Sunday, December 3, 2017 •
Do you know the “Olson database”? It’s the database in which all the timezones of the world are described. The timezones of the present - and also of the past. See the wikipedia article tz database for more information.
Saturday, October 7, 2017 •
Every number has an ending. Sometimes it’s big, sometimes it’s little. When you are dealing with a number, that’s greater than what fits into 1 byte, you’ll need more space to store the number. Then the order of the bytes matters. This post is about the endianess, whether it’s big-endian or little-endian.
Monday, May 1, 2017 •
Suppose, you have an ISP that provides you with native ipv6 connectivity. This means, you have been assigned a globally routeable IP version 6 address -yay!! However, this comes with a cost: You don’t have a globally routeable IP version 4 address, not even a dynamic one. And this is still necessary, if you want to be able to reach your service, e.g. from cell phone networks.
Sunday, February 19, 2017 •
Assuming, you want to install the vanilla Firefox browser or Thunderbird. And you want to have nice starter symbols in Gnome3 as favorites. Here’s how to do it:
Monday, November 28, 2016 •
Recently I thought, isn’t there a simple, cheap oscilloscope available? And there is: A do-it-yourself kit, all parts included, ready for you to solder. Elektor provides the DSO-068 complete with casing.
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