Collaborate Disseminate
Neutrinos are some of the most elusive particles that are well-known to science. These tiny subatomic particles have no electric charge and an extremely small mass, making them incredibly difficult …read more Continue reading Detecting Neutrinos, The Slippery Ghost Particles That Don’t Want To Interact
Last month, I had the pleasure witnessing a birth. No, not of a child. What I’m talking about is something far rarer, though arguably, just as loud and danger fraught …read more Continue reading JawnCon 0x0: A Strong Start with a Bright Future
Although it probably feels like forever to many of us since Category 5 Ethernet cabling became prevalent, now that 2.5 and even 5 Gbit Ethernet has trickled into the mainstream, …read more Continue reading All About Cats, and What Ethernet Classifications Mean Beyond ‘Bigger Number Better’
Vantablack is a special coating material, moreso than a paint. It’s well-known as one of the blackest possible coatings around, capable of absorbing almost all visible light in its nanotube …read more Continue reading Black 4.0 is the New Ultrablack
We’ve been keeping an eye on the Framework laptop over the past two years – back in 2021, they’ve announced a vision for a repairable and hacker-friendly laptop based on …read more Continue reading How Framework Laptop Broke The Hacker Ceiling
We’re on a sort of vacation in Tanzania at the moment and staying in a modest hotel away from the tourist and government district. It’s a district of small shops …read more Continue reading The Dar es Salaam Hacker Scene and Gamut Detection
Do we live in a simulation? This is one of those questions which has kept at least part of humanity awake at night, and which has led to a number …read more Continue reading The Simulated Universe Thought Experiment And Information Entropy
Have you ever wondered how the graphics in your favorite video games worked? This is the start of a series on game graphics, and what better place to start than …read more Continue reading Game Graphics: Racing The Beam
If you grow up around a working blacksmith’s forge, there are a few subjects related to metalwork on which you’ll occasionally have a heated discussion. Probably the best known is …read more Continue reading When Is Damascus Steel Not From Damascus?
Well, we’re just zipping right through this series, no? So far we’ve looked at various postal machines and how they work to flip mail around, cancel the postage, and sort …read more Continue reading You’ve Got Mail: Grilled, Scrambled, and Other Delicious Stamps