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91. Burnout and the quiet failures of the hacker community (drewdevault.com)

This has been a very challenging year for me. You probably read that I suffered from burnout earlier in the year. In some respects, things have improved, and in many other respects, I am still haunted.You might not care to read this, and so be it, take your leave if you must. But writing is healing ...

92. Reforming the free software message (drewdevault.com)

Several weeks ago, I wrote The Free Software Foundation is dying, wherein I enumerated a number of problems with the Free Software Foundation. Some of my criticisms focused on the message: fsf.org and gnu.org together suffer from no small degree of incomprehensibility and inaccessibility which makes...

93. Reforming the free software message (drewdevault.com)

Several weeks ago, I wrote The Free Software Foundation is dying, wherein I enumerated a number of problems with the Free Software Foundation. Some of my criticisms focused on the message: fsf.org and gnu.org together suffer from no small degree of incomprehensibility and inaccessibility which makes...

94. Throwing in the towel on mobile Linux (drewdevault.com)

I have been tinkering with mobile Linux – a phrase I will use here to describe any Linux distribution other than Android running on a mobile device – as my daily driver since about 2019, when I first picked up the PinePhone. For about 3 years I have run mobile Linux as my daily driver on my phone, a...

95. Throwing in the towel on mobile Linux (drewdevault.com)

I have been tinkering with mobile Linux – a phrase I will use here to describe any Linux distribution other than Android running on a mobile device – as my daily driver since about 2019, when I first picked up the PinePhone. For about 3 years I have run mobile Linux as my daily driver on my phone, a...

96. How to go to war with your employer (drewdevault.com)

There is a power differential between you and your employer, but that doesn’t mean you can’t improve your working conditions. Today I’d like to offer a little bit of advice on how to frame your relationship with your employer in terms which empower you and afford you more agency. I’m going to talk a...

97. How to go to war with your employer (drewdevault.com)

There is a power differential between you and your employer, but that doesn’t mean you can’t improve your working conditions. Today I’d like to offer a little bit of advice on how to frame your relationship with your employer in terms which empower you and afford you more agency. I’m going to talk a...

98. Burnout (drewdevault.com)

It kind of crept up on me. One day, sitting at my workstation, I stopped typing, stared blankly at the screen for a few seconds, and a switch flipped in my head. On the night of New Year’s Eve, my backpack was stolen from me on the train from Berlin to Amsterdam, and with it about $2000 worth of equ...

99. Burnout (drewdevault.com)

It kind of crept up on me. One day, sitting at my workstation, I stopped typing, stared blankly at the screen for a few seconds, and a switch flipped in my head.On the night of New Year’s Eve, my backpack was stolen from me on the train from Berlin to Amsterdam, and with it about $2000 worth of equi...

100. Who should lead us? (drewdevault.com)

Consider these two people, each captured in the midst of delivering a technical talk. .images { display: flex; } Based on appearances alone, what do you think of them? The person on the left is a woman. She’s also pretty young, one might infer something about her level of experience accordingly. I i...

101. Who should lead us? (drewdevault.com)

Consider these two people, each captured in the midst of delivering a technical talk. .images { display: flex; } Based on appearances alone, what do you think of them?The person on the left is a woman. She’s also pretty young, one might infer something about her level of experience accordingly. I im...

102. rc: a new shell for Unix (drewdevault.com)

rc is a Unix shell I’ve been working on over the past couple of weeks, though it’s been in the design stages for a while longer than that. It’s not done or ready for general use yet, but it is interesting, so let’s talk about it. As the name (which is subject to change) implies, rc is inspired by th...

103. rc: a new shell for Unix (drewdevault.com)

rc is a Unix shell I’ve been working on over the past couple of weeks, though it’s been in the design stages for a while longer than that. It’s not done or ready for general use yet, but it is interesting, so let’s talk about it.As the name (which is subject to change) implies, rc is inspired by the...

104. The Free Software Foundation is dying (drewdevault.com)

The Free Software Foundation is one of the longest-running missions in the free software movement, effectively defining it. It provides a legal foundation for the movement and organizes activism around software freedom. The GNU project, closely related, has its own long story in our movement as the ...

105. The Free Software Foundation is dying (drewdevault.com)

The Free Software Foundation is one of the longest-running missions in the free software movement, effectively defining it. It provides a legal foundation for the movement and organizes activism around software freedom. The GNU project, closely related, has its own long story in our movement as the ...

