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Go 1.24 enhances its WebAssembly capabilities by introducing the go:wasmexport directive, allowing developers to export Go functions to Wasm for better integration with Wasm hosts. The addition of the ability to build a WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) reactor enables continuous operation of WebAssembly modules, expanding the possibilities for Go-based Wasm applications. Despite these advancements, limitations […]
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An Oregon woman’s privacy was violated when a prosecutor accessed and shared her nude photos without consent, warrant, or suspicion of criminal activity. The prosecutor, Grant County District Attorney Jim Carpenter, faced no legal consequences due to qualified immunity. However, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals condemned his actions as a violation of Fourth Amendment […]
On February 14, 2025, justanotherday.lol suggests that instead of spending money on overpriced Valentine’s Day dinners and guilt-trip gifts, you could have ₹784,755 sitting in your bank account. You could enjoy a fancy pizza with or without pineapple, take a solo trip, or buy something you want without having to explain yourself. The website highlights […]
The integration of AI models into developer workflows has led to a bias towards specific technologies, stifling the adoption of new tools due to cutoffs in training data. Popular models like ChatGPT and Claude show a strong preference for React and Tailwind, influencing tech choices. Testing shows that these models consistently generate projects using React […]
Zed aims to provide a lightning-fast editing experience by introducing edit prediction powered by the open-source Zeta model. This feature anticipates your next edit as you work, saving time and keystrokes by allowing you to apply predictions with a simple tab. Zed ensures a seamless integration of edit prediction with language server completions, enhancing the […]
In 1992, four German college students founded S.u.S.E., a company focused on localizing and distributing Linux in German. They worked long hours to sell software CD-ROMs and floppies, offering a valuable service in the days before widespread internet. By the late 1990s, S.u.S.E. evolved, merging features from Jurix and embracing the enterprise market by partnering […]
This web content presents an easy system for remote authentication between two individuals to ensure they are not digital impersonations. The author introduces a simple solution involving setting up a time-based one-time passcode (TOTP) between two people. The process involves generating QR codes for each person, scanning them into a TOTP mobile app, and using […]
Jooki, the once-beloved screen-free audio player for kids, faced the harsh reality of bankruptcy, leaving many devices unusable. But could there be a silver lining? This blog post delves into the intricacies of Jooki’s firmware, uncovering hidden exploits, backdoors, and the potential for code execution. By leveraging these discoveries, there is hope to revive these […]
NVIDIA products are now running formally verified SPARK code, a shift from traditional testing methods for security. Daniel Rohrer, VP of Software Security at NVIDIA, highlights that testing security is nearly impossible, leading them to emphasize provability over testing. This led NVIDIA to investigate SPARK and conduct a successful Proof-of-Concept converting applications to SPARK in […]
Summary: The presentation is about introducing “MapTCHA,” a new CAPTCHA system that combines computer vision with human verification to improve mapping efforts in OpenStreetMap. The system identifies objects in images and relies on users to confirm or deny their presence, ultimately suggesting locations for mapping in OSM. The project uses fAIr, an AI-assisted mapping system, […]