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I created a lightweight shell script to check many url combinations on a site for feeds. https://github.com/begriffs/findrss The combinations came from what I observed in the big l…

> DDD is still maintained? Absolutely. I wrote about its features here https://begriffs.com/posts/2022-07-17-debugging-gdb-ddd.html Since the article was written, the maintainers f…

I see CMSIS definitions for the RP2040 at https://github.com/raspberrypi/CMSIS-RP2xxx-DFP but none for RP2350. Maybe they'll eventually appear in that repo, given its name is RP2xx…

I have a hard-copy of this book, and it seems like the PDF isn't the final version, judging by the hand drawn illustrations at least. The book does dive into some old and arcane ob…

Interesting, maybe it depends on the reader. I tried a channel just now in newsboat and it wasn't smart enough to find the feed, even though I see the page contains

Oh yeah, gotta love the secret feed link. https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=$FOO I follow a number of channels this way. I'm grateful and sort of surprised YouTub…

I still follow many RSS feeds (about 250). Sometimes it's hard to find the feed on a site, because the feeds aren't always advertised and their URLs can be tricky. Based on the URL…

I've been meaning to give Motif a try for cross-platform C GUIs. Can anyone share their perspective with that, and compare with IUP?

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In the past, search engines were helpful in promoting content from independent bloggers like myself. However, the new AI search engines will paraphrase entire articles, giving visi…

I put together a list of the best linear algebra books, classified by type. Proskuryakov's practice book is one of them. Here's the full list: https://begriffs.com/posts/2016-07-24…

As I got more into C programming, I started looking for data structure libraries. Found a few [0]. Also evaluated sc, but it had too much pre-processor magic for my taste. It also …

Good idea to just abort it. :) However, I tried your suggestion from another terminal, and gdb appears to shield the program somehow. What ended up working is running "signal SIGAB…

> OpenBSD, where you get core files by default By this, are you referring to the behavior: "By default, this memory image is written to a file named programname.core in the working…

The ##C freenode channel's webpage has a great list of books as well: http://www.iso-9899.info/wiki/Books I like that it includes books to avoid, and ideas for further topics.