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Opinionated and easy Pi.dev configuration
Pi.dev introduces a new, opinionated, and easy-to-use configuration system aimed at simplifying project setup for developers.
How to Use a Power Meter to Learn What Your Appliances Really Need
Just connect your appliances to a power meter to discover their true energy needs and unlock smarter energy habits.
The GNU Emacs Architecture: Unlocking The Core [Pdf]
An in-depth analysis of the new GNU Emacs architecture revealed in the recent PDF, highlighting core improvements and future implications.
What Circuit Level Energy Monitors Tell You That Smart Plugs Cannot
Smart circuit monitors reveal comprehensive energy insights that smart plugs can’t, uncovering hidden inefficiencies and helping you optimize your home’s energy use.
Zig: All Package Management Functionality Moved From Compiler To Build System
Zig shifts all package management functions from its compiler to its build system, affecting how developers handle dependencies and project setup.
Postgres Data Stored In Parquet On S3: LTAP Architecture Explained
An in-depth look at how the LTAP architecture enables storing Postgres data in Parquet format on S3, highlighting confirmed details and ongoing developments.
Explanation Of Everything You Can See In Htop/top On Linux (2019)
Detailed explanation of all elements visible in htop and top commands on Linux, clarifying their functions and importance for system monitoring.
How Home Energy Monitors Help Size Backup Power More Accurately
Theater your backup power system with real-time energy data from home monitors to ensure precise sizing and improved reliability—discover how inside.
PostgreSQL And The OOM Killer: Why We Use Strict Memory Overcommit
PostgreSQL adopts strict memory overcommit settings to reduce the risk of the Linux OOM killer terminating processes, ensuring database stability under high load.