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  1. fasterthanli.me, , more info

    ktls now under the rustls org
    What's a ktls I started work on ktls and ktls-sys, a pair of crates exposing Kernel TLS offload to Rust, about two years ago. kTLS lets the kernel (and, in turn, any network interface that supports it) take care of encryption, framing, etc., for the entire duration of a TLS connection... as soon as you have a TLS connection. For the handshake itself (hellos, change cipher, encrypted extensions, certificate verification, …
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  2. Traingeek – Trains and Photography, , more info

    A Happy Place
    More and more, I'm finding that I just like to "be". Rushing from location to location is fun and exciting, but there's something to be said for taking the time to experience a place.
    By steve, 37 words
  3. Breakfast and Travel Updates, , more info

    Day 5: Ōtautahi
    WelcomeYesterday we played in Ōtautahi, and I recorded my 500th tour breakfast. In order to celebrate an important milestone this blog post will be exactly 500 words long. No one knows when the blog began. It must have been two years ago, at least, perhaps even longer. All we know is that Breakfast and Travel Updates began 499 posts ago as a write-home service for members of the tour party, …
    By Benjamin Sinclair, 503 words
  4. A Working Library, , more info

    What are we making together?
    As I retreat from the socials, something I have been wondering about is how much of the frenetic, restless, too-much feeling I get from them is a product of the algos and the corporate incentives, and how much of it might just be something we’re doing. Here, Marion Fourcade and Kieran Healy consider a related question: Quite often—for good and bad—changes are driven by or originate in user innovations that …
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  5. Hiew's Boardgame Blog, , more info

    Forever Home
    The Game Forever Home is a game about dog shelters. You work at a dog shelter. You train dogs and find new homes for them. This is a game dog lovers will enjoy. It is a light to mid weight family strategy game. This is the main game board. The four cards on top are four different locations you can send the dogs to - the city, the suburbs, the …
    By Hiew Chok Sien 邱卓成, 76 words
  6. Isle of Dogs Life, , more info

    Wave Walkers Dragon Boat Team Open Day at the Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre – 6th October 2024
    If you are inspired by the Great River Race to have a go in a Dragon Boat, there is an opportunity by attending the Wave Walkers Dragon Boat Team Open Day at the Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre, Westferry Rd E14 3QS on Sunday 6th October 11am – 2pm. Wave Walkers is the first and only Dragon Boat team in London set up to support people affected by cancer, be …
    By isleofdogslife, 182 words
  7. Jennifer Mills News, , more info

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  8. Glasgow Theatre Blog, , more info

    To Save The Sea – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
    A new musical about the proposed, controversial disposal of oil company Shell’s Brent Spar oil storage facility in 1995 has inspired Glasgow theatre company Sleeping Warrior’s latest musical. The demise of the giant, rusting, yellow monolith rising 135 meters above the North Sea sparked a global media storm, prompting both public and political protest that included the boycotting of Shell petrol stations, physical assaults, and an arson attack against Shell …
    By glasgowtheatreblog, 562 words
  9. Manu – I write, , more info

    P&B: Justin Duke
    This is the 57th edition of People and Blogs, the series where I ask interesting people to talk about themselves and their blogs. Today we have Justin Duke and his blog, jmduke.com I'm particularly happy to have Justin as a guest on P&B because in addition to be a person with a blog—something I clearly appreciate—he's the founder of Buttondown, a service I used since 2019 and the one used …
    By Manuel Moreale, 1,635 words
  10. be the future, , more info

    bouncing back
    a faint trail that leads into the woods in austin, texas. it runs down the middle of a clearing in a residential area. across the bottom of the picture sit a bunch of large rocks creating a border. hey! who put those rocks there? Social service organizations, like nonprofits and foundations, love resiliency! In their world, resiliency means a person’s ability to bounce back after a crisis. A person might …
    By josh, 863 words
  11. Buried Treasure, , more info

    Ravenswatch
    PC After about a year in early access, Ravenswatch (not a game about choosing a new fabric with raven print, I’m sad to say) is properly out, and it’s a tremendous mix of Hades and Torchlight. Yes, we’re once again back in the parallel universe where a game that has everything people want isn’t getting the attention it deserves. Honestly, this feels like it could be a forgotten Supergiant game, …
    By buriedtreasure, 1,020 words
  12. Bonfire, , more info

    Building Bonfire Native Apps with LiveView Native
    Introduction # Welcome to the first post of our development diary for the Bonfire native app. In this series, we'll journey together through the entire process of designing and publishing Bonfire on the Apple App Store using LiveView Native (LVN), an experimental framework that enables developers to build native applications using Elixir. We're focusing on iOS first because the current LVN release targets the Apple ecosystem (iOS and macOS, but …
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  13. Verso, , more info

    Verso in Bolivia (1967)
    “The duty of every revolutionary is to make the revolution.” For many young radicals in the 1960s, these words from Fidel Castro’s Second Declaration of Havana were instructions to be taken seriously. Richard Gott’s despatch from Bolivia, published in The Guardian on 19 August 1967 and reproduced in full below, exemplifies how this internationalist revolutionary commitment translated into political action that would shape a generation of left-wing thinkers. When Gott …
    By Michal Schatz, 1,907 words
  14. Brilliant Maps, , more info

    Stunning Elevation Maps of the World
    All of these stunning elevation maps of the world’s continents (except Australia and Antarctica) are the brain child of cstats1 who you can follow on X/Twitter here and Instagram here. And if you’d like to support them you buy something from their Amazon shop here. The first map above is an elevation map of Europe. Here are the highest and lowest points in Europe: Highest Point In Europe: Mount Elbrus, …
    By Brilliant Maps, 429 words
  15. Jim Caroll - Blog, , more info

    Daily Inspiration: Personal Growth – “Do the hard things”
    “Do the hard things” – Futurist Jim Carroll How many times do you say to yourself, “I’ll do the easy things first!” And then you just keep doing the easy things over and over again, always avoiding the hard stuff. And you never make any progress – because at some point or other, you have to do the hard things. What if you did the hard things first? What if …
    By JimCarroll, 455 words