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LearnWithLeon - Twitch ✨ Running A Free Web Dev Bootcamp for those affected by the pandemic! ✨Managing Director of Engineering @ Resilient Coders. Distinguished Faculty @ General Assembly. My passion is training people unde...

Know a little JS and want to learn how to quickly build a backend to power any of your app ideas?

@appwrite-io.bsky.social are sponsoring our #100Devs class in 60mins at (5:30pm ET) on leonnoel.com/twitch

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Creating the Commodore 64: The Engineers’ Story IEEE.ORG

Jack Tramiel wanted a new 64-kilobyte home computer in time for CES in January '82. He notified his engineers of this in late November, 1981. In their own words, the developers talk about the design sprint that followed created the world's best selling home computer.

Code written with box characters used on old old software to make fake UIs

You’re still arguing about tabs vs. spaces? May I present…

You can integrate uv with your shell to enable autocompletion on the terminal!

The good stuff keeps getting better!

Take 5 minutes and look into uv. I'm willing to bet you'll like it a lot.

Debug December Help the Yeti get home. Play Debug December and win cool prizes.

Yes, we did a thing. And I think it's fun :) www.debugdecember.com

CVE-2024-11477: 7-Zip Vulnerability Allows Remote Code Execution, Update Now! 7-Zip vulnerability (CVE-2024-11477): understand the risks and learn how to safeguard your systems from potential code execution attacks.

I know you nerds love 7zip -- might want to update it as I am pretty sure it does not self-update.

securityonline.info/cve-2024-114...

Creating the Commodore 64: The Engineers’ Story IEEE.ORG

They wanted to make the world's best video game. They made the world's best selling computer.

IT HAS FINALLY HAPPENED!
My brother @leonnoel.bsky.social and I have combined our efforts to bring you

"The Programming Podcast"

We will be talking about careers, technical subjects, making tech topics more approachable, interviews with guests, and more.

The first episode is live!
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An isometric diagram of a computer room. Along the left wall, four Magentic Tape Units, and one Sort Collate Unit. In the far corner, two general storage drum cabinets, showing magnetic tape. Along the right wall, one General Storage Control Cabinet, one Arithmetic Cabinet, two Program Control Cabinets. In the near corner, one 90-column card control cabinet. Along the near wall, a 90-column card processor. In the very center, an operat's desk, labeled Console System.

The UNIVAC 1 (1958) (Source.)

Always always always ask any questions you have. The time spent is far less than the time wasted plowing down the wrong path based on assumptions.

My first ever exposure to code was in 5th grade in like 1981. Our class got a Commodore PET, and this guy would come in once a week and teach two students at a time some BASIC. After 2-3 sessions we were making the computer give a middle finger on a loop and the teacher couldnt make it stop lol

Count me in! :-)

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"We have no names, man. No names. We are nameless!"