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by alblue 11y ago
I asked the Gerrit devs for their opinion: because the git appraise solution doesn't support rebasing it doesn't work well with the idea of being able to fix commits and repush. https://groups.google.com/forum&#x2F
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by alblue 11y ago
I wrote about Gerrit a few years ago: http://alblue.bandlem.com/2011/02/someday.html I recorded a video showing how it worked together: http://alblue.bandlem.com/2011/02/gerrit-git-review
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by alblue 11y ago
The operation + on integer types maps to a built in method which performs addition with overflow checks. At the assembly level this looks like an "add" followed by a "jo" (jump on overflow set) to an undefined exception
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by alblue 11y ago
Fantastic news that Swift is now open-source, though it came about 4 hours too late for my GotoBerlin presentation on Swift 2 Under the Hood (on SpeakerDeck at https://speakerdeck.com/alblue/swift-2-under-the-hood-gotob
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by alblue 11y ago
There's also downloads available for Ubuntu: https://swift.org/download/
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by alblue 11y ago
The Tiobe index for November showed that Objective-C was still ahead (but only just) of Swift: https://twitter.com/alblue/status/672387783483392000 With today's open-source announcement, it's practically
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Apple Open Sources Swift(infoq.com)
3 points by alblue 11y ago|2 comments
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by alblue 11y ago
Both Orion and Che can be run locally (or behind a firewall) without any problems.
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by alblue 11y ago
This isn't "Eclipse NextGen", it's Eclipse Che. It's an open source version of a prior project that was well received (codeenvy). Re performance I've seen demos of Eclipse Orion (another web based IDE experimen
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by alblue 11y ago
It uses the same Eclipse technology, but it isn't the next version of Eclipse. Like Orion, it is an experiment at looking at what a web-based IDE can do. The existing Eclipse IDE will continue for a long time yet - Eclipse Neon will be
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by alblue 11y ago
I use my laptop to do home projects or writing (eg for InfoQ or books/blog posts). The trick is to be able to partition work and be able to stop and start quickly - plus to use a laptop efficiently you need to be able to get a table se
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by alblue 11y ago
> I am not aware of any video or USB driver vulnerability > which led to security concerns on a typical server setup > in the last decade. CVE-2015-3456 was raised in April which had a privilege escalation due to a floppy driver co
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by alblue 11y ago
The terminal operation on the clever code compares the size_t to -1. But if it's unsigned this will never be true either, and so the test may be optimised away. This probably demonstrates the point where clever code is more likely to h
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by alblue 11y ago
It's also not specific to Commons Collections - the same escape is available through Spring and Groovy as well. http://www.infoq.com/news/2015/11/commons-exploit
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by alblue 11y ago
It's not just Apache Commons that's affected - other libraries such as Spring and Groovy have similar vulnerabilities. My write up at InfoQ is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10526953
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by alblue 11y ago
There's a phrase "get a round tuit" which is a phonetical approxmaton of "get around to it". https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/round_tuit
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by alblue 11y ago
The TL;DR Java Deserialization can be used to construct arbitrary Java objects, which combined with popular libraries such as Apache Commons Collections, Spring or Groovy can result in arbitrary code execution on the server providing deseri
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by alblue 11y ago
The TL;DR is that after paying for IntelliJ for 12 months, you get permanent access to a 12 month old version. Updates are not included, unless you keep paying the subscription.
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by alblue 11y ago
Yes, you can get the XNU kernel and many of the frameworks (including the Objective-C 2.0 runtime) from http://opensource.apple.com . Feel free to fork it and let us know how you get on.
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by alblue 11y ago
Projects can live outside the workspace without issue. Perhaps you haven't used Eclipse in over a decade?
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by alblue 11y ago
No, there is not. The community edition of IntelliJ only supports basic Java development (no JavaScript or other languages).
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by alblue 11y ago
No, he is saying that the website is generated from a different branch to the one that is being worked on at the moment.
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by alblue 11y ago
Bear in mind that they conclude the article with a complement to how quickly the issues were resolved and that the next one is due soon.
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by alblue 11y ago
But only for the version that was at the start of that 12 month period. You have to roll back if there were newer releases in that time.
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by alblue 11y ago
(2014)
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by alblue 11y ago
Java is an excellent example of how not to do date/time APIs (pre Java 8 anyway). My answer (from years ago): http://stackoverflow.com/a/1969651
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by alblue 11y ago
No
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JetBrains vendor lock-in(mmilinkov.wordpress.com)
3 points by alblue 11y ago|2 comments
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by alblue 11y ago
Note that Eclipse supports donations directly: https://mmilinkov.wordpress.com/2015/08/19/users-can-now-fun... Be wary of random donation sites that are unconnected to the host organisation - the chance of an
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Happy Birthday Monkey Island(grumpygamer.com)
266 points by alblue 11y ago|119 comments

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