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using 12 bits to represent many useful 32-bit integers
djb has a blog now high five
stories about encounters with people in dayz
gcc's stack canaries are smarter than you think
quickly finding malicious tor exit relays (https mitm, html injection, and more)
python ide for the ios; you can export as xcode projects SOMEHOW
a music video for "praise you" fatboy slim
escalate privileges to root on any device you have a firewire/thunderbolt connection to
Úlfar Erlingsson, Mukkai Krishnamoorthy and T.V. Raman.
Information Processing Letters 60
We present a new scheme for building static search trees, using multiway radix search. We apply this method to the problem of code generation for switch statements in imperative languages. For sparse case sets, the method has an advantage over existing methods, empirically requiring fewer than three branches for the average search. We give timing results that show that in practice our method runs faster than other methods on large sparse case sets.
Seems like this might be relevant to code-generation for match statements, which make up a really significant chunk of Rust code.
better gc, cluster round-robin scheduling, tls improvements, faster crypto
a gradual introduction to tensors