kemuri 🦀 @kemuri@social.cleverlibre.org

The "#Vulnerabilities 1001: C-Family Software Implementation Vulnerabilities" free course by #OpenSecurityTraining2 is awesome and very recommended to all developers and beginner code auditors.

https://ost2.fyi/Vulns1001

Also, make sure to check out all the other high-quality, free #OST2 training courses.

像新北市恩恩爸爸這起事件，某些族群甚至是社會期待的不是他為自己的遭遇發聲，而是在揭發事件後就繼續當個讓人難過的、悽慘的、悲哀的「楷模」，不能從傷痛走出來，也不能為求自己的正義做任何拚搏。

從此角度去凝視部分人的視而不見、冷血，你會更認知到這群人在乎的不是公平正義，而只是想要享受透過欣賞「受害者的哀痛面貌」所帶來的滿足感。

而這也是為什麼，當受害者不再擔任受害者時，社會大眾反而會對其反感，因為他脫離了人們的渴望與期待。人們只想看他繼續當個悲劇演者，而不是一個擁有公民權利與自主意識的個體。

這之中新聞媒體當然得負上很大的責任，但更多的是自認社會公民、實則不想為自己的言論思考負半點責任的群眾。是他們的視而不見、自私、讓人戰慄不安的自我滿足慾望，才會造成整個社會對真正的受害者處境受到迫害、歧視。

Hear me be interviewed about fax art https://www.ctpublic.org/show/the-colin-mcenroe-show/2022-11-21/the-fax-machine-is-dead-long-live-the-fax-machine

Dipping a toe with my first “real” post. This story is from July, but I thought it might be of interest to folks who don’t normally follow math news or who might want to see the war in Ukraine from another perspective. I traveled to Switzerland to report and photograph this profile of Maryna Viazovska, who this year became the second woman to win a Fields Medal in the award’s 86-year history. https://www.quantamagazine.org/ukrainian-mathematician-maryna-viazovska-wins-fields-medal-20220705/

Tonight's #catphoto is from Jimmy's hilarious times at the vet. You'd swear he hadn't just meowed bl**dy murder on the way there. I'd take him to more places esp senior homes if he could handle car rides. Vet loves him. He loves him back! #mastocats #mainecoon #cat #manitoba #catsofmastodon

There's A LOT of discussion about content moderation right now and very little of it touches on the fact that we've all lived on the big social sites for the last decade-plus thanks to the massively exploitated labor of mostly-invisible moderation workers. The social web at scale wouldn't have happened without these laborers, who in addition to shit wages, have been exposed to literally every imaginable horror.

If we're remaking this world, let's do better on that front.

I also need to find another SCSI-1 HVD device to test on, so I don't blow up the SCSI front-end on my IBM 9348-002, as that's literally irreplaceable

✅ 2,000 Apple II programs preserved for the first time

Fuzzy Princess, inter-dimensional warrior #cat #CatsOfMastodon

My colleagues at 1Password have just open sourced our typeshare crate. It makes it much easier for #rust devs to create and manage FFIs and producing data types for #GoLang, #Swift, #kotlin, and #TypeScript built from the structs we need those to know about.

Blog post: https://blog.1password.com/typeshare-for-rust/

Crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/typeshare

GitHub: https://github.com/1Password/typeshare

The effort at Mozilla to rewrite our crash infrastructure in #Rust yielded a number of excellent tools several of which were not written by us, but by other companies and individuals. Check them out:

* full crash handling & report generation in client programs: https://github.com/EmbarkStudios/crash-handling
* crash processing and analysis: https://github.com/rust-minidump/rust-minidump
* minidump generation https://github.com/rust-minidump/minidump-writer
* debuginfo dumping: https://github.com/mozilla/dump_syms/

Hearing strong indications that lawmakers will try to move the Kids Online Safety Act (#KOSA) during the "lame duck" session. This is a terrible bill that won't make kids safer online but will subject them to censorship and surveillance. It could lead to biometric age verification, widespread removal of LGBTQ+ content, and a bunch of other bad crap. Very few civil society groups have spoken out against it. We need #LGBTQ groups especially to sound the alarm. Plz help spread the word if you can

@aredridel ancient internet curse: may your hobby project become popular overnight

My heart goes out to all those system admins who were thinking "wow this is kinda neat" and are suddenly holding a piece of communication infrastructure other people are intent on depending on.

really enjoyed reading this interactive guide to flexbox, I learned some new things about flexbox (like how it interacts with `min-width` which has confused me many times in the past)

https://www.joshwcomeau.com/css/interactive-guide-to-flexbox/

In Duck Hunt the NES Zapper worked by blacking out screen & drawing white blocks around targets when you fire, for a couple frames. The diode in the Zapper detects the change in light intensity and tells the computer if it’s pointed at a lit target. #gamedev #retrogaming

陈秋实接受百灵果采访时提及内地“脱口秀”（实际上是单口喜剧）的审核不止是稿子要事先经过审核，甚至还会审核预录的表演视频，因为有关部门要审的不止是文本，还有你的表情、你的语气。如果正式演出时你换了个表情或语气去传达，跟预录时不一样，也可能会遭惩戒。
因为大家都知道，同样的文本，用不同的语气和表情去传达，也会有完全不同的含义。
比如由我来说：“习大大真不愧是开创性的领导人啊！”

陈秋实访谈：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-cFp4bTM6I

Coming from a #Haskell background, I'm very sad that #Rust makes it so hard to avoid mutable references.

I don't want to mutate things in place, I want to write functions that consume their arguments and then return an entirely newly constructed result, but that will often land you in trouble in Rust. This is not about performance, I mean you will find it difficult to even structure your programs.

For example, there's an entire cottage industry of *solutions* around updating a mutable value wholesale, i.e. where you compute the replacement by consuming the original value.