by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 14, 2026 | buffalo, cheap dedi, cheap dedi in new york, colocrossing, Giveaways, new york
Share Post Share reddit America’s 250th anniversary – the Semiquincentennial for those who like fancy words – is only 6 days away! And that’s also the deadline to get in on ColoCrossing’s July 4th giveaway, where you can win: A Synology 4-Bay DiskStation DS925+ NAS...
by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 14, 2026 | c, Editorial & News, Linux
Share Post Share reddit This week strncpy(3) was removed from the Linux kernel. It has a bad, and somewhat undeserved, reputation as a source of bugs and vulnerabilities. If you’re not familiar with it, here’s what it looks like: char * strncpy(char * dst, const char...
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Share Post Share reddit ServerHost.com is back with a strong KVM VPS offer for users who want more memory, more storage, and predictable yearly pricing. This deal gives you a 16GB KVM VPS with 240GB NVMe storage for just $99.99 per year when using the coupon code...
by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 14, 2026 | blesta, Editorial & News
Share Post Share reddit Yesterday Blesta customers received an email from [email protected] informing them that Blesta’s servers had been hacked. The criminals state that they’re holding customer data hostage, awaiting ransom payment from Blesta. Now at first you...
by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 14, 2026 | ada, algol, algol 68, apl, applescript, assembler, assembly, awk, bash, basic, batch, c, cobol, csh, dbase, Editorial & News, elisp, emacs, erlang, forth, FORTRAN, go, golang, haskell, java, javascript, JCL, ksh, lisp, lua, m4, PASCAL, perl, PHP, PL/I, pl/sql, prolog, python, r, redcode, regex, regular expression, rpg, ruby, rust, scratch, smalltalk, SQL, swift
Share Post Share reddit I ran into a polyglot the other day who asked me how many languages I knew. I flashed back to a moment circa 1977 when I was a young kid in a summer program to learn about computers. We were sitting at terminals and someone asked a hacker (in...
