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I’m trying to get a bit back into the habit of daily blogging. I’ve found that when I get very in depth absorbed into development work, my blogging output decreases. It’s a focus thing, but also a balance thing. There are times when blogging can be an ephemeral and non-distracting activity, something you just do in a few minutes in between tasks. But it can also sometimes turn into something more involved. And when you are really in the thi..
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Single Sign On scales headcount and maintains security under a single credential. Services unfairly price for SSO, so I made my own for a furry convention.
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Single Sign On scales headcount and maintains security under a single credential. Services unfairly price for SSO, so I made my own for a furry convention.
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When considering an object-oriented programming problem, should you prefer inheritance or composition? Why wouldn't it just be simpler to use functions? Christopher Trudeau is back on the show this week, bringing another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Der Zungenbrecher – Die Zunge bricht nicht wirklich, obwohl das Gefühl ähnlich ist. Und einen Arzt braucht man auch nicht.
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This is the online writing home of Tony Pisculli (I do other stuff in other places). You can find links to my published stories and interactive fiction, with notes on produced plays coming soon. The best place to start, if you’re new here, is probably this roundup of short stories I wrote for Inktober in […]
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Figure 1: Happy little storage buckets made of star stuff. I store all of my critical data in ZFS and replicate it offsite nightly with zrepl . The monitoring page of the zrepl docs mock me with: Monitoring endpoints are configured in the global.monitoring section of the config file. […] zrepl can expose Prometheus metrics via HTTP. Without the ability to fire commands after replication completes, this monitoring solu....
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Learn how to measure, analyze, and optimize loops using Linux perf, Top-Down Microarchitectural Analysis, and the CPU’s micro-op cache
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Lately, I have been pondering the waste we generate as we live and the ways to reduce it. As I scale down, I fill trash bags with things I can’t use, which bothers me. The items that can be donated and have a second life are strictly excluded from this definition, though. They’re donated to people who need them. The items that are disposed of include cardboard boxes, plastic containers, and items that have leaked or reached the end of the....
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One of my favorite projects has been using my Mac Mini as a home data center. It hosts this blog and all of my projects. After using cloud machines for decades, there's something tactile about maintai...
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One of my favorite projects has been using my Mac Mini as a home data center. It hosts this blog and all of my projects. After using cloud machines for decades, there's something tactile about maintai...
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Lately, I have been pondering the waste we generate as we live and the ways to reduce it. As I scale down, I fill trash bags with things I can’t use, which bothers me. The items that can be donated and have a second life are strictly excluded from this definition, though. They’re donated to people who need them. The items that are disposed of include cardboard boxes, plastic containers, and items that have leaked or reached the end of the....
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New Tool: xstack - Completely Passive eBPF Linux Stack Profiling Without Any Tracepoints
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tanelpoder.com
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1 year ago
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eng
I just added another tool into my 0x.tools toolset: With xstack , you can passively sample both kernel stacks and user stacks (as long as framepointers are present) with a pretty minimalistic tool, with no direct impact to your critical application processes! While xstack itself is just a data extraction tool, you probably want to summarize/profile all those thread states and stack profiles. Here’s an example of piping xstack output ..
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New Tool: xstack - Completely Passive eBPF Linux Stack Profiling Without Any Tracepoints
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tanelpoder.com
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1 year ago
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eng
I just added another tool into my 0x.tools toolset: With xstack , you can passively sample both kernel stacks and user stacks (as long as framepointers are present) with a pretty minimalistic tool, with no direct impact to your critical application processes! While xstack itself is just a data extraction tool, you probably want to summarize/profile all those thread states and stack profiles. Here’s an example of piping xstack output ..
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Calle [35:44]: "There is a thin sliver of a population of, let’s call them plus minus millennials, that grew up with an internet that was like wild west. Complete freedom. No identities, no logins, you know, just IRC chat rooms, anonymous people. You just talk about your interests, and you don’t present yourself, it’s not about look at me, it‘s about look at this interesting thing. And anything goes. File sharing, sharing of information, t....
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We are witnessing a shift from reactive to proactive application security, with AI agents operating in autonomy. What are the benefits, risks & best practices of AI agents implementation in AppSec?
