Unix Universe
The receipt: what a design decision in the Unix world costs or saves across decades.
Technical substance. No corporate fluff.
I publish daily on LinkedIn: series on tools, patterns, performance, and the demoscene. Each post is backed by data or decades of hands-on experience.
The receipt: what a design decision in the Unix world costs or saves across decades.
One job the Linux world is proud of, done again on FreeBSD under the same conditions, with the difference shown in commands and line counts.
What is actually meant here, and how much of it nobody needs. One cost audit a week.
The long questions behind the working day: ownership, what you can appropriate, architecture as ethics.
Going back to the tools this blog once admired and measuring whether the admiration was earned: efficiency, security, longevity, stability, every figure reproducible.
The dalliance: demoscene work admired rather than explained. Reduction as art.
The closed series, The Bench Marker among them, stay readable in the series archive.
All series publish on LinkedIn. 5,800+ followers. 1,300+ subscribers. 2.2M+ impressions in four months. Growing.
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