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by csmantle 5mo ago
I first read this from the author's posting to oss-security. Turns out that the author did agree to revise the blog post for the "admin cap for root shell" part [^0]. [^1] would probably tell more. The title looks like clickb
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Rust-Coreutils Security Audit Report by Zellic [pdf](github.com)
5 points by csmantle 6mo ago|0 comments
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by csmantle 6mo ago
The PR author didn't even bother to properly capitalize their subject and add a description. What a double standard for code quality Macroslop is applying to internal vs. external contributions.
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by csmantle 6mo ago
The industry's goal is to ship fast and profitably. A learner's goal isn't.
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by csmantle 6mo ago
This resembles some serverless pastebins. Data is serialized into the fragment part, and client-side JS deserializes them. The only practical difference is that this app sets them as HTML while those set them as text.
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by csmantle 6mo ago
IIRC Mozilla usually categorize internally-found bugs into a few large CVE IDs, grouped by severity, with around ten or so bugs in each. Every advisory gets several CVEs of this kind, for example, < https://www.mozilla.org&#x2F
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by csmantle 6mo ago
> So, cyber security of tomorrow will not be like proof of work in the sense of "more GPU wins"; instead, better models, and faster access to such models, will win. It's not proof of work, but proof of financial capacity
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Cppreference.com Update(isocpp.org)
3 points by csmantle 6mo ago|0 comments
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by csmantle 6mo ago
`jj new` works like `git checkout` most by creating an empty revision on the top. `jj edit` on the other hand resembles `git checkout; [edits...]; git add -A; git commit --amend --no-edit`.
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by csmantle 6mo ago
I failed to see why this would be something that "comes after Git" from a VCS perspective. The line-based diff(1)/diff3(1)/patch(1) kit often works, and that mindset thrives and gets carried till today. Many toolkits and
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by csmantle 6mo ago
This Is Seven as a Service.
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Colleague.skill(github.com)
2 points by csmantle 7mo ago|0 comments
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Kbooboo: Find Linux kernel maintainer contacts from dmesg stack trace(git.infradead.org)
1 points by csmantle 7mo ago|0 comments
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Decoded: GNU Coreutils (2019)(maizure.org)
3 points by csmantle 7mo ago|0 comments
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Meet Kit, your companion for a new internet era(blog.mozilla.org)
28 points by csmantle 7mo ago|3 comments
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by csmantle 7mo ago
Another important aspect is that, without an external library like `wabt`, I can't just open Notepad, write some inline WASM/WAT in HTML and preview it in a browser, in the same way that HTML+CSS+JS works. Having to obtain a full
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by csmantle 8mo ago
If all the app need is to upload a photo of PCB, <input type="file"> is more than sufficient. It's been baseline years ago. For download, it can download from a blob URI. This is not an uncommon practice. If (not veri
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by csmantle 8mo ago
This reminded me of < https://xkcd.com/2893/ >.
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GitHub code view fails to load when content contains non-ASCII characters(githubstatus.com)
1 points by csmantle 8mo ago|1 comments
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by csmantle 8mo ago
Related threads: * https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/188156 ("[2026-02-27] Incident Thread") * https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/188151 (&quot
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Undeleted XAA, making X up to >200x faster Accelerated Again(patreon.com)
1 points by csmantle 8mo ago|2 comments
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by csmantle 8mo ago
Related: < https://t2linux.com/#news-2026-02-14 >
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by csmantle 8mo ago
This is just so hilarious. They'll eventually have to add "man man" to the list.
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by csmantle 8mo ago
> I could recompile it but compiling firefox is a pain in the ... Would second this. Mach uses Python, and the dependencies they use are a pain whenever no pre-built wheels are available. Especially so when you see that an "option
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by csmantle 8mo ago
I think we can look forward to running this on more non-Chrome browsers once @function [0] gets wider support? [0]: https://caniuse.com/wf-function
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by csmantle 8mo ago
Header-only libs can help avoiding the troubles and complexity of linker setup. This might be even more important on Windows, which this lib "explicitly support".
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Arch Linux Running Well on LoongArch(phoronix.com)
4 points by csmantle 8mo ago|0 comments
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by csmantle 8mo ago
Wow. LLMs can really imitate human sarcasm and personal attacking well, sometimes exceeding our own ability in doing so. Of course, there must be some human to take responsibilities for their bots.
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by csmantle 8mo ago
If you are referring to timestamps, buildids, comptime environments, hardwired heuristics for optimization, or even bugs in compilers -- those are not the same kind of non-determinism as in LLMs. The former ones can be mitigated by long-sta
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by csmantle 8mo ago
It's a founded move. GitHub is code hosting platform, so there are both grounds and needs for read-only repos without PRs.

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