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- 4 Million Computers Compromised: Zoom's Biggest Security Scandal Explained
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- Most of our valuable data is stored on centralized government or business databases. They use legacy software and introduce single points of failure, as seen in the SolarWinds breach - what is the solution?
- Using Bloom filters to efficiently synchronise hash graphs
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- Windows Format Programmer discusses how it works, why it works that way, etc.
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- Debugging detection library for Unix
- Secret History of Windows Format by Original Microsoft Author Davepl
- Clivern/Beaver - A real time messaging server to build a scalable in-app notifications, multiplayer games, chat apps in web and mobile apps.
- Games for Beginners to learn programming the easy way
- 2020 book review
- The Great Software Stagnation
- The Ultimate MacBook+PC Monitor Showdown
- I made an interactive version of "Programmer's Competency Matrix" to learn basics of Vue.js
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- JavaScript Loose Equality Fully Explained - Stepper Tool And ToPrimitive
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- Mistakes Were Made [Part 2]
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