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The unreleased Commodore HHC-4's secret identity

oldvcr.blogspot.com

retrocomputing
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Using less memory to look up IP addresses in Mess With DNS

jvns.ca

networking performance
2
The Zero Click Internet

techspot.com

The internet is in the midst of undergoing the biggest change since its inception. It's huge....
The internet is in the midst of undergoing the biggest change since its inception. It's huge. And there is no going back. The web is changing into the Zero Click Internet, and it will change everything about how you do everything. Zero Click Internet means you'll no longer click on links to find the content you want...

ai web
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Simplifying the Bench Kona – Project Gus

projectgus.com

Oops, just like that and six months goes by! Still, there has been steady progress on...
Oops, just like that and six months goes by! Still, there has been steady progress on simplifying the "Bench Kona" project down to something that could be transplanted into a car. Smart Key Module A couple of posts ago I wrote about having to wire up my wrecked Hyundai Kona Electric's Smart Key Module in order to ge...

hardware reversing
1
Rudimentary 3D on the 2D HTML Canvas

charlespetzold.com

javascript math
1
Robots.txt pitfalls: what I learned the hard way | Lobsters

lobste.rs

This applies to sites indexed on Google that hope to gain organic traffic. As an indie...
This applies to sites indexed on Google that hope to gain organic traffic. As an indie blogger and SEO enthusiast, I foolishly updated my robots.txt file to prevent indexing of certain unwanted parts of my site, leading to subtle repercussions that I couldn’t have foreseen. A few days ago, while reading about SEO, I came across the concept of a “crawl budget.” Apparently, Google...

browsers web
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Typeset

lllllllllllllllll.com

css design
2
Spam Slaya

spamslaya.com

ai show
1
Why can't we submit magnet or ipfs URLs? | Lobsters

lobste.rs

I’ve recently run into being fed up with the technology that is domains. I’m looking into...
I’ve recently run into being fed up with the technology that is domains. I’m looking into sharing my content as magnet or ipfs links, but I see they aren’t supported here. Why? http/s clients are needed (and only the most simplest ones) to access lobste.rs but simply because lobste.rs is a centralized aggregation service which is free to pick the protocol it wants to...

ask meta
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Thinking JavaScript

davidwalsh.name

javascript
1
Ben Knoble: Frosthaven Manager - Built by the Community

youtu.be

‘Frosthaven Manager - Built by the Community’ by Ben Knoble at (fourteenth RacketCon) is now available...
‘Frosthaven Manager - Built by the Community’ by Ben Knoble at (fourteenth RacketCon) is now available at https://youtu.be/O33NK52ZmUk (fourteenth RacketCon) playlist Comments

education games lisp video
1
Transaction Isolation in Postgres, explained

thenile.dev

Transactions are a key part to many modern databases, relational and non-relational systems alike. At a...
Transactions are a key part to many modern databases, relational and non-relational systems alike. At a basic level, transactions allow us to treat a series of operations as a single unit. The reason transactions are so important is because they provide guarantees that developers can then use as assumptions when wri...

ai-native b2b databases multi-tenant postgres
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An Ode To Vim

bokwoon.com

This website you see right now, as well as the CMS powering it, is all thanks...
This website you see right now, as well as the CMS powering it, is all thanks to Vim. Not because I wrote it in Vim (which I did, in Neovim) but because coming into contact with Vim as a freshman likely kickstarted my programming career and gave me programming edge that I otherwise would not have leaving university....

vim
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Andre von Houck: Libraries Libraries Libraries (NimConf 2024)

youtube.com

practices science & technology video
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Thoughts on the New Digital Feudalism

medium.com

How Big Tech and AI are reshaping power structuresThe all seeing eyeThe rise of the tech...
How Big Tech and AI are reshaping power structuresThe all seeing eyeThe rise of the tech aristocracyIn today’s digital landscape, we’re witnessing the emergence of a new feudal system. Just as medieval lords controlled vast estates, today’s tech giants dominate the artificial intelligence (AI) industry and large lan...

digital feudalism distributed public interest tech
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The Basics

thorstenball.com

Here’s what I consider to be the basics. I call them that not because they’re easy,...
Here’s what I consider to be the basics. I call them that not because they’re easy, but because they’re fundamental. The foundation on which your advanced skills and expertise rest. Multipliers and nullifiers, makers and breakers of everything you do.They don’t usually show up in technical books and yet without them...

practices
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NimConf 2024

nim-lang.org

event programming
1
GitHub - danog/AsyncOrm: Async ORM based on AMPHP v3 and fibers.

github.com

php
1
GitHub - tokio-rs/toasty: An async ORM for Rust (incubating)

github.com

rust
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EICAR test file - Wikipedia

wikipedia.org

Computer file to test antivirus software The EICAR Anti-Virus Test File[1] or EICAR test file is...
Computer file to test antivirus software The EICAR Anti-Virus Test File[1] or EICAR test file is a computer file that was developed by the European Institute for Computer Antivirus Research (EICAR) and Computer Antivirus Research Organization (CARO) to test the response of computer antivirus (AV) programs.[2] Instea...

security
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Toward safe transmutation in Rust [LWN.net]

lwn.net

Currently in Rust, there is no efficient and safe way to turn an array of bytes...
Currently in Rust, there is no efficient and safe way to turn an array of bytes into a structure that corresponds to the array. Changing that was the topic of Jack Wrenn's talk this year at RustConf: "Safety Goggles for Alchemists". The goal is to be able to "transmute" — Rust's name for this kind of conversion — va...

rust
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A Simple Explanation of Postgres' <code>Timestamp with Time Zone</code>

naildrivin5.com

databases
1
Improving SSH's security with SSHFP DNS records | APNIC Blog

apnic.net

Secure Shell (SSH) is a popular network protocol for accessing a shell on (remote) systems. Users...
Secure Shell (SSH) is a popular network protocol for accessing a shell on (remote) systems. Users might not pay enough attention to detail when asked to verify the system’s authenticity on the first connection to a system, thereby risking a network-level security breach. In this article, I will explain how SSHFP DNS...

cryptography
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Podman 5.3 changes for improved networking experience with pasta

podman.io

As of Podman 5.0 we default to “pasta” as a rootless networking application to provide network...
As of Podman 5.0 we default to “pasta” as a rootless networking application to provide network connectivity for rootless containers. Compared to our previous default, slirp4netns, pasta works a bit differently. For instance, pasta, by default, does not use Network Address Translation (NAT). This means it will copy t...

networking release
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