Package management under Python can be a bit of a mess, one of the complaints I had about Python in the past. It’s not uncommon for different programs to not only require different packages, but also […]
Monthly archives: June 2026
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It’s now about a year and a half since I bought a small, cheap Intel N100-equipped mini PC for use as home server. I’m happy to report that so far it has been running flawlessly, consuming […]
If you follow the news about the effects of AI on software development, you’ll encounter wildly different claims. The supporters claim that AI assistance improves speed by 40%, and that in 2030 95% of all code […]
I’ve been using Linux (Kubuntu to be precise) as my standard operating system on my laptop for a couple of months now. I used Linux almost exclusively in my ten university years (from 1999 to 2009), […]
The Macbook Neo appears to be a massive sales hit for Apple and popular as first Mac for people – including myself. But coming from Windows, macOS handles and feels quite different, and the default setup […]