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The OWASP Top Ten Vulnerabilities in Web Applications – about half are input validation problems, the other half are due to misuse/misconfiguration. It’d be interesting if someone were to put together a PLEAC type thing for secure coding principles…
From /.:
I like my web servers just like my women…insecure and full of holes waiting to be exploited.
I’m pretty apathetic when it comes to stuff like this, but this really disturbs me: APA Community Should Tell Shaquille O’Neal to ‘Come down to Chinatown.’
Let’s not beat around the bush. If a white player had, for instance, made monkey sounds to taunt a black player, it would have been a national controversy. But Yao is Chinese and Asians are fair game.
Not anything new I suppose, there’s always been these types of double standards as far as racist behavior goes. Compare the response say to the Trent Lott hubbub.
The Great DV Shootout 2003 – Matrox RT.X100, Canopus DVStorm2, Pinnacle Pro-ONE RTDV face off
Doing a search, I was surprised about the lack of open source IMAP w/ SQL DB storage (message store) technology. There are some alpha projects around, but not much else. dbmail is a DB based mailserver that just released a v1.0 in December. It looks like it wins the mindshare war by simply… existing.
Hmm, I wonder how performance compares to traditional mbox or maildirs
Wow, this is great. MindCandy: Volume 1 is a DVD which includes some of the best old-skool PC demos put together by a bunch of the Hornet guys. I’m making my order as soon as Paypal comes back up. Second Reality was probably the first thing I ran testing an Evergreen 486 upgrade chip on my old 386SX computer. You could tell it would was running faster because the flame got farther along…
Look into: Bookmarker, Bookmark4U, Active PHP Bookmarks, ol’bookmarks, LinkBase, b., XBELette, PBM, bookmarksync
After trying to move a big selection of bookmarks, and letting Mozilla churn for almost 3 hours, I gave up.
Note to self: Mozilla’s bookmarking engine doesn’t scale well to large sizes. I lost track of my bookmark file over the past year. It’s ballooned to 1.6MB and moving some of teh bookmarks into a folder is just bringing my system (Athlon XP 1800+, 1GB RAM) to its knees. It’s taking 7s to move each bookmark at 100% CPU usage. I really get these bookmarks into a database.