I was working on a side project, which led me to study about various network interfaces. Felt like some rabit hole I fell through. Before I knew it, I had listing down over 10 different network interfaces. So, thought of putting them together for somebody else also studying network interfaces.

In the labyrinthine corridors of the modern mind, where every turn presents a new fear, a new inadequacy, or a new ambition, lies the pervasive whisper of paranoia. Not the kind typically associated with conspiracy theories or spy thrillers, but a more subtle, insidious form that has become almost a default setting for human interaction in today's society. Here, we explore the multifaceted nature of personal paranoia, its origins, its impacts, and its philosophical implications.The Spectrum o...

In the labyrinth of modern life, where individuality is often celebrated above all else, the idea of leading by example remains an esoteric yet vital concept. For the modern individual—a seeker of authenticity and a curator of their experiences—the power of example is not merely about imitation. It is about setting a precedent that inspires action, demonstrates clarity, and communicates intentions in ways words alone cannot.

The web, in its earliest form, was envisioned as a decentralized platform—a space where anyone could share information without gatekeepers. Over time, however, the internet has become centralized. A handful of corporations now control vast amounts of online data, dictating how we interact, transact, and communicate. This centralization has led to issues like censorship, data privacy violations, and monopolistic practices. Sorry, didn't mean to go full Mr Robot here. This is more on technical ...

These so-called "flaws" might just be what make us remarkable. This paradox is beautifully encapsulated in the concept of The Perfect Flaw—the idea that imperfections are not just acceptable but also essential in defining authenticity, resilience, and growth.

In an era where technological advances continue to break the boundaries of what once seemed like science fiction, we stand at a crossroads between the physical and the digital. The interface has always been the bridge between humans and machines—beginning with the simple command-line, evolving through graphical user interfaces (GUIs), and now, the immersive experiences of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). Yet, despite these advancements, the ultimate interface, one that require...

A lot of the recent rise in isekai anime also suggests a favorable wind towards perfecting our system.

Incentive systems are frameworks designed to motivate individuals or groups to achieve specific goals by offering rewards, recognition, or penalties.

There's battles and then there's battles.

I bet you've never thought of bleading in terms of computer programs. But it is most definetly a thing and it's called a memory leak...