When someone says „Scientists do not want you to know“ you can dismiss everything from there on. Scientists want you to know. They are desperate that you know. They can’t shut up about what they found out and want you to know.
Heavy lifting for the virtual list is done: with sorting, filtering, and resizable columns. Want to search through over a million files? Sure, why not. Since drag-and-drop isn’t supported on Linux (Wayland) yet in iced.rs, this one is for the Apple fanboys:
Implemented a hex viewer. Want to skim through a 20 GB file? Here you go:
I am cooking again! This time, I decided to go with iced.rs. It might not be the most beginner-friendly GUI framework, but the code is well-documented and it feels very powerful, flexible, and 'rusty'. Love it so far!
Published my master's thesis on LevelDB on GitHub: github.com/huebicode/le...
Out of the 1000 most-discussed books on Hacker News, it looks like around 50 of them were written by women. [hnbooks.pieterma.es]
The same, slightly more extensive by Niki:
tonsky.me/blog/tahoe-i...
blog.beetlebum.de/2026/01/06/3...
The funniest guy on the internet is back! ♥️
Blind trust: what is hidden behind the process of creating your PDF file?
swarm.ptsecurity.com/blind-trust-...
#vulnerability #cve #exploitation #infosec
3 posters handing on the wall. the posters combine to form Ferris (orange crab, rust mascot) looking sneakily from below and asking "how may I help?". background contains repeating "7878", the number you can call at CCC for rust help. The posters look really good. below one of the posters there is an antifascist sticker.
I love these posters #39c3
slint, iced, egui -> blessed.rs
Pluribus cover pic
Vince Gilligan didn’t disappoint. A creative, humorous series with great videography and just small narrative paddings. One of the best series I watched for a long, long time. Looking forward for season 2. ★★★★☆ 4.5/5
The Linux Kernel is just a program: serversfor.dev/linux-inside...
7 panel comic Panel 1: Elon Musk and Santa. Elon: I’ve bought you’re entire operation. Santa: What Panel 2: Musk: I fired the elves. And the reindeer. Panel 3: Musk, gesturing at a modified cybertruck. Christmas sacks are inside and a huge rocket is strapped to the side. Elon: this is your new sleigh Panel 4: Musk watches as the cyber sleigh ascends into the night sky Panel 5: The cyber sleigh immediately implodes Musk: shit Panel 6: As the wreckage falls to earth Musk frantically types on his phone Panel 7: Musk tweets: The Jews just killed Sant
here’s an Elon Musk Christmas Tale. Merry Xmas everyone ❤️
sometimes people brag about their mint condition hardware, but consider the following
what if your computer had character?
”What’s wrong with build tools? Other languages are compiled!”
Yes, but their compiler is official and always there.
The #JS ecosystem has devolved into a state where abstraction, the most fundamental software engineering concept, has been outsourced to third party tooling.
*That’s* the problem.
Every font has a right to exist ✊
blog.jim-nielsen.com/2025/icons-i...
Nice observation from Jim. Windows 11 also has this icon clutter in the context menu. For GNOME I had to check first, yes, no icons. Good design is often invisible.
Rooting for Max, but have to admit, until now, a very good strategy from McLaren.
www.osnews.com/story/143376...
Loved his to-the-point closing words and was surprised that even the utilman.exe trick is working again. Windows 11 is just a pile of greedy, corporate, steaming shit.
No need to be upset about the FIFA Peace Prize. We finally have an official award for corrupt, incompetent people with way too much power 🎉
Btw. within the past 72 hours:
- Apple's AI Chief steps down
- Apple's Head of UI Design leaves to Meta
- Apple's Policy Chief steps down
- Apple's Head of General Counsel steps down
LevelDB-Parser is feature complete (v1.0.0)! 🎉
Analyse the database in raw view (hex) or choose between different views (IndexedDB, IndexedDB Entries, Session Storage, Local Storage and Generic Entries (UTF-8))
github.com/huebicode/le...
The whole Internet was crashed but in a safe way.
This has got a good beat to it.
#rustlang hot take: We should rename .unwrap() to .or_panic(). (And .expect() to .or_panic_with().) "Unwrap" is a terrible name for the panicking function, especially since we also have things like .unwrap_or() and .unwrap_or_default() which never panic.
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