Oracle:
Hey everyone remember when we invented Java and it was secure and then we kept adding badly thought out features until it became terribly insecure
well we're doing that again only 10x faster so all good bro
also we're fixing browser security by taking it completely out of the browser
hope you enjoy
https://jaxenter.com/java-10-interview-series-part-4-143144.html
So the targeted-ads-industry is expected to lose 60% of revenue due to #GDPR. Of course this means massive loss of jobs. And people seem to be genuinely sad about this, even privacy minded people, even lots of people on mastodon. And I just don't get it. If you are working for the targeted ads industry, you're working for the wrong side. I'm not going to be sad for you. Especially in tech, where it's comparatively easy to find work, there's no excuse for going there.
Went running for the first time after the 10 miles and the Via Ferrara long weekend and oh boy do my legs still hurt...
But I need to press on as I already enrolled in a 11km trail run. No pressure, right?
make your parens proud; use lisp
If you're using bash or zsh and you don't know the ^X^E shortcut, learn it now.
First, ensure you have a valid `EDITOR` environment variable set to your favourite editor (like vim or emacs).
Second, enter some command, but don't hit enter.
Third, use Ctrl+X Ctrl+E and learn that you can use your editor to modify the command before running it in the shell.
This is pretty helpful if you're trying to edit a long command line.
Things That Turbo Pascal is Smaller Than
http://prog21.dadgum.com/116.html
<<Turbo Pascal 3 for MS-DOS was released in September 1986. .. The entire Turbo Pascal 3.02 executable--the compiler and IDE--was 39,731 bytes. How does that stack up in 2011 terms? Here are some things that Turbo Pascal is smaller than, as of October 30, 2011:
The minified version of jquery 1.6 (90,518 bytes).
The yahoo.com home page (219,583 bytes).
The image of the white iPhone 4S at apple.com (190,157 bytes)...>>
I dream of making a bot generated version of these some day.
I keep getting confused, a 420 is a nice small boat to me ➡️ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/420_%28dinghy%29
Happy owner of a slight larger 470 ⛵
The Microsoft Data Science track training at https://academy.microsoft.com/en-us/tracks/data-science/ is pretty nice, but when teaching SQL they forget to tell which pieces are MS-SQL specific and which also work in PostgreSQL, which is a shame.
Saw 'Google', but the version from 1927 at the Carnegie library in Reims.
It, the building and the whole city are just lovely. https://octodon.social/media/OCb1q6tHrFHZX7609Ok https://octodon.social/media/9Ig9Q-XPWX9HcJ33ztc
Ordered a CISSP study book for the dear wife.
Dinner discussions are going to get a distinct infosec smell I guess 😁
Filesystem corruption on my laptop yesterday, someone sabotaged my overnight restore from backup, so today isn't going to be very productive as it now says it still needs 6 more hours 😫
#fosdem network stats for Saturday: identified operating systems per unique MAC:
8295 android
4904 Linux
3499 iPhone/iPad
3199 OSX
996 Windows
23 BSD
total 22352 identified out of 64723 MACs
More privacy-by-design,VPN's and HTTPS make identifying clients harder ❤️
#FOSDEM temporary IPv4 network is being distributed since a few days and everything looks good.
T-7 days...
Oh so AWS Aurora just dies without logs or errors when I insert too much data... Not nice :(
Why do I keep breaking DBs?
If you're designing your own keyboards, these are two very valuable resources:
Keyboard Layout Editor (KLE) lets you quickly make a key arrangement that's comfortable for you
http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com
And for the case, I use the Plate & Case Builder which lets you export the shapes as SVG, DXG, or EPS files
http://builder.swillkb.com/
Just copy the, JSON from KLE and set the parameters you need. Experiment until you find something you like
Both are web tools so there's nothing to install