research!rsc: Lessons from the Debian/OpenSSL Fiasco
Friday, May 23rd, 2008good explanation of debian openssl bug. worth reading if programming is what u do for a living
good explanation of debian openssl bug. worth reading if programming is what u do for a living
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Linus on development workflow (worth reading)
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[yet another one] proposal for secure session cookies
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Links to some discussions and code samples, if you need to implement ‘use Threads’ in mod_perl apache (prefork MPM )
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in Russian: how to complie PostgreSQL stored procedures in C with MinGW under windows
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Slides for DBD::Gofer presentation — scalable DBD connection-pool proxy from people @ danga/lj
Posted in apache, database, dbi, mod_perl, performance, Perl, pool, programming, proxy, web | Comments Off | permalink
YAPC (yet another perl conference) in Moscow this year, list of talks
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Say we have a table with a lot of boolean columns. One row in that table defines an “event” entity, so basically event 1 can look like 00001 and event 2 can look like 01001. Post discusses a ways to define similarities between events (XOR)
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detalied description about Flash vuln that was used to vin a recent hack contest (where vista and mac were hacked )
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something like MapReduce in Perl — from Brad!!
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