Question: Why do most programmers/developers use a dark theme while writing software/code?
Answer: Because light attracts bugs.
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Any business executive who uses Rewind on their laptop will soon be the target of a court ordered subpoena to recover “anything they’ve seen, said, or heard”. No more plausible deniability. No corporation can allow their executives to use this product.
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Today we are launching Rewind: the search engine for your life rewind.ai
It’s a macOS app that enables you to find anything you’ve seen, said, or heard.
We’re also announcing that we’ve raised $10m at a $75m valuation led by Andreessen Horowitz.
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The best time to learn C was 50 years ago. The second best time is now.
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Illustrating security concepts: sure you have integrity and availability, but without confidentiality, does it really matter?
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“Hey remember those roles we didn’t let you hire for? I secured funding.”
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Installing and allow-listing mimikatz on every domain joined workstation "to facilitate password auditing."
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“quietly excelling”
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all this talk about “quiet quitting” but what’s it called when you are expected to work at the next level for over a year before being promoted to and compensated for said level? do we have a cute name for that yet?
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Public Survey: Canada's Approach to Cyber Security publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cnslttns/c
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🚨🤓 First details I’ve seen as to what may actually be *causing* the outage.
Cloudfare seems to be suggesting that Rogers mucked a BGP update and in doing so severed the connection between the Rogers network and, you know, the rest of the internet.
blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflares-vi
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ℹ️ Confirmed: Network data corroborate reports of a disruption to internet access in parts of British Columbia, #Canada, 7 June.
The incident is attributed to the activity of a single beaver, which gnawed through a tree that then fell on fiber cabling 🦫
bc.ctvnews.ca/single-beaver-
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buggy code has a bad smell
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that synesthesia when you can *feel* the code procedure and/or cause of a bug
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squareword.org 75: 8 guesses
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#squareword #squareword75
Work life balance is great and all but even in my 40s I still want to sit at my computer all day and all night, at every opportunity I get, for weeks and months on end, writing code, finding vulns, and hacking.
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SaaS vendor, on a security questionnaire: We have a WAF, TLS externally, MTLS internally, a strong SDLC, and full logging.
Adversary, base64-encoding a Log4j exploit in the user-agent:
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Not only is today's date a palindrome, it's also an ambigram. You can read it left to right, right to left, and also upside down #nerdalert
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Canada is dipping into its strategic stockpile of maple syrup to fight a shortage — releasing about 50 million pounds of its reserves.
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Today is the 50th Anniversary of the 1st Edition of Unix.... It was targeted at the PDP-11/20 with 8kW of memory (16,384 bytes)....
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For those of us unfamiliar with that jargon, … how would you rewrite that code snippet?
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Replying to @silverfighter @vitorf_7 and @gopherconuk
I prefer the use value semantic construction to a variable and be explicit with the ampersand on the variable when sharing.
Lends itself to better readability with escape analysis.
Construction in Go doesn’t tell you anything about allocation, how it’s shared does.
The x-axis is confusing, because the “generation time” for men and women is different.
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Human Generation Times Across the Past 250,000 Years
Generation time = the average age at reproduction
For humans, it fluctuates between 25 and 30 years, with longer generation times for males than females – a pattern found in many other species.
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too much the same, only amplitude is varying; try adding small difference in phase or frequency too
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n² + n + 41 is NOT prime for n = 40.
40² + 40 + 41 = 40(40+1) + (40+1) = (40+1)²
n² + n + 41 is only prime for 0 <= n < 40
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I like it when apparent "coincidences" are related. I just learned that the near-integer exp(π√163) is connected to a strange fact discovered by Euler:
n² + n + 41
is prime for n = 0, 1, 2, ..., 40.
The secret connection relies on this fact: (163+1)/4 = 41.
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Absolutely incredible #CANWNT!
A gold medal for #TeamCanada’s Women’s Soccer team.
Thank you for being an inspiration to every Canadian, coast-to-coast! 🥇
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B.C’s own Julia Grosso scored the historic goal for Canada in Tokyo on Friday, securing the gold medal win for the team. She got her start playing soccer in Vancouver. Susana da Silva caught up with her family after the game.
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I'm fine with this stopping at any point.
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This is code that's more appropriate in a CTF than in production.
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How to read a file in C according to NETGEAR
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