# radio astronomy (blogs) — RSS Amplifier

Recent posts from the 1 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover radio astronomy.

Page: <https://rssamplifier.com/topics/radio-astronomy/blogs>  
Feed: <https://rssamplifier.com/topics/radio-astronomy/blogs.md>

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## [I built an honest radio-astronomy research pipeline (and it mostly finds nothing)](https://joebarbere.bearblog.dev/honest-radio-astronomy-pipeline/)

_2026-07-21 · joebarbere · Joe Barbere’s Blog_

A tested, reproducible toolkit for amateur radio astronomy — 40+ analyses of public survey data, most of them honest nulls. Learn, do, observe.

## [Aquascape](https://joebarbere.bearblog.dev/aquascape/)

_2026-06-20 · joebarbere · Joe Barbere’s Blog_

A free, open-source design tool for planted aquariums — a 2D editor wired to a live 3D tank simulation with schooling fish and a real nitrogen cycle.

## [Claude "hello world"](https://joebarbere.bearblog.dev/claude-hello-world/)

_2026-04-05 · joebarbere · Joe Barbere’s Blog_

What happened when I handed Claude Code a blank repo and said "let's build something" — a hello world that mutated into an absurdly over-engineered full-stack weather platform.

## [Beginnings](https://joebarbere.bearblog.dev/beginnings/)

_2026-03-29 · joebarbere · Joe Barbere’s Blog_

How a Tandy 1000, a library card, and a 56k modem sparked a lifelong obsession with computers.

## [Quake in 2026](https://joebarbere.bearblog.dev/quake-in-2026/)

_2026-02-08 · joebarbere · Joe Barbere’s Blog_

Running Quake and QuakeWorld on Fedora in 2026 — ezQuake, DarkPlaces, Team Fortress and FortressOne, running your own server, and compiling QuakeC.

## [Linux Kernel Development in 2026](https://joebarbere.bearblog.dev/linux-kernel-development-in-2026/)

_2026-01-04 · joebarbere · Joe Barbere’s Blog_

A Linux kernel development workflow on Fedora 43 — build, boot in QEMU/mkosi, debug with gdb/lldb, navigate in Neovim with clangd, and fuzz with syzkaller.

## [Linux in 2026](https://joebarbere.bearblog.dev/linux-in-2026/)

_2025-12-21 · joebarbere · Joe Barbere’s Blog_

Building out a Fedora 43 Linux workstation in 2026 — GNOME tweaks, the fish shell, a full dev toolchain, and creative apps.