"I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu)..."
On August 25, 1991, a 21-year-old student sent a message to a Usenet newsgroup. He thought he was just building something fun for himself.
35 years later, that "hobby" is the backbone of global technology:
🚀 Powering helicopters in space with NASA
☁️ Running the global cloud and 100% of the world’s supercomputers
📱 Connecting billions of people
🎮 Redefining the future of handheld gaming
What started as one student's side project became the greatest collaborative technology movement in history. Thank you to every maintainer, contributor, and advocate who made it possible.
Happy 35th Birthday, Linux. Here’s to the power of open source and the next 35 years of building together.
https://t.co/KDN6Coob7F
#Linux35
2 servers.
8 CPUS.
Processing 8 billion ticks per day. Under 2 milliseconds.
Running at 20% CPU utilization.
Sometimes the best infrastructure is the one you build yourself.
That's our market feed data infrastructure at Sahi. This processes high speed feeds from the Exchanges and builds the critical data products that power your trading experience on Sahi.
Rather than throw hardware at the problem, our engineering team relied upon thoughtful architecture choices:
→ Lock-free Rust actors
→ Pre-serialized message caching
→ Time-bucketed partitioning
→ Token-aware database routing
Full technical deep-dive:
https://t.co/yxp6WWJs8K
@Sahi_HQ
i trained a computer vision model for beach volleyball analysis
— using roboflow rapid + SAM3 + python for detection of players, ball, net
— automated stat collection and dataviz for ball touches, speed, height, net crosses
could expand this prototype for individual player stats, court coverage heatmap, automated line calling, analysis of hit technique, turning a full match video into highlight reels, etc.
if you want to beta test this system for volleyball (or other sports), send me a dm
workflow and more details below
This is a noob thing, don't yell at me for it, but I figured if I didn't have it enabled, then probably most people don't 🤣
In dnSpy, enable "Show hidden compiler generated types and methods" under Edit → Options → Decompiler.
Some malware can hide encrypted data in <>c structs with [CompilerGenerated] attributes - looks like compiler noise but it's where all their juicy stuff lives at. If you're staring at decryption calls referencing data you can't find... this is probably why. It shows in ILSpy automatically btw.
Sonar just got a massive upgrade.
- Async mode + reasoning effort are now live for Sonar deep research: more control, improved workflows.
- Academic mode now on all models
- Every citation is now richer: title, url, date.
Let's see what you build next. Stay curious.
Today a bunch of YouTubers began discussing a Browser plugin called "Honey". Their discussions revolves around the investigative research of a YouTuber named MegaLag.
Commentators are referring to it as a scam. Scam in this context isn't quite accurate enough because it is deceptive to advertisers, web stores, AND consumers, but also the browser plugin itself functions fundamentally similar to malware payloads.
tl;dr plugin extension modifies cookies on page checkout to steal commission from other people. The idea in itself is so novel, we want to introduce the entire "Honey" company into Black Mass Volume III
https://t.co/weKw2nDkzg
Benny/29a has been come out of his shell and he has been spotted in the wild on Twitter. Behold the legendary Benny/29a: @StrihavkaMarek
Follow him and thank him for his research in the 90s. Him and his group are responsible for so much work it's unreal.
You know that trick all you nerds do with walking the Export Address Table and recreating GetProcAddress? Him and his crew did this in 1998 ... 26 years ago. Half you nerds weren't even alive yet 😭
Our Response to the 🇨🇦 Canadian Government to the absurd proposal of Flipper Zero ban.
We need the community's help to fight this:
https://t.co/4yFDBGybDw
Linux for #OSINT cheat sheet
I collected all the commands from my book "Linux for OSINT. 21 day course for beginners" in one place, so that readers can find and use them faster.
Github repo with PDF book, files and this cheat sheet in CSV format:
https://t.co/3Y91GU8t2x
Crush the CEH Exam and Practical Materials with this power-packed GitHub repository!
The repository covers all the domain of CEH:
- Tools
- Network scanning
- Attack Vectors
- Enumeration
- Brute forcing
- Wordlist
- System Hacking
- Sql Injection
- Web Scanners
- Web Sniffing
- Malware Analysis and more
Read More 👇👇
https://t.co/hlbNYfGrV4
With the release of #RaspberryPi5, the prices of older models like the 3B are sure to plummet.
A great opportunity to build yourself an MT32-Pi!
You can power it via USB and hide it inside your retro machine, so it automatically starts with your PC and emulates a Roland MT-32!
[ RTX 4060 GAMING NV Edition #Giveaway ]
We'll be giving away 1 x MSI GeForce RTX 4060 GAMING X 8G NV EDITION to celebrate the launch of the MSI LIMITED EDITION✨
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[ RTX 4060 GAMING NV Edition #Giveaway ]
We'll be giving away 1 x MSI GeForce RTX 4060 GAMING X 8G NV EDITION to celebrate the launch of the MSI LIMITED EDITION✨
How to Enter
📌Like this post
📌Retweet with Hashtag #MSITheLimitedSeries
...and you're in!😉
#NVedition#GamingX