Life at Oracle: Work-life balance of Olympic Proportions
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[$] The first half of the 4.19 merge window
As of this writing, Linus Torvalds has pulled just over 7,600 non-merge changesets into the mainline repository for the 4.19 development cycle. 4.19 thus seems to be off to a faster-than-usual start, perhaps because the one-week delay in the ope… Continue Reading — [$] The...
[$] The first half of the 4.19 merge window
As of this writing, Linus Torvalds has pulled just over 7,600 non-merge changesets into the mainline repository for the 4.19 development cycle. 4.19 thus seems to be off to a faster-than-usual start, perhaps because the one-week delay in the ope… Continue Reading — [$] The...
[$] The first half of the 4.19 merge window
As of this writing, Linus Torvalds has pulled just over 7,600 non-merge changesets into the mainline repository for the 4.19 development cycle. 4.19 thus seems to be off to a faster-than-usual start, perhaps because the one-week delay in the ope… Continue Reading — [$] The...
The Problems and Promise of WebAssembly (Project Zero)
Over at Google’s Project Zero blog, Natalie Silvanovich looks at some of the bugs the project has found in WebAssembly, which is a binary format to run code in the browser for web applications. She also looks to the future: “There are two emerg… Continue...
The Problems and Promise of WebAssembly (Project Zero)
Over at Google’s Project Zero blog, Natalie Silvanovich looks at some of the bugs the project has found in WebAssembly, which is a binary format to run code in the browser for web applications. She also looks to the future: “There are two emerg… Continue...
The Problems and Promise of WebAssembly (Project Zero)
Over at Google’s Project Zero blog, Natalie Silvanovich looks at some of the bugs the project has found in WebAssembly, which is a binary format to run code in the browser for web applications. She also looks to the future: “There are two emerg… Continue...
Debian: 25 years and counting
The Debian project is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its founding by Ian Murdock on August 16, 1993. The “Bits from Debian” blog had this to say: “Today, the Debian project is a large and thriving organization with countless self-orga… Continue Reading — Debian: 25 years...
Debian: 25 years and counting
The Debian project is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its founding by Ian Murdock on August 16, 1993. The “Bits from Debian” blog had this to say: “Today, the Debian project is a large and thriving organization with countless self-orga… Continue Reading — Debian: 25 years...
Debian: 25 years and counting
The Debian project is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its founding by Ian Murdock on August 16, 1993. The “Bits from Debian” blog had this to say: “Today, the Debian project is a large and thriving organization with countless self-orga… Continue Reading — Debian: 25 years...
