Peter Naulls·May 20, 2022DeLorean Dirty Dozen and MoreFor potential buyers and new owners alike, the 12 (and counting) most serious issues on a DeLorean.
InDeLorean DMC12byPeter Naulls·Dec 1, 2020DeLorean Seller’s GuideThis is very much a work in progress. This was originally posted to DeLorean Fanatics Facebook group.
InAdventures in Software DevelopmentbyPeter Naulls·Jan 3, 2020Java — Now and ThenBack in 1995 (or thereabouts, perhaps it was a little earlier), Java hit the scene, and it was the hottest thing in programming. This was…A response icon1A response icon1
InEast Bay VeganbyPeter Naulls·Jan 3, 2020Vegans and CholesterolNote: I am not a doctor or nutritionist, just someone who does a lot of research. You should do your own.
InAdventures in Software DevelopmentbyPeter Naulls·Dec 27, 2019But it worked before — stability and assumptionsNever underestimate the role of luck in correct software operation
InAdventures in Software DevelopmentbyPeter Naulls·Dec 20, 2019Embedded Software and the pursuit of perfection“Perfection is the enemy of good”
InAdventures in Software DevelopmentbyPeter Naulls·Dec 13, 2019Version and DerisionYou’ve seen version numbers in software. 1.0, 2.1, 1.1.0 and sometimes much more complex schemes. Sometimes they get confusing — is 1.1.10…
InAdventures in Software DevelopmentbyPeter Naulls·Dec 6, 2019The Upgrade ParadoxComputer systems sometimes need to be upgraded in part or in whole. To fix bugs, plug security holes or add features. You’ve all seen this…
InAdventures in Software DevelopmentbyPeter Naulls·Nov 30, 2019That one time without the mutexEvery developer who starts with threading soon learns about the necessity of locking structures. The reason is pretty simple — if your…
InAdventures in Software DevelopmentbyPeter Naulls·Nov 27, 2019Effective Bug Reporting“It doesn’t work”, and other ineffective bug reporting techniques in an age of agile development.
