~Benjojo

In this blog post, Ben details his explorations of a smart SFP optical transceiver. — Mai

Ben's effort to decode a JPEG for a project leads to a deep deep and exploration of why JPEG isn't just "one" format, hardware decoders, and even a patch to improve Go's image/jpeg library! — nicholasbs

A tool for creating backups when you can’t use a point in time snapshot on the block level. Check out the code here: https://github.com/benjojo/hot-clone. — Mai

Filippo and Ben's new file encryption tool Age, which is meant to replace GPG for sending encrypted files, has reached 1.0! In addition to generating Age specific encryption keys, Age can also use SSH keys, so you can encrypt a file for anyone whose SSH public key you have handy. — davidbalbert

A great blog post about detecting and working with asymmetrical latency in networks. — Mai

What do you do after you buy three shopping bags worth of Fiber Channel cards on eBay? This is a delightful story of the rabbit hole Ben went down to make the cards useful, including writing a virtual device handler that treats the cards like SCIS scanners! — nicholasbs

The maximum size of an ethernet payload is 1500 bytes. This post explains the history of where that number came from. — nicholasbs

A simple, modern and secure encryption tool with small explicit keys, no config options, and UNIX-style composability. — filippo

A blog post about reverse engineering a no longer supported VGA capture device to make it run on newer versions of Linux. — rachel

A game where you have to remember command line flags for cURL under pressure. It comes with a blog post explaining how it was built. — davidbalbert