~lobsters | Bookmarks (1992)

"A Story About Jessica" by SwiftOnSecurity

harihareswara.net

The cybersecurity expert SwiftOnSecurity, a decade ago, wrote a parable called "A Story About Jessica" and...
The cybersecurity expert SwiftOnSecurity, a decade ago, wrote a parable called "A Story About Jessica" and posted it to their (now-deleted) Tumblr blog. I found it moving and insightful. The consultancy Superbloom pointed to it as one of several "security-focused resources for building empathy".I've been unhappy tha...

practices security
1
Deep list copy: More than meets the eye

nullprogram.com
2
CWE - 2023 CWE Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses

mitre.org

Over the span of the last five publications of the CWE Top 25 Most Dangerous Software...
Over the span of the last five publications of the CWE Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses (2019-2023), there are 15 weaknesses that have been present in every list. This suggests that despite ongoing visibility to the community, these 15 weaknesses represent the most challenging weaknesses that exist today. A...

programming security
1
The language strangeness budget

steveklabnik.com

plt
1
Light comms on the 003 - mitxela.com

mitxela.com

hardware
2
Adding Operational Transformation To Butler

tristancacqueray.github.io

haskell javascript
1
Pulling Linux up by its bootstraps [LWN.net]

lwn.net

The following subscription-only content has been made available to you by an LWN subscriber. Thousands of...
The following subscription-only content has been made available to you by an LWN subscriber. Thousands of subscribers depend on LWN for the best news from the Linux and free software communities. If you enjoy this article, please consider subscribing to LWN. Thank you for visiting LWN.net! By Daroc AldenJuly 31, 202...

linux
2
A handful of reasons JavaScript won’t be available

piccalil.li

javascript
1
Hello, world! - Cpp2 and cppfront — An experimental 'C++ syntax 2' and its first compiler

hsutter.github.io

c++plt
1
Once more about the rule of 5

sandordargo.com

Arne Mertz talked about misused guidelines at C++OnSea. Among those, there was the rule of 5....
Arne Mertz talked about misused guidelines at C++OnSea. Among those, there was the rule of 5. Which made me think about a pattern I’ve seen.Let’s first repeat what the rule of 5 says.The Rule of Five tells us that if we need to define any of a copy constructor, copy assignment operator, move constructor, move assign...

c++
2
Vimscript Tutorial

youtube.com

video vim
1
Data Replication Design Spectrum

transactional.blog

databases distributed
1
Why the CrowdStrike bug hit banks hard

bitsaboutmoney.com

practices security windows
2
Racket Survey 2024

forms.gle

If you have used Racket, or you are considering using Racket, please help us by completing...
If you have used Racket, or you are considering using Racket, please help us by completing this survey: https://forms.gle/EYuzG4Jp9X5bqoHQ9 Comments

lisp
1
Nix Community Survey 2024

nixos.org

nix
1
Conditional logging with query parameters

mmazzarolo.com

Another post, another chance to talk about a pattern I’ve been using quite a while but...
Another post, another chance to talk about a pattern I’ve been using quite a while but that I don’t see being mentioned much: this time, it’s about logging conditionally. This post will be short since the pattern is very simple. It revolves around using query parameters to enable and/or disable the logging level of ...

javascript nodejs react react native react-native
1
Generating YAML files with Nix — kokada

capivaras.dev

I hate YAML. Instead of writing an essay on why I hate YAML, I can just...
I hate YAML. Instead of writing an essay on why I hate YAML, I can just link to noyaml.com. In my personal projects I will never use it, preferring either JSON, TOML or even plain old INI files depending on the use case. However the ship has sailed already, there are tons of projects everywhere that uses YAML: from ...

nix
1
Release 0.15 · Foxboron/sbctl

github.com

The landlock feature is run with "best effort" and will degrade it's feature set on unsupported...
The landlock feature is run with "best effort" and will degrade it's feature set on unsupported kernels before turning it off completely. Please note that any file permission issues might be because of landlock. WarningPlease try --disable-landlock before reporting bugs. Major changes ImportantPlease run sbctl setup...

release security show
1
Lysxia - Where does the name "algebraic data type" come from?

poisson.chat

historical plt
2
How I Computer in 2024

jnsgr.uk

linux practices
2
Websites are Blocking the Wrong AI Scrapers (Because AI Companies Keep Making New Ones)

404media.co

ai robots.txt web
4
Calling ed(1) from less(1)

syncpup.com

unix
1
Are security and reliability fundamentally incompatible?

jvehent.org

practices security
1
Randomly updated

ogiekako.vercel.app

programming unix
2