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I’m incredibly excited to finally share something I’ve been pouring my heart into at RogoLabs. For those of you who caught my talk at BSidesLV, you got a sneak peek, but today it’s official: CNAScorecard.org is live! For years, the CVE program has been our shared language for identifying vulnerabilities. But lately, we’ve all felt the growing pains. We’re seeing more CVEs with incomplete, vague, or missing data. This isn’t just a small prob....
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Today's chat tools feel dated. It's time for a startup to rethink them. Notion is an example of a team firing on all cylinders to become AI-native. But, no communication tools seem to have cracked AI....
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Today's chat tools feel dated. It's time for a startup to rethink them. Notion is an example of a team firing on all cylinders to become AI-native. But, no communication tools seem to have cracked AI....
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Self-custody BAT payouts on Solana now open to all Brave Rewards users
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brave.com
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1 year ago
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eng
In line with the BAT Roadmap 3.0, users now have full control over their BAT earnings, reflecting our commitment to building a more decentralized and user-first ecosystem.
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In this post, we take the next step in securing our Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) by adding robust Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) protection. CORS is
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Learn how switching from Make to Invoke improves cross-platform compatibility for Python project tasks, ensuring consistent behavior across macOS, Linux, and Windows.
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Learn how switching from Make to Invoke improves cross-platform compatibility for Python project tasks, ensuring consistent behavior across macOS, Linux, and Windows.
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Lainons, please recommend a good text editor (or IDE) that is: - Free and open source - Lightweight - Works on GNU/Linux - Supports Vi motions (IMPORTANT!!) - (Optional) Good for Game Dev (Godot, Love2D, Raylib) - by this I mean support for these languages, autocomplete - (Optional) Support for local LLMs I am tired of Nvim working slowly, and fuarrking with it's configs, and not getting any work done I also tried Helix, but it wa..
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We have been working with AI models for development a lot lately (yes, just like everyone else). And I’m seesawing between “damn, that’s impressive” and “damn, brainless fool” quite often. I want to share a few scenarios in which we employed AI to write code, how it turned out, and what I think about the future of AI-generated code and its impact on software development in general. Porting code between languages & platforms One place where....
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Microblog: Waarom het stimuleren van lezen bij kinderen belangrijk is
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www.nytimes.com
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1 year ago
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nld
Uit een opiniestuk “Thinking Is Becoming a Luxury Good” van Mary Harrington: “Long-form literacy is not innate but learned, sometimes laboriously. As Maryanne Wolf, a literacy scholar, has illustrated, acquiring and perfecting a capacity for long-form, “expert reading” is literally mind-altering. It rewires our brains, increasing vocabulary, shifting brain activity toward the analytic left hemisphere and honing our capacity for concentr..
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Microblog: Waarom het stimuleren van lezen bij kinderen belangrijk is
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www.nytimes.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Uit een opiniestuk “Thinking Is Becoming a Luxury Good” van Mary Harrington: “Long-form literacy is not innate but learned, sometimes laboriously. As Maryanne Wolf, a literacy scholar, has illustrated, acquiring and perfecting a capacity for long-form, “expert reading” is literally mind-altering. It rewires our brains, increasing vocabulary, shifting brain activity toward the analytic left hemisphere and honing our capacity for concentr..
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Hello! We inform you that the following servers in Zurich (CH) will be decommissioned within the specified date: Alpherg (2025-08-22) Xuange (2025-09-16) They will be replaced by two 10 Gbit/s servers in Zurich with more powerful hardware. Kind regards & datalove AirVPN Staff
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Hello! We inform you that the following servers in Zurich (CH) will be decommissioned within the specified date: Alpherg (2025-08-22) Xuange (2025-09-16) They will be replaced by two 10 Gbit/s servers in Zurich with more powerful hardware. Kind regards & datalove AirVPN Staff
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Minimalist home network monitoring with shell scripts and ntfy.sh
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blog.kulman.sk
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1 year ago
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eng
Running a home server does not have to mean setting up a full-blown monitoring stack. For my needs, a few shell scripts and push notifications are all it takes to keep things simple, reliable, and easy to maintain. I use ntfy.sh for notifications. It is a simple, open-source tool that lets you send push notifications to your devices via a single HTTP request. It is lightweight, easy to set up, and fits perfectly with my minimalist approach.
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Learn how Snyk's MCP server brings agentic security to container workflows. Automate vulnerability scanning and base image recommendations directly within your AI-powered IDE.
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