106. Writing Helios drivers in the Mercury driver environment (drewdevault.com)

Helios is a microkernel written in the Hare programming language and is part of the larger Ares operating system. You can watch my FOSDEM 2023 talk introducing Helios on PeerTube. Let’s take a look at the new Mercury driver development environment for Helios. As you may remember from my FOSDEM talk,...

107. Writing Helios drivers in the Mercury driver environment (drewdevault.com)

Helios is a microkernel written in the Hare programming language and is part of the larger Ares operating system. You can watch my FOSDEM 2023 talk introducing Helios on PeerTube.Let’s take a look at the new Mercury driver development environment for Helios.As you may remember from my FOSDEM talk, t...

108. When to comment that code (drewdevault.com)

My software tends to have a surprisingly low number of comments. One of my projects, scdoc, has 25 comments among its 1,133 lines of C code, or 2%, compared to the average of 19%.1 Naturally, I insist that my code is well-written in spite of this divergence from the norm. Allow me to explain. The ph...

109. When to comment that code (drewdevault.com)

My software tends to have a surprisingly low number of comments. One of my projects, scdoc, has 25 comments among its 1,133 lines of C code, or 2%, compared to the average of 19%.1 Naturally, I insist that my code is well-written in spite of this divergence from the norm. Allow me to explain.The phi...

110. Porting Helios to aarch64 for my FOSDEM talk, part one (drewdevault.com)

Helios is a microkernel written in the Hare programming language, and the subject of a talk I did at FOSDEM earlier this month. You can watch the talk here if you like: A while ago I promised someone that I would not do any talks on Helios until I could present them from Helios itself, and at FOSDEM...

111. Porting Helios to aarch64 for my FOSDEM talk, part one (drewdevault.com)

Helios is a microkernel written in the Hare programming language, and the subject of a talk I did at FOSDEM earlier this month. You can watch the talk here if you like: A while ago I promised someone that I would not do any talks on Helios until I could present them from Helios itself, and at FOSDEM...

112. Should private platforms engage in censorship? (drewdevault.com)

Private service providers are entitled to do business with whom they please, or not to. Occasionally, a platform will take advantage of this to deny service to a particular entity on any number of grounds, often igniting a flood of debate online regarding whether or not censorship in this form is ju...

113. Should private platforms engage in censorship? (drewdevault.com)

Private service providers are entitled to do business with whom they please, or not to. Occasionally, a platform will take advantage of this to deny service to a particular entity on any number of grounds, often igniting a flood of debate online regarding whether or not censorship in this form is ju...

114. My plans at FOSDEM: SourceHut, Hare, and Helios (drewdevault.com)

FOSDEM is right around the corner, and finally in person after long years of dealing with COVID. I’ll be there again this year, and I’m looking forward to it! I have four slots on the schedule (wow! Thanks for arranging these, FOSDEM team) and I’ll be talking about several projects. There is a quick...

115. My plans at FOSDEM: SourceHut, Hare, and Helios (drewdevault.com)

FOSDEM is right around the corner, and finally in person after long years of dealing with COVID. I’ll be there again this year, and I’m looking forward to it! I have four slots on the schedule (wow! Thanks for arranging these, FOSDEM team) and I’ll be talking about several projects. There is a quick...

116. Setting a new focus for my blog (drewdevault.com)

Just shy of two months ago, I published I shall toil at a reduced volume, which addressed the fact that I’m not getting what I want from my blog anymore, and I would be taking an indefinite break. Well, I am ready to resume my writing, albeit with a different tone and focus than before. Well, that w...

117. Setting a new focus for my blog (drewdevault.com)

Just shy of two months ago, I published I shall toil at a reduced volume, which addressed the fact that I’m not getting what I want from my blog anymore, and I would be taking an indefinite break. Well, I am ready to resume my writing, albeit with a different tone and focus than before.Well, that wa...

118. I shall toil at a reduced volume (drewdevault.com)

Over the last nine years I have written 300,000 words for this blog on the topics which are important to me. I am not certain that I have much left to say. I can keep revisiting these topics for years, each time adding a couple more years of wisdom and improvements to my writing skills to present my...

119. I shall toil at a reduced volume (drewdevault.com)

Over the last nine years I have written 300,000 words for this blog on the topics which are important to me. I am not certain that I have much left to say.I can keep revisiting these topics for years, each time adding a couple more years of wisdom and improvements to my writing skills to present my ...

120. Codegen in Hare v2 (drewdevault.com)

I spoke about code generation in Hare back in May when I wrote a tool for generating ioctl numbers. I wrote another code generator over the past few weeks, and it seems like a good time to revisit the topic on my blog to showcase another approach, and the improvements we’ve made for this use-case. I...
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