Issue #256 / Mar 2022

The open source RISC-V processor architecture is poised to shake up the processor industry. Thanks to the Qemu emulator, you can get to know the RISC-V without waiting for affordable hardware.

Inband Network Telemetry and Host-INT can provide valuable insights on network performance – including information on latency and packet drops.

In the coming year, PipeWire will replace PulseAudio, resulting in better audio on Linux. If you can't wait, here's what you need to know to get started with PipeWire.

For running statistics on his recorded hiking trails, Mike Schilli turns to Go to extract the GPS data while relying on plotters and APIs for a bit of geoanalysis.

Kaboxer lets users deploy applications that may be difficult to package using Docker containers.

Create automation projects with ladder logic, function blocks, structured text, and Modbus TCP.

In the photographic method of light painting, you expose a subject over an extended period of time while moving the light sources. With a little technical support from a Raspberry Pi Pico, you can achieve sophisticated results.

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Hiring the best candidates for tech jobs and increasing diversity and opportunities in the industry go hand-in-hand.

No matter whether you use Gnome or KDE, Windows or macOS, menus always pop up from a bar. Fly-Pie organizes a freely configurable menu in the form of a pie chart instead.