Recently 2 End of Summer 2025 edition August is nearly over, and summer’s leisurely mornings have given way to the choreography of the school year. For our family, this means we have returned to spending the earliest hours of the day juggling work commitments while trying to usher a first and third grader out the door, well
Deep Zionism Suppose a man has already murdered most of your family, including several of your children, for no other reason than that he believes your kind doesn’t deserve to exist on earth. The murderer was never seriously punished for this, because most of your hometown actually shared his feelings about your
How to install TrueNAS on a Raspberry Pi How to install TrueNAS on a Raspberry Pi Now that Joel0 in the TrueNAS community has created a fork of TrueNAS that runs on Arm, I thought I’d give it a spin—on a Raspberry Pi. I currently run an Ampere
Devote your time Sometimes you need to allow a field to lie fallow. Sometimes you need a break. Sometimes, if your life feels overwhelming and time is moving by way too fast, what you need is to inject silence and space for lingering to remind yourself what it is to feel human. Designer Frank
Introducing Philosophy for Designers One of the defining characteristics of what it means to be human—perhaps the thing that sets us most apart from the rest of the animal kingdom—is that we are tool makers. We humans make technology. And the technology we make, in turn, often makes us. This reciprocal shaping between humans
VA East Storehouse and Operation Mincemeat in London
Implementing Forth in Go and C
Reverse Engineering ALL the Raspberry Pis Reverse Engineering ALL the Raspberry Pis Earlier this month I covered Jonathan Clark’s effort to reverse-engineer the Pi Zero 2 W, and just yesterday, I discovered TubeTime reverse-engineered the Compute Module 5. i reverse-engineered the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5!
TrueNAS on Arm is finally a thing TrueNAS on Arm is finally a thing A few years ago, I admit it was rare to find someone running Arm hardware more powerful than a Raspberry Pi in a homelab (or more serious) setting, outside of cloud providers
Build log Macintosh Classic Build log: Macintosh Classic Continuing the retro computer series, I’ve recently completed the first part of a restoration of my Aunt’s old Macintosh Classic. This Classic was handed to me alongside my Uncle Mark’s Apple II, which I’ll probably cover