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WICG Proposal Draft: Web Smart Card API
(wicg.github.io)
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List of programing languages that compile to Go
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5mo ago
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Show HN: Smart card eID driver written in Zig
(github.com)
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7mo ago
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A Security Site
(asecuritysite.com)
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ubavic
8mo ago
From my experience, WASM is great for easily porting existing codebases to the browser. It took me less than a day to download Emscripten, learn a little about WASM, make one toy project, and then port a 20-year-old, 40-KLOC C++ project to
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ubavic
10mo ago
This is my third install fest and I planned to write some check list that I compiled in these years. I can share this: - make sure bring extension chords, and make sure you have enough fast wifi for all participants - bring enough USB-s. In
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ubavic
10mo ago
You know what? I removed that part. You are probably right, and there is no need to scare beginners :)
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ubavic
10mo ago
Check podcast https://radiostudent.si/druzba/tehno-klistir They talk about open source, linux, etc...
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ubavic
10mo ago
System from USB will feel sluggish. Users could get a feel for UI, but I think it would be inadequate for a long term usage.
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Linux Instal Fest Belgrade
(dmz.rs)
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ubavic
10mo ago
That is something I accidentally discovered. TexInfo also uses @.
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Mint Is Not TeX
(mint.ubavic.rs)
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Hyperbolic Non-Euclidean World (2007)
(web1.kcn.jp)
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11mo ago
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OpenPrinting
(openprinting.github.io)
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1y ago
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Reimplementing PKCS#11 Module
(blog.ubavic.rs)
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CV Tips from Someone Who Reads Them
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ubavic
1y ago
I am reverse-engineering a PKCS#11 module for Gemalto smart cards and re-implementing it in Zig ( https://github.com/ubavic/srb-id-pkcs11 ). The original module is published only for Windows, and my implementation targe
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The Second Dumbest Way to Solve a Maze
(blog.ubavic.rs)
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Interactive math: a curated list of tools and articles
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I am currently working on a custom markup language called atex. It's syntax reminds of latex syntax, but with @ instead \ as a special character (very similar to the Lout language, if anyone remembers it). Also, the atex language hasn&
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Building Galaksija, 40 years later
(blog.ubavic.rs)
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2y ago
This year marks 40 years of Galaksija, and the magazine PC Press with the author of the Galaksija Voja Antonic released a reprint of the original special issue which introduced Galaksija. Building kit is also available. More information is
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Writing GUI apps doesn't have to be painful
(blog.ubavic.rs)
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Not Pascal Pascal, but a spinoff: AL for Business Central (Microsoft's ERP system). It is a very old system, but Microsoft heavily develops it (every year new language and std lib features, first class VS Code integration). Userbase is
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Deconference: Call for Papers
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Polytype: A Rosetta Stone for typesetting engines
(polytype.dev)
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ubavic
2y ago
Thank you for this information!
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Porting the GCLC to the Web
(blog.ubavic.rs)
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ubavic
3y ago
Great job! I am actually thinking these days about building a BASIC compiler for another Z80 retro machine (Galaksija). But I am a little bit afraid about the machine code generation part. How hard was it to target Z80?
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ubavic
3y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/
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