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Совмещаем Ассемблер и Си в одном проекте
Здравствуйте, на связи nikhotmsk с очередным потоком сугубо-технических мыслей. В своей прошлой статье я обещал не использовать жаргонный язык и улучшить читаемость статей. Так вот, сообщаю, что из этого ничего не получилось. Поэтому если вы ничего не поймете, то это значит, что у вас не хватило знаний, как говорил персонаж из книги - "Чтобы что-то узнать, надо уже что-то знать". Но расстраиваться не нужно.
Глядя на главную картинку вы уже почувствовали неладное. Да, я программирую для старинного компьютера ZX Spectrum. Того самого, который построен на чипе Zilog Z80, и у которого графическая память, пожалуй, самая запутанная среди всех ретро-машин. Но наша...
No billionaires at FOSDEM
Update: Dorsey’s talk was cancelled! See the update here.
Jack Dorsey, former CEO of Twitter, ousted board member of BlueSky, and grifter extraordinaire to the tune of a $5.6B net worth, is giving a keynote at FOSDEM.
The FOSDEM keynote stage is one of the biggest platforms in the free software community. Janson is the biggest venue in the event – its huge auditorium can accommodate over 1,500 of FOSDEM’s 8,000 odd attendees, and it is live streamed to a worldwide audience as the face of one of the free and open source software community’s biggest events of the year. We’ve platformed...
Year-end donations round, 2024 edition
Just in time before the year ends, I’ve gone ahead with my round of personal donations for 2024. I highly encourage you to do something similar and support the free and open source software and organizations that make a difference to you.
This year, my personal list consisted of:
Signal as every year, because I use it daily.
Calibre eBook Management, which my wife uses a lot.
The Gnome Project, which is my desktop environment these days.
LibreOffice because I use it very frequently and I think it’s a critical piece of software for the desktop.
Pi-Hole because I have one set up in my home network...
Neurodivergence and accountability in free software
In November of last year, I wrote Richard Stallman’s political discourse on sex, which argues that Richard Stallman, the founder of and present-day voting member of the board of directors of the Free Software Foundation (FSF), endorses and advocates for a harmful political agenda which legitimizes adult attraction to minors, consistently defends adults accused of and convicted of sexual crimes with respect to minors, and more generally erodes norms of consent and manipulates language regarding sexual harassment and sexual assault in his broader political program.
In response to this article, and on many occasions when I have re-iterated my position on...
Rust for Linux revisited
Ugh. Drew’s blogging about Rust again.
– You
I promise to be nice.
Two years ago, seeing the Rust-for-Linux project starting to get the ball rolling, I wrote “Does Rust belong in the Linux kernel?”, penning a conclusion consistent with Betteridge’s law of headlines. Two years on we have a lot of experience to draw on to see how Rust-for-Linux is actually playing out, and I’d like to renew my thoughts with some hindsight – and more compassion. If you’re one of the Rust-for-Linux participants burned out or burning out on this project, I want to help. Burnout sucks – I’ve been there.
The...