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@xeiaso.net

Some nerd that uses computers | Blogger with 500-ish articles at https://xeiaso.net | @theprincessxena on the bird website | CEO @techaro.lol | Minors DNI

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The core parts of relational databases are transactions, tables, and indices. At Tigris we use a non-relational database (FoundationDB) but still have indices. How did we do it? We made our own!

"Doctor Who but hard scifi" *30 minute argument about warframe lore*

"Some people love art; that doesn't mean they want to stick their dick in a painting"

"I'm sure there were some people with their dicks out the whole time watching Bob Ross but I assure you that's not the norm"

"Some people love art; that doesn't mean they want to stick their dick in a painting"

My no way to prevent this series is not me shilling for Rust, it's me shilling for the one power in the world that really matters: the taste of cinnamon toast crunch

I have a vested interest in the continued use of C/C++ because if it stops I can't idle farm ad revenue off of that series

"Please don't talk about red mage sex at work" "Now that you *told* me"

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Replying to @xeiaso.net

“Don’t worry I got the memory model all in my head.” > Me getting ragebaited by a retired graybeard that never left 2008. I was trying to tell him my love of Rust. He told me it sounded like a language devised by marketing.

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Replying to @karanshukla.ca

millions must malloc for billions to be free

I'm getting reports of a third plane, investigating once I've commuted

Third plane unconfirmed, seems to have been vibeslop garbage

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Is today the day that infosec ivory tower motherfuckers realize that damn near 80% of websites run PHP? Will they internalize the implications of that? Or will they choose to continue to look down on people trying to make PHP more secure? Let's find out!

In light of recent vulnerabilities, I'm happy to announce that I have successfully rooted my steam deck.

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The macOS built-in curl, git, pip, python3, perl, ruby, and openssl all read /etc/ssl/cert.pem, which still has the emSign root, but they don't check revocation like Apple's Secure Transport libraries. This is, uh, a problem. git and pip especially. I added a short-term workaround to this page.

emudhra.we-have-a-problem.comeMudhra Intermediate CA CompromiseeMudhra Intermediate CA Compromise
Filippo Valsorda@filippo.abyssdomain.expert

🚨 Six WebPKI Intermediate CAs are compromised. This is bigger than Heartbleed, but a client-side issue. Anything that verifies certificates against public roots, like most TLS clients, is/was affected. Details, live test, patched versions and workarounds at emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com Act now.