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https://vorner.github.io/2020/09/20/throw-away-code.html #rust #programming
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https://willcrichton.net/notes/types-over-strings/ #rust #programming
willcrichton.net Types Over Strings: Extensible Architectures in Rust | Will Crichton I show how to implement event listeners and dependency injection using Rust's type system to avoid common errors in stringly-typed versions of these extensible architectures. Post #61
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https://confused.ai/posts/intercepting-zoom-tls-encryption-bpf-uprobes #zoom #openssl #tls #rust #bpf #linux
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https://ibug.io/blog/2019/12/manage-servers-with-ssh-ca/ #ssh #ca #infrastructure
iBug Managing servers with OpenSSH Certificate Authority Since the addition of the website server for an external corporation, I now have 5 Linux servers to manage on my own. I also have 4 terminal devices that I use to connect to those servers: two of my laptops, my Android phone (using Termux), and one of those… Post #57
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https://blog.filippo.io/ssh-whoami-filippo-io/ #ssh #github
Filippo Valsorda ssh whoami.filippo.io Here's a fun PoC I built thanks to Ben's dataset
[https://blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/auditing-github-users-keys].
I don't want to ruin the surprise, so just try this command. (It's harmless.)
ssh whoami.filippo.io
For the security crowd: don't worry, I don't… Post #56
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https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/sysadmin/BlameAndWorksOnMyLaptop #work #it #communication
"It works on my laptop" is a blame game
"It works on my laptop" is a blame game
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGMkHzWXjI8 #linguistics #communication
YouTube Why Do We Move Our Hands When We Talk? Gestures are a really important part of language. But how do we use them, and why? MORE LANGUAGE FILES: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL96C35uN7xGLDEnHuhD7CTZES3KXFnwm0
Written with Gretchen McCulloch and Molly Ruhl, with an assist from Lauren Gawne.… Post #53
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依云的技术资源分享 https://thume.ca/numderline/ #font #typography #text Numderline is a font patcher that uses OpenType font shaping trickery to make it easier to visually parse large numbers.
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YouTube !!Con 2020 - Using font shaping to put commas in big numbers EVERYWHERE!! by Tristan Hume Using font shaping to put commas in big numbers EVERYWHERE!! by Tristan Hume
My job involves a lot of staring at big numbers, like latencies in nanoseconds, and picking out larger magnitudes like microseconds. I got tired of counting digits in many different… Post #52
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https://thume.ca/numderline/ #font #typography #text
Numderline is a font patcher that uses OpenType font shaping trickery to make it easier to visually parse large numbers.
Numderline is a font patcher that uses OpenType font shaping trickery to make it easier to visually parse large numbers.
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https://github.com/Shawn-Shan/fawkes #privacy #machine_learning #face_recognition
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https://blog.shell909090.org/blog/archives/2874/ #china #software #ecosystem
blog.shell909090.org 我们要操作系统做什么 今年有个话题一直很热，就是操作系统国产化的问题。这个问题从我开始学电脑就开始争论，到现在也有20多年了吧。这些年国产系统已经说不清是屡败屡战，还是屡战屡败。总之一点，就没赢过。很多人感慨，说这么多年了，中国都没有自己的操作系统。我其实也一直疑惑，我们要操作系统做什么？
要操作系统做什么，其实并不是一个反问。这是一个实际问题，而且可能是关于操作系统争论中最重要的一个问题。20年前，这个问题并不清晰。我们谈到操作系统时，说的更多都是桌面操作系统。服务器操作系统大多数人都没有接触过，也无意中忽视了这块——大部… Post #46
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https://blog.shell909090.org/blog/archives/2873/ #security #crypto #protocol
blog.shell909090.org 安全协议的设计 设计安全协议前，请先思考一个问题，设计安全协议的目地是什么，为什么需要一个独立的安全协议。如果经过分析，你的答案是，需要一个全功能的安全协议。请转回头去，使用TLS。设计安全协议前，请务必问过自己上面这个问题，并在过程中牢记于心。在设计过程中，经常会有的一种现象是，觉得协议已经实现了自己所需的基本功能，跳一下就能实现一些更酷的功能。这时候，请退出来，再看一遍最上面的话。如果TLS已经变得更适合的话，你前面的工作就是沉没成本，不值一提。因此，请在你自己的协议里专注于解决你自己的问题。
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