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#FreeTheKeys: A Database Liberation Movement
Jim the DBA calls it referential integrity. We call it systemic constraint enforcement.
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From Apple II to iPhone: 30 Years of Apple Computing
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Voyager 1: The Slowest Node on the Internet
Voyager 1 is roughly 16 billion miles away and still sending data home at about 160 bits per second.
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Who Put the @ Sign in Email Addresses for $1,000, Alex?
One small decision by a computer engineer in 1971 gave us a piece of every email address we still use today.
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August 15, 2026: The Day Launching Rockets Became Routine
SpaceX launched two Falcon 9 rockets just 38 minutes apart. The amazing part is that this isn't even the first time.
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When Programming Was More Rewarding
We gained extraordinary power—and lost some of the satisfaction of building the whole thing ourselves.
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I'm Sure Python + + Will Fix This
When you don't understand AI yet, obviously the answer is more Python.