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Best of BrickNerd – Article originally published May 20, 2022. Today’s guest article comes from Ryan Howerter, one of the LEGO fan community’s foremost color and materials enthusiasts. Their color guide is one of our go-to LEGO references here at … Read more
August 3, 2023 A Blog Post With Every HTML Element After learning a little bit more about web accessibility last year I had been exploring some of the less common HTML elements, and making changes to this website, like wrapping … Read more
Back in 2009, anynone with a Nokia could have a personal website running on their own phone. Sadly this amazing piece of tech was never widely adopted. Today’s phone are far more powerful than those Nokias both in performance and … Read more
The Math Behind the Magic An Introduction to the Microprocessor The key to a microprocessor is its ability to communicate with itself. It is a sequential logic circuit. Previously, we have only been talking about combinational circuits, whose outputs are … Read more
Every person on the planet should have their own website, on their own domain name, and blog about whatever they want. I’ve had my own website since I was 13. I will not tell you the domain name because it … Read more
I usually try to stay more silent (on the form at least), but I think I reached my boiling point. I’ve been a (self employed) full time D developer for almost 2 years now, developing quite a large codebase of … Read more
Everyone hates flashing banner ads, but maybe they’re a necessary evil. Creators want money, advertisers demand a certain level of visibility for their ad buys, maybe sites are willing to eat the cost in user goodwill. Fine. But what’s everyone … Read more
The previous post mentioned that 24! ≈ 1024 and 25! ≈ 1025. For every n, there is some base b such that n! = bn. For example, 30! ≈ 1230. It’s easy to find b [1]: What’s interesting is that … Read more
The distributed social network Mastodon has grown to 12.8 million user accounts, supporting itself through user donations and a lot of effort by the volunteers running servers. There’s no CEO changing the network at whim, no ads and no algorithms … Read more