History: Johanne Gutenberg

Posted on Sun 01 December 2024 in history • Tagged with history, person

1450

Gutenberg is the famous inventor of movable type machines. Around 1455 Gutenberg produced a practical and inexpensive copy of the Bible. In the next century the technology exploded across Europe, from 1 to 100, to 1000 printers across Europe. In the sixteenth century, Gutenberg's movable type apparatus, also coined …


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const in rust - 3 essentials

Posted on Fri 29 November 2024 in tech • Tagged with programming, rust

Unlock constants in Rust with these three essential tips! 🚀

In this video, I walk through four essential debugging techniques in Foundry and Forge, as outlined in my YouTube video. These techniques include:

  1. Verbose Test Output
  2. Foundry Interactive Debugging
  3. Printf Debugging
  4. Event Logging

1. Verbose Test Output

Verbose test output is …


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History: Machiavelli

Posted on Sun 24 November 2024 in history • Tagged with history, person

1469- 1527 - Niccolo Machiavelli was an Italian politician who's ideas have come to embody an ideal of political power. Machiavelli served as a secretary to the Florentine Council of Ten, and as a diplomat. When the Medici regained control of Florence in 1512, Machiavelli was forced into exile where his …


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History: Civic humanism

Posted on Sun 17 November 2024 in history • Tagged with definition, dictionary

Civic humanism was an ideal that emerged in the Italian Renaissance, 1400.Many people believed that the only way to truly mature as an individual was to participate in the life of the state. They believed that the study of humanities could be used to ensure the overall wellbeing of …


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