I’ve used [Emacs](
GNU Emacs - GNU Project
 ) for the last 25 years or so. Over half my life! There are lots of other great editors, I try them now and then, but I realized a while back that I’ll probably use Emacs until I die. I’m ok with that.
Wrote up a [technical design doc on Bridgy Fed’s internals](
Bridgy Fed technical design — Bridgy Fed 1.0 documentation
 ), hopefully useful for anyone who wants to contribute or just see how it works. Feedback is welcome! [](
Bridgy Fed technical design — Bridgy Fed 1.0 documentation
 ) [](
Bridgy Fed technical design — Bridgy Fed 1.0 documentation
 )
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> > In research, if you know what you are doing, you should not be doing it. In engineering, if you do not know what you are doing, you should not be doing it. > – Richard Hamming, via [South Park Commons, *The Case for Talent Density in -1 to 0*](
South Park Commons
The Case for Talent Density in -1 to 0
Why you’re more likely to find something worth building in a group than alone.
 )
Heard a stunning statistic just now: new WDM gear can do 1.6Tbps on a *single strand* of fiber. Holy crap. ([*Decoder*](
The Verge
How Ciena keeps the internet running, with CEO Gary Smith
The most important networking company you’ve never heard of.
 )[, Gary Smith / Nilay Patel](
The Verge
How Ciena keeps the internet running, with CEO Gary Smith
The most important networking company you’ve never heard of.
 ), 13:46)