Adam G Makes - I spent weeks building this custom electro-mechanical display (homemade split flap display)
I really like this display. I've been getting ads for a commercial version for a long time, so it's nice to see a DIY version.
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This is my Postmarks site, where I hope to post links to lesser-known content or content that I really enjoy. The hope is that if you enjoy my content, that you might enjoy the things that I enjoy as well. So, to bring visibility to people who might not be as popular with The Algorithm(s), I'm sharing things that I really enjoy here directly, for you to view and subscribe to.
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PurpleMind - Dijkstra's Elusive Twin
He talks about both Dijkstra's Algorithm and Bellman-Ford's graph solving algorithm, both of which are quite relevant for network engineers.
Black Hat USA 2025 - HTTP/1.1 Must Die! The Desync Endgame
Great talk on HTTP/1.1 Desync issues, and how you should definitely not be deploying HTTP/1.1 between proxies and caches at this point
FI Black Hat USA 2025 | Analyzing Smart Farming Automation Systems for Fun and Profit
I'm not sure I have ever seen such bad security at every single turn, even in the IoT space. Enjoy!
Networking Done Quick - Full Homelab Tour
Really like how this is not part of the Unifi Bling Club, but also check out his channel for a ton of really niche stuff!
Automation for Operations – T-Mobile Journey
Great talk from NANOG that I found to be very informative for structuring network automation
not anti-AI, but realistic that AI is not the solution to most of this
Attoparsec - Stained glass hemisphere*
All of his projects are technical art, and quite beautiful
39C3 - Bluetooth Headphone Jacking: A Key to Your Phone
A lot of great info on how peripheral vulnerabilities can be leveraged to attack your phone
FI SwiNOG#40 | A Technical Update on Submarine Cables | Liam Taylor | EXA Infrastructure
I found this rather enjoyable.
DENOG17 - IPv6 multihoming without BGP, quo vadis?
Great talk on the, well, IPv6 multi-homing at small scale
WAEMID IV - AT&T Long Lines - Faster than Light
I always love information on the legacy phone network, and a lot of the research in telephone switching networks done at Bell Labs became the foundation of switching and routing theory we still rely on today
Enzo Damato - Journey to the center of PSTN - I became a phone company. You should too (DEF CON 33)
Anyone want to get into TDM with me?
Inkbox - Programming in Assembly without an Operating System
I really enjoyed this look at writing an EFI binary 'from scratch', which is an easier way for people to get started with bare-metal programming than writing legacy bios-based 16-bit code
soiboi soft - I Printed a Microchip That Runs on Air — A Nervous System for Squishy Robots!
An awesome video about translating basic electronics concepts into air, for a completely air-controlled walking robot
Navek - IPv9: China's Secret Internet Protocol
Neat history on the other versions of the IP protocol
Computers Cats and More - Long line fiber solutions GLC-LH-SM-LL 1.25Gb SFP module 1310nm 20km
Teardown of an optical transceiver, neat little look inside
Tool Scientist - Full M18 diagnostics revealed
I love this kind of hardware reverse engineering
Matt's Tech Pages - Building a 10BASE5 “Thick Ethernet” network
Found this while looking for information on terminating 10Base-5, neat to see someone still working with it as of ... 13 years ago
Visual Electric - How the First Transatlantic Submarine Cable in 1858 led to Transmission Line Theory as we know it
Great uncommonly discussed history