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The Windows Registry Adventure #1: Introduction and research results
(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
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2y ago
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3y ago
I'm currently reading Nation by Terry Pratchett. I have previously read all of the Discworld novels and thoroughly enjoyed them. Then last year I read the Terry Pratchett biography (also worth a read, IMO!), where it is mentioned that
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3y ago
I was part of developing the Lumin-i variant of this (working for Smart Eye)! Working with the Smartbox team was a pleasure :). The solution actually works pretty well, especially when calibrated to a single individual.
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3y ago
I think they do kind of answer that under the "Why not use (possibly restricted) Python syntax?". I understand their reasoning to be that it would require other tools to know how to parse python. Which is much more difficult than
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4y ago
During the first part of the pandemic I watched the lectures for the Introductory Biology course [1] from MIT OpenCourseWare. I cannot recommend those highly enough! Almost every lecture brought up and highlighted something really cool and
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7y ago
I agree! The graphics is what made me read the rest of the article. This article has "interactive" in the URL. Note sure, but I think this is some special articles they do with a focus on just that? I believe there have been some
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7y ago
There was a talk at gophercon that I belive goes into more detail about how this works and the cryptography behind it (I only skimmed it so far) https://youtu.be/KqTySYYhPUE
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7y ago
That ci infrastructure of theirs always seems super cool. Not sure if this is common when working on graphics related projects but must be extremely helpful to get a picture diff of the output. I belive this is the result for the commit tha
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7y ago
As far as I know, yes they do. The mobile version ( https://m.xkcd.com ) makes the alt text readable on mobile via click instead of hover btw!