Good summary of several Go concurrency gotchas.
A brief history of polyester by the author of "The Fabric of Civilization"
Really nice illustrations of various short row techniques. It's missing German Short Rows, but that's a good exercise for the reader.
Directly controlling an OLED display via HDMI.
On phishing-prone UI design
Of all the recent articles about ravelry and online knitter drama, this is my favorite so far.
A timeline of reverse-engineered pop-culture knitwear
Videos which demonstrate two methods for working Tunisian crochet in the round.
Some ideas for shaping the crown of knit hats.
"He was 70 when he appeared on the cover of The Chessmaster 2000, and that same image was used on Chessmaster games for the next 16 years. A professional actor to the very end, Hare passed away in 1997, not in a hospital but on stage, during a rehearsal at Manhattan's famous Actor's Studio"
Doug Ford's classic 2009 article on how oscilloscope probes work including how 10x probes use lossy coax to improve frequency response.
"This is a list of things you’re allowed to do that you thought you couldn’t, or didn’t even know you could."
A talk by Gary Bernhardt from Strange Loop 2015 about ideology in computer programming (the beliefs that guide programmers without them realizing/admitting that they hold those beliefs).
There are at least seven insurmountable obstacles between the world as we know it and meta-utopia