Shattering the eyeglass: Using Kaitai Structs to dissect the eyeglass’ contents In my post from 2012: Genesis of a File Format, I created a new file format – the eyeglass file… Continue reading “Shattering the eyeglass: Using Kaitai Structs to dissect the eyeglass’ contents”…
Linting as understanding I have been working on a Python template repository as part of my day-job at Orcfax. It is based on… Continue reading “Linting as understanding”…
Moonshine: a small part of the file format analyst’s toolkit Today I released Moonshine 2.0.0. Moonshine is a a file format discovery tool I developed a few years ago. A… Continue reading “Moonshine: a small part of the file format analyst’s toolkit”…
Talk: Using a custom Wikibase with Siegfried In March I was invited by the LD4 Wikidata Affinity Group to talk about my experiences using Wikibase with Siegfried,… Continue reading “Talk: Using a custom Wikibase with Siegfried”…
Signposting: What is the checksum of a directory? Introducing sumfolder1 In Fractal in detail: What information is in a file-format identification report? I describe the different ways of dissecting the… Continue reading “Signposting: What is the checksum of a directory? Introducing sumfolder1”…
Published: PREMIS Events Through an Event-sourced Lens Not long after my first Code4Lib article I had another idea to run by the team there, and elected to see… Continue reading “Published: PREMIS Events Through an Event-sourced Lens”…
Published: Fractal in detail: What information is in a file format identification report? Back in early 2022 I was finally able to get around to writing a paper that I had been thinking… Continue reading “Published: Fractal in detail: What information is in a file format identification report?”…
Programming things: Giving up… (or at least getting bitten by semver and Golang’s unforgiving nature, and wanting to!) There are good days, and there are bad days when coding, and you never stop learning. Today was not a… Continue reading “Programming things: Giving up… (or at least getting bitten by semver and Golang’s unforgiving nature, and wanting to!)”…
Information Maintainers talk: Something something twenty years open source… It was back in May, yes, way back when, that Jordan Hale of the Information Maintainers group put the following… Continue reading “Information Maintainers talk: Something something twenty years open source…”…
Published: The Hedgehog Review! But not like you nor I imagined… May 31 I woke to a surprise, an unanticipated message about one of my images from Leann Davis Alspaugh, the… Continue reading “Published: The Hedgehog Review! But not like you nor I imagined…”…