“relaxed” copyright laws have some advantages in a form of online libraries. U can read/download a lot of materials, extermely useful for research. Texts usually available as plain text files, no pdf or other format.
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very goom sum-up about memory mechanism in modern x86 machines. For more elabored and detailed info
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An exellent introduction article about x86 cpus protection mechanism. (run instruction in “rings”) good read.
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don’t know if that’s any good. I.e. quality/features i think should be just fine, but pricing + support – I dunno.
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если вам сказали куда идти при этом указав весьма распостраненный адрес … не печальтесь, может вам просто посоветовали посетит Перу, то
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если вам сказали куда идти при этом указав весьма распостраненный адрес … не печальтесь, может вам просто посоветовали посетит Перу, то
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design pattern for friends/users, i.e. how to organize user-friend relationship. patters suggest that you need to make 2 tables, i.e freindship and friendship:user
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comparation of SIP client libraries — not much of a comparation but a list of available SIP stacks with short notes
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sane notes about storing binary data in Postgres. Basically bytea is ASCII representaion of bynary data wich requires decoding / escaping (read: slow) and large objects a kind of ok, but not trigger-based replication compartable
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exellent explanation for the much-hyped Dan Kaminsky DNS vuln. This is for people for whom word “DNS” sounds like it’s in elvish
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