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The video my OAuth2 and OpenID Connect session at WebDay 2024 Milan is available online . It is in Italian, and you need to login or register in order to see it (sorry, I don’t have control over it.)
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The video my OAuth2 and OpenID Connect session at WebDay 2024 Milan is available online . It is in Italian, and you need to login or register in order to see it (sorry, I don’t have control over it.)
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The World Factbook by the U.S. government contains a plethora of facts of all of the countries of this world. Up until now it was not easy to query and visualize the contained data. The open source project chi-country-facts is a GraphQL API of the World Factbook. I want to present it in this article.
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DEF CON 32 #protip: On the desert planet of Las Vegas, door to door AC is worth its weight in water. When choosing a hotel, don’t overlook our deeply discounted room block in the Rio. All our reserved Rio rooms are fully remodeled suites, and there’s a FREE shuttle right to DEF CON’s main entrance. No wasting your precious moisture on the burning sidewalks. Also, we have it on good authority the the shuttle moves without rhythm so..
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Upgrading a simple Kotlin and PicoCLI project to Kotlin 2.0 in under 5 minutes to celebrate the new version coming up!
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers, especially Rustaceans and those interested in static analysis. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. This post is partially an ad! Introduction On the ninth anniversary of Rust 1.0 , its creator, Graydon Hoare, appeared and wrote a blog post expanding on another by without.boats . You see, these..
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On April 4th and 5th, 2024, Doximity sponsored Tropical.rb, also known as "The Latin America Rails Conference," in São Paulo, Brazil. This event gathered developers from across Latin America and beyond. It served as a dynamic platform for discussing Ruby on Rails, sharing knowledge, and networking among professionals in the field. The Doximity team at Tropical.rb Doximity has utilized Ruby on Rails since its founding, attributing s....
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Assumed Audience : C and C++ programmers. Epistemic Status : Grateful and confident. Dear Mr. Meneide: My name is Gavin Howard. I am a C programmer, and I want to thank you for your post “Why Not Just Do Simple C++ RAII in C?” I’m so grateful that you explained to people the biggest differences between C and C++. I’m so grateful that you explained why RAII is undesirable in portable C. And I say this as someone that implem..
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Assumed Audience : C and C++ programmers. Epistemic Status : Grateful and confident. Dear Mr. Meneide: My name is Gavin Howard. I am a C programmer, and I want to thank you for your post “Why Not Just Do Simple C++ RAII in C?” I’m so grateful that you explained to people the biggest differences between C and C++. I’m so grateful that you explained why RAII is undesirable in portable C. And I say this as someone that implem..
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Assumed Audience : C and C++ programmers. Epistemic Status : Grateful and confident. Dear Mr. Meneide: My name is Gavin Howard. I am a C programmer, and I want to thank you for your post “Why Not Just Do Simple C++ RAII in C?” I’m so grateful that you explained to people the biggest differences between C and C++. I’m so grateful that you explained why RAII is undesirable in portable C. And I say this as someone that implem..
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Assumed Audience : C and C++ programmers. Epistemic Status : Grateful and confident. Dear Mr. Meneide: My name is Gavin Howard. I am a C programmer, and I want to thank you for your post “Why Not Just Do Simple C++ RAII in C?” I’m so grateful that you explained to people the biggest differences between C and C++. I’m so grateful that you explained why RAII is undesirable in portable C. And I say this as someone that implem..
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Assumed Audience : C and C++ programmers. Epistemic Status : Grateful and confident. Dear Mr. Meneide: My name is Gavin Howard. I am a C programmer, and I want to thank you for your post “Why Not Just Do Simple C++ RAII in C?” I’m so grateful that you explained to people the biggest differences between C and C++. I’m so grateful that you explained why RAII is undesirable in portable C. And I say this as someone that implem..
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Assumed Audience : C and C++ programmers. Epistemic Status : Grateful and confident. Dear Mr. Meneide: My name is Gavin Howard. I am a C programmer, and I want to thank you for your post “Why Not Just Do Simple C++ RAII in C?” I’m so grateful that you explained to people the biggest differences between C and C++. I’m so grateful that you explained why RAII is undesirable in portable C. And I say this as someone that implem..
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Assumed Audience : C and C++ programmers. Epistemic Status : Grateful and confident. Dear Mr. Meneide: My name is Gavin Howard. I am a C programmer, and I want to thank you for your post “Why Not Just Do Simple C++ RAII in C?” I’m so grateful that you explained to people the biggest differences between C and C++. I’m so grateful that you explained why RAII is undesirable in portable C. And I say this as someone that implem..
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We needed to plan the work for the next quarter for the infrastructure team and in doing so came up with a simple way to breakdown the work.
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We needed to plan the work for the next quarter for the infrastructure team and in doing so came up with a simple way to breakdown the work.
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The best ways to improve opsec against coercion are to: Limit what can be taken (reduce what’s stored on a device). Fake what you do have: use duress passwords or secondary devices. Last resort: use a hardware key that’s deliberately easy to lose or break, so there’s potentially no key to give up in a rubber-hose attack. There’s overlap between the three. A duress password temporarily limits what’s stored on a device, and losing a decry....
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In this article, you'll learn more about broken access control in Node.js applications and strategies to prevent such vulnerabilities when building web applications based on the Express web framework.
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Hi, Dave Thomas wird nicht müde zu erwähnen, dass “agile” ein Adjektiv ist - und kein Nomen. Es wird nicht groß geschrieben. Das sagenumwobene Dokument, das wir seit knapp einem Vierteljahrhundert referenzieren, heißt nicht “The Agile Manifesto”. Es heißt “Manifesto for Agile Software Development” . 👈 Agile ist nichts, was gekauft werden kann. Das Manifest beschreibt, wie man agil (als Adjektiv!) Software entwickelt. Es besc..
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