Episode 29 of @RuntimeArguments is live at RuntimeArguments.fm — The Alphabet Soup of Wi-Fi. Jim @jammcq needed to upgrade his home Wi-Fi and fell headfirst into an IEEE rabbit hole; Wolf @YesJustWolf helped him figure out what actually matters when you're standing in a router aisle wondering if Wi-Fi 7 is worth it. They cover the evolution from 802.11b to Wi-Fi 7, what WEP→WPA3 means for your security, and why mesh might be the answer your distant rooms are waiting for.

As always, we want to know what you think:

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#WiFi #Networking #HomeNetworking #WiFi7 #Mesh #IEEE802 #WPA3 #Bluetooth #NFC #Podcast #TechPodcast #RuntimeArguments

I just said in a podcast (http://RuntimeArguments.fm, though this episode won't be released until Saturday):

"I love `uv`. I want to marry it and have its baby!"

#uv #Python #RuntimeArguments

Yes! It's time for another new episode of the #RuntimeArguments #Podcast hosted by @jammcq and @YesJustWolf.

The topic this time is measurement and optimization of your programs: finding where the money is going, and fixing it. Wolf expounds on the topic, and Jim asks the questions. By the end, you'll understand your priorities (in order) so you can write better, cheaper, faster code.

We both had a lot of fun making this episode; and we hope you get something out of it, too!

It's another new episode of the #RuntimeArguments #Podcast hosted by @jammcq and @YesJustWolf.

The topic of this episode is #FileSystems. In this one, Jim did the research and Wolf asks the questions. Jim covers #Linux (where there are many filesystem choices, and you actually get to make them!), #Windows, and #macOS. By the end, whatever your OS, you'll know better what to choose and why!

I (Wolf) **definitely** learned from this discussion. We both hope this episode is as fun and informative for you as it was for us. I will say though, that while some of our topics cover a broad audience, this one is a little more focused. I hope you'll give it a try: it may be more fun than you expected.

Get it wherever you get your podcasts: "Runtime Arguments". And please send your feedback, questions, and suggestions to <mailto:[email protected]>, on on Mastodon to @RuntimeArguments, @jammcq, or @YesJustWolf.