#WARC is a standardized, published successor to Heritrix’s ARC file format for web preservation and #archival.
The US Library of Congress has a web site about “digital preservation”; this is their page about #WARC. #archival
pywb is a #Python library for #WARC #archival file browsing (and also Heretrix’s old ARC format). It does live URL rewriting on responses. Also you can use it as a mediator to inject stuff into pages as you browse.
is a beta “web archiving platform and service for all” that generates downloadable #WARC files from your browsing for #archival.
Joe Armstrong talking about a web built on #NDN, like IPFS, then goes off on a Tom-Lord-arch-like thing about embedding UUIDs in files.
a brief biography of Terry A. Davis and #TempleOS.
C in four functions: a self-interpreting interpreter for a subset of C in 10 pages of code, compiling to a stack-based bytecode. #compilers #smallisbeautiful
Julia Evans wrote a small TCP stack in under 500 lines of Python. #networking #smallisbeautiful
“Ling” is a language featuring higher-order metaprogramming and sequencing using session types in order to do distributed and embedded programming. I suspect understanding this language would make Girard’s “linear logic” a lot easier to understand.
a tutorial on data #visualization using #R and ggplot2.
the device orientation #HTML5 spec, which explains how browsers on cellphones expose accelerometer, gyro, and compass data to HTML applications.