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whitessource.com 6y ago

April Open Source Security Vulnerabilities Snapshot

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www.imperva.com 6y ago

SQL Injection Attacks: So Old, but Still So Relevant

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medium.com 6y ago

Linux++

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www.bloggingfromparadise.com 6y ago

There Are Blind People on Your Blog

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whitessource.com 6y ago

New Open Source Security Vulnerabilities Found in December 2019

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cliffle.com 6y ago

Making tiny WebAssembly graphics demos

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blog.sarine.nl 6y ago

ESP8266 – 1 Year 18650 battery lifetime

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mashable.com 6y ago

2010s = 1984: The decade we finally understood Orwell

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www.mayple.com 6y ago

The E-Commerce Marketing Bubble

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stories.lemonade.com 6y ago

Why we procrastinate paying our taxes, according to behavioral economics

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whitessource.com 6y ago

DevSecOps: From Theory to Practice

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blocktvs.com 6y ago

How can you know what news is real?

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blog.loadmill.com 6y ago

If Your Job Ends After Merging a PR, You’re Getting Continuous Delivery Wrong

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christianheilmann.com 6y ago

Memories of Web Development Past

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www.lemonade.com 6y ago

Zero-to-100M in 3 Years

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perimeters81.com 6y ago

SASE is doing to security what storage devices did to IT

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www.algemeiner.com 6y ago

Deutsche Telekom, Israeli Online Insurer Lemonade Battle over the Color Pink

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whitessource.com 6y ago

Security advisories keep our software safe

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whitessource.com 6y ago

Developers security mistakes using Git

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www.perimeter81.com 6y ago

Cloud computing in enterprise IT is changing how companies run

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whitessource.com 6y ago

Understanding the OWASP list

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whitesourc.com 6y ago

Stop comparing SAST to SCA

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www.lemonade.com 6y ago

If your phone get broken or your laptop gets stolen, what is actually covered

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cryptopotatos.com 6y ago

Bitcoin’s price has fallen by more than $1k in less than an hour

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perimeters81.com 6y ago

WeWork's weak Wi-Fi security is putting members at risk

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www.quora.com 6y ago

Does a genetic algorithm have anything to do with genes?

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www.perimeter81.com 6y ago

How the Capital One data breach could have been averted

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hackernoon.com 6y ago

Crypto Trading Bots – The Definitive Guide

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whitesourc.com 6y ago

Should I continue using Apache Struts or migrate to a different framework?

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safervpns.com 6y ago

Even when your crypto activities are secured, there are privacy issues

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I've been traveling in Turkey few months ago. Was extremely impressed by the resources this vast country have and by the wealth its citizens (in Istanbul) used to have.

Turkey have healthy infrastructure to develop these kind of industry. I believe that they can afford paying top talents from all over the world to come there and boost this industry

In most cases no. In some yes.

Remote work isn't for everyone. A talented developer can work great in a team but while he is alone at the house, he won't be able to focus and work as much effectivlly like being in an office.

It goes both ways.

Nothing Matters 7 years ago

The problem with being smart is that it make you realize so many things that a non-smart person will never understand.

Many of those things, are likely to make you sad, and some of them might even make you question your own existence

Cloudfare can defend, but a mom-and-pop small business cannot. A startup cannot.

Agree. When it comes to patents, getting into court, and fighting back Most of the companies won't even get to a situation they need to spend money they don't have to fight this 'endless' war

I traveled with my best friend few years ago in South America

I was usually on the navigation and guiding us from place to place

When we went out for drinks at night he never knew the way back, or even which area we are

I beleive that because in his mind, I'm the one who need to guide us, his brain didn't focus on remembering places and elements on the way that can give him a clue about the way back

Someone can explain what's the reason to disable telemetry? Telemetry data is anonymized and important for Firefox development. What and how is transferred is documented well. If certain measures are suggested, there should be given a reasoning.

can someone elaborate on this passage:

The beauty of programming language design is not building the most complex edifice like Scala or making the language unacceptably crippled like Go - but giving the programmer the ability to represent complex ideas elegantly and safely. Rust really shines in that regard.

i'm fairly ignorant on the various differences but my general feeling was that Go is quite useful?

I think that nowadays authors have many more ways for revenue streams than before

Doing some ghost writing, being contributors in large publications and selling backlinks (doggy I know) and more stuff writers can do beside their being full time Author

The money they can make from those small jobs can help them to have some more freedom to continue their profession as Authors

I'm impressed by how Brave and Mozilla are paying attention to users privacy

I'm using brave at the moment but I see so much news lately about Mozilla I'm considering switching (Apparently changing a browser is a big decision for me)

People spend so much time in their companies on doing the same tasks like looking at Google Analytics

it's insane

Ofcourse Amazon will try to protect them selfs against lawsuits

I do think that Amazon have some moral issues, Since I came across Amazon M turk.

They basically have army of over 500,000 registered workers Those people make few cents per micro tasks while amazon make x10 that amount of each task and leave tiny slice of the cake for its core users.