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Intel's Software Guard Extension (SGX) promises an isolated execution environment, protected from all software running on the machine. In the past few years, however, SGX has come …

Hey! Love watching your videos! Keep up the good work

Yes it does!

To be honest, a few years ago I used the trending page to discover useful web tools. Du to my lack of experience the trending page offered a glimpse of what people were working on/…

I love how z3 code looks like magic! Seems like a good library to start getting the hang of

Amazing work we have been experimenting with grafana at work and the experience is awesome! Thank you for the awesome project

I just got a workstation grade Dell machine t7610 to be exact spent more than a week trying to hackentosh it but couldn't for some reason I always got some obscure error and none o…

A guy did this 6 years ago [1]. He doesn't recommend it since he got into heart issues later on. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1o5ndh/iama_guy_who_w...

I'm still bitter about them closing Google trips

I was invited by the dev to test v5 but for some reason he got busy with work and slowed the development down.

I use .net core by day and rails by night (side business) and I can honestly say .net core MVC is kind of influenced by rails (not a lot but like 30%). After more than a year using…

Looks amazing! Any plans on a vuejs implementation? Also would be awesome if we can change bootstrap scss variables such as primary color. Thank you for the amazing product

That actually looks good haha

Isn't it weird that it's happening now even though that number was surpassed nearly a month and half ago?

Thank you!

I work at KOC (Kuwait Oil Company) which is like one of the biggest producers of oil second to Saudi aramco in the region! Recently the whole oil sector in Kuwait is pushing an str…

Maybe parsers would have a better way of parsing that into a sensible datatype for example look at Gson where you map a json to a Java class, that way you can have a node where you…

My issue with it is that a small term such as one word doesn't event match to a record which is weird, I'm using it with rails. Thinking of using elastic search to help with that

What kind of Facebook thing is this?