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Comment #47199357
SBOMs are more an attempt to solve some of the problems introduced by software reuse. https://archive.fosdem.org/2025/schedule/track/sbom/ has some interesting talks about the succ…
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Comment #47199236
Try this https://theconversation.com/the-reinhart-rogoff-error-or-how...
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Comment #45608227
Here's an example I made a while ago of how easy it is to use LD_PRELOAD to hook things and change file contents etc. https://github.com/richmoore/reciprocity
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Comment #45608048
If that same tool is unable to spot LD_PRELOAD in use then I'd suggest getting a new one. :-)
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Comment #44379904
Time for me to dust off CVE-2010-3170 again? :-)
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Comment #42832823
Odd - I also have 16.93 on Mac and I don't get the checkbox (unless I just can't find it I guess).
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Comment #42832071
As the article explains, that's not been implemented on Mac yet.
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Comment #42025423
Downloading things from the AIA fields would mean triggering HTTP/HTTPS requests to an untrusted URL from a certificate you haven't verified - not a good idea. What firefox does is…
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Comment #41542010
1. A SYN will receive a SYN-ACK or a RST 2. A host from my machine is the same as from your machine 3. An IP from my machine is the same as from your machine
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Comment #38672387
It was also possible in earlier browsers by using hidden frames. User interaction or a timer would trigger, then you load the frame (which contained dynamically generated js) and t…
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Comment #36005127
You can't get perfection, but you can do things like ask for them to document the controls they implement and to evidence that they have operated them appropriately via an audit li…
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Comment #34961297
See https://woboq.com/blog/verdigris-qt-without-moc.html for detailed breakdown
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Comment #33111673
You're looking for these: https://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI - HDMI adaptor - works nicely with the beeb https://www.gotekemulator.com/ - Floppy emulator that lets it use USB st…
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Comment #29703975
Here's a version of the same as a BBC Microbot tweet https://twitter.com/bbcmicrobot/status/1333542986588753921
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Comment #28923821
This video is good background for khtml/webkit on which chrome was based https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tldf1rT0Rn0
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Comment #23096996
If you care about performance then you should start by reading High Performance Browser Networking (the text is available online here https://hpbn.co/ ).
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Comment #20727134
Must be a while ago then - it's 12 characters upper, lower and digits. Pretty reasonable.
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Comment #18785351
I remember coding this effect in C a long time ago. Back in the day we used to use the frame buffer as the data store too, not really feasible today!
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Comment #16749527
The primary implementation on MacOS and iOS is SecureTransport.
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Comment #12778082
A few more: - Localhost is 127.0.0.1 - A TCP SYN will also always result in a SYN-ACK - Ok, a SYN-ACK or a RST - Ok, ok, an out-going TCP packet will always result in a TCP respons…
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Comment #12316627
There are some other fun edge cases - for example: - If you have a port-forward to a machine that is switched off then you can get ICMP network unreachable or ICMP host unreachable…
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Comment #11353187
I'd recommend this book instead 'The Linux Programming Interface' http://man7.org/tlpi/ it's a lot more recent and the content is excellent, though it's not a free download. The au…
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Comment #11307682
I'd like a standardised function to clear a block of memory that is guaranteed to not be optimised out, and a constant time compare function.
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Comment #11192679
Sadly it doesn't on linux due to overcommit. You can actually get the failure much later when you try to use the memory. The exception is when you try to allocate absolutely huge b…
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Comment #10897808
I was part of the Qt community at the time (and still am) and that's really not how it happened.