multiplexer
Posted Wed Aug 6 11:00:13 2014 by Richard Maw

Plagiarise Plagiarise Plagiarise! Only be sure always to call it please 'research'
Posted Wed Jul 30 11:00:09 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Job control in bash
Posted Wed Jul 23 11:00:10 2014 by Richard Maw

Version Numbering
Posted Wed Jul 16 11:00:07 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Influential works to read
Posted Wed Jul 9 11:00:06 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Unix Operating System tools
Posted Wed Jul 2 11:00:12 2014 by Richard Maw

My Browser History
Posted Wed Jun 25 11:00:08 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Be a mensch
Posted Wed Jun 18 11:00:06 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Shell scripting commands
Posted Wed Jun 11 11:00:07 2014 by Richard Maw

Shell commands for data manipulation
Posted Wed Jun 4 11:00:11 2014 by Richard Maw

moreutils has some more handy utilities
Posted Wed May 28 11:00:09 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Cryptography is not security
Posted Wed May 21 11:00:08 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Dealing with bug reports against your own software
Posted Wed May 14 11:00:06 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

If you have no plan to maintain it, it will cease working.
Posted Wed May 7 11:00:12 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Temporary file handling
Posted Wed Apr 30 11:00:07 2014 by Richard Maw

If you wouldn't want to use it yourself, why would anyone else?
Posted Wed Apr 23 11:00:10 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Reporting bugs
Posted Wed Apr 16 11:00:07 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

If you are not measuring it, you don't know how well it's doing
Posted Wed Apr 9 11:00:14 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Informational shell utilities
Posted Wed Apr 2 11:00:11 2014 by Richard Maw

If it's not backed up, you will lose it.
Posted Wed Mar 26 13:00:11 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Diffs and patches
Posted Wed Mar 19 12:00:18 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

If it's not tested, it doesn't work.
Posted Wed Mar 12 12:00:08 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

File management with common shell commands
Posted Wed Mar 5 12:00:09 2014 by Richard Maw

If you haven't pushed it to revision control, it doesn't exist
Posted Wed Feb 26 12:00:13 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Naming projects and stuff
Posted Wed Feb 19 12:00:14 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

If you don't have a plan, you will wander in the reeds.
Posted Wed Feb 12 12:00:10 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

File systems
Posted Wed Feb 5 12:00:09 2014 by Richard Maw

Transferring files between computers
Posted Wed Jan 29 12:00:08 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

If you don't know why you're doing it, you shouldn't be doing it.
Posted Wed Jan 22 12:00:08 2014 by Daniel Silverstone

Unix philosophy
Posted Wed Jan 15 12:00:10 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Contributing to someone else's project
Posted Wed Jan 8 12:00:07 2014 by Lars Wirzenius

Twelve days of coding
Posted Mon Jan 6 12:00:07 2014 by A.N.Author

Coding styles and standards
Posted Tue Dec 31 12:00:18 2013 by Daniel Silverstone

Debugging: finding the bug
Posted Wed Dec 18 12:00:09 2013 by Lars Wirzenius

Whitespace safety in shell scripts
Posted Wed Dec 11 12:00:11 2013 by Richard Maw

Introduction to GDB
Posted Wed Dec 4 12:00:07 2013 by Richard Ipsum

Compiled languages
Posted Wed Nov 27 12:00:08 2013 by Daniel Silverstone

Unix permissions and mode bits
Posted Wed Nov 20 12:00:13 2013 by Lars Wirzenius

Basics of networking
Posted Wed Nov 13 12:00:07 2013 by Daniel Silverstone

Basics of version control systems
Posted Wed Nov 6 12:00:08 2013 by Lars Wirzenius

Shell Variables
Posted Wed Oct 30 10:00:08 2013 by Richard Maw

Using ssh -A for ssh agent forwarding
Posted Wed Oct 23 09:00:07 2013 by Lars Wirzenius

Input and Output redirection
Posted Wed Oct 16 09:00:06 2013 by Jonathan Maw

Regular Expressions and shell globs
Posted Wed Oct 9 09:00:06 2013 by Daniel Silverstone

Scripting
Posted Thu Oct 3 09:00:09 2013 by Richard Maw

Introduction to IRC
Posted Wed Sep 25 09:00:08 2013 by Lars Wirzenius

Basic shell tools
Posted Wed Sep 18 19:03:24 2013 by Daniel Silverstone

Basics of SSH
Posted Thu Sep 12 16:49:40 2013 by Lars Wirzenius

Navigating on-system documentation
Posted Wed Sep 4 12:24:31 2013 by Daniel Silverstone

Basics of the command line
Posted Wed Aug 28 11:02:44 2013 by Daniel Silverstone

Software freedom: an introduction
Posted Wed Aug 21 13:00:39 2013 by Lars Wirzenius

Welcome
Posted Wed Aug 21 12:56:55 2013 by Lars Wirzenius, Daniel Silverstone