EulerWell is a simple framework for solving Project Euler problems.

If you run anything close to a modern operating system, you almost certainly interact with a swap file. You might be familiar with the basics of how these work: they allow your OS to prioritize more frequently-used pages in main memory and move the less frequently-used ones to disk. But there's a lot going on underneath the covers. Here's a simple guide to swap files in Linux.

ImageMagick is a set of command-line tools and libraries for manipulating and transforming images in succinct and powerful ways. One of the more useful possibilities is using ImageMagick to add logos in batch to all your site's article graphics and...

I just got asked to participate in the review of the next edition of the Encyclopedia of Software Engineering by the Taylor and Francis Group, a relatively well-known academic publisher. It should be fun -- the chapters I'm reviewing for...

Unlike most Greasemonkey scripts, Periscope now automatically updates itself by pulling down the latest version, even if you haven't gone through the usual uninstall/install rigamarole. I've bumped the version number to 0.2.1. See the Userscripts page for the latest information....

Just finished my first draft of Periscope, the tentative name for my tiny Greasemonkey project. The idea is that you don't always know what the semantic content on the other side of a URL is without having to visit it,...