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One operating system that runs on all classes of devices. The app you build for your phone can run on your desktop. The program you write for task management on a laptop can run on the phone. It’s the first real cross-platform system we’ve seen.
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Potential side-channel attacks for encryption software can render even the most secure scheme breakable in a trivial manner.
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Potential side-channel attacks for encryption software can render even the most secure scheme breakable in a trivial manner.
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Is there some sort of middle ground between engineering and consumer drivers for optimal application behavior?
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Debit card numbers have certain features to make them easy to produce. It also makes them easy to predict, allowing determined thieves to easily steal your money if you’re not careful.
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A few quick WordPress experiments show that the “Post Name” permalink setting, once the least performant option, is apparently the fastest.
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If you can get in, someone else can (and will) find a way to get in without your permission. If your software and systems can be used for good, someone can (and will) find a way to exploit the same for ill.
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It takes a few people stepping over a line to learn multiple languages to help bridge the gaps between cultures and make the world a better place. It also takes a few people stepping over a line to learn multiple programming paradigms to help bridge our communities and help create better software.
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Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good. But also don’t let shipping be the enemy of beauty.
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JavaScript really is powerful, if you know how to use it …