People talk.
That rumor is false, probably because Calif, the firm that discovered the exploit also just published an OpenBSD ASLR bypass people think they must be connected. Php2shell is completely language level. By the time the…
I think Pascal, as in it's modern dialect Object Pascal used in Delphi and FPC/Lazarus is a sort of "hidden language". You won't see many big Open Source projects using it and there's only a handful of big commercial…
That's interesting, I thought Claude or Codex would be really good with it. I've been doing some FPC/Lazarus work with Gemini 3.8 Flash, working on a program that creates STLs, DXFs, and SVGs of involute gears for…
Awesome! I always wanted to try browsing the web like RMS ;)
Needs to let the player know how many they got at the end! Maybe a hi score board!
Something I feel was sort of left out here was precision grinding which began to come in to play right around the same time period this article focuses on. Grinding is what really allowed the industrial revolution to…
What I do find interesting is GT3 cars have both ABS and traction control these days and they have great racing. I believe prototypes have TC but no ABS. I realize the mix of talent is much different, especially in GT3…
I mean that's pretty much the IndyCar spec and they have pretty decent racing. They've done things like embracing underbody aero to cut down on dirty air to allow them to follow closer, low downforce specs on ovals to…
You can use it to write a plug-in to change the name to YAH Harness!
Cute, I love this style! It's like a long Aesop's Fable! I can't wait for the sequel!
As far as number one goes, the tooling has almost certainly been recycled when they say "destroyed". By recycled I mean in to new steel in an electric arc furnace. It's pretty common even in every day mass production…
It's in Delphi, Free Pascal devs are still pretty resistant to the idea and it likely won't be coming to fpc any time soon.
He says "old iron", that could mean anything, but in my personal opinion it's probably for the best to bump up a weight once a car gets over 150k on the odometer. You get a little thicker film to compensate for wear, a…
Walnut is the .NET and OpenXML backend. I think the point parent was trying to make it that it shouldn't be surprising Codex bundles runtimes for damn near everything.
He's being held without bail now and will be sentenced in October. His appeals will be litigated while he is serving his time. So unless he find success with one of those appeals he will never be a free man again.
Yes, Petzold's examples used a certain style to illustrate the use of the Windows API as clearly as possible. Petzold programs would have a giant switch statement handling WndProc messages, state would be held in tons…
Aaron seems like the kind of guy who would sink a ton of time in to something so meaningless now, doesn't he?
Suboxone is regulated quite a bit differently than full agonist opioids despite being a massively powerful drug. One can get a prescription online via Telemedicine for $100 and a 3 minute visit in almost all 50 states.…
People talk.
That rumor is false, probably because Calif, the firm that discovered the exploit also just published an OpenBSD ASLR bypass people think they must be connected. Php2shell is completely language level. By the time the…
I think Pascal, as in it's modern dialect Object Pascal used in Delphi and FPC/Lazarus is a sort of "hidden language". You won't see many big Open Source projects using it and there's only a handful of big commercial…
That's interesting, I thought Claude or Codex would be really good with it. I've been doing some FPC/Lazarus work with Gemini 3.8 Flash, working on a program that creates STLs, DXFs, and SVGs of involute gears for…
Awesome! I always wanted to try browsing the web like RMS ;)
Needs to let the player know how many they got at the end! Maybe a hi score board!
Something I feel was sort of left out here was precision grinding which began to come in to play right around the same time period this article focuses on. Grinding is what really allowed the industrial revolution to…
What I do find interesting is GT3 cars have both ABS and traction control these days and they have great racing. I believe prototypes have TC but no ABS. I realize the mix of talent is much different, especially in GT3…
I mean that's pretty much the IndyCar spec and they have pretty decent racing. They've done things like embracing underbody aero to cut down on dirty air to allow them to follow closer, low downforce specs on ovals to…
You can use it to write a plug-in to change the name to YAH Harness!
Cute, I love this style! It's like a long Aesop's Fable! I can't wait for the sequel!
As far as number one goes, the tooling has almost certainly been recycled when they say "destroyed". By recycled I mean in to new steel in an electric arc furnace. It's pretty common even in every day mass production…
It's in Delphi, Free Pascal devs are still pretty resistant to the idea and it likely won't be coming to fpc any time soon.
He says "old iron", that could mean anything, but in my personal opinion it's probably for the best to bump up a weight once a car gets over 150k on the odometer. You get a little thicker film to compensate for wear, a…
Walnut is the .NET and OpenXML backend. I think the point parent was trying to make it that it shouldn't be surprising Codex bundles runtimes for damn near everything.
He's being held without bail now and will be sentenced in October. His appeals will be litigated while he is serving his time. So unless he find success with one of those appeals he will never be a free man again.
Yes, Petzold's examples used a certain style to illustrate the use of the Windows API as clearly as possible. Petzold programs would have a giant switch statement handling WndProc messages, state would be held in tons…
Aaron seems like the kind of guy who would sink a ton of time in to something so meaningless now, doesn't he?
Suboxone is regulated quite a bit differently than full agonist opioids despite being a massively powerful drug. One can get a prescription online via Telemedicine for $100 and a 3 minute visit in almost all 50 states.…