I know there's a long academic literature on the question of "do programmers make similar mistakes."
Uncategorized
1
Posts
1
Posters
0
Views
-
I know there's a long academic literature on the question of "do programmers make similar mistakes." Has that work been extended to security? Do programmers make the same sorts of security mistakes when writing similar programs?
-
undefined oblomov@sociale.network shared this topic on
Feed RSS
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
-
@lritter the one hitch I'm worried about is I'd like this to eventually work with steamdeck. proton defaults to some weird mouse emulation for touch screen events, and i haven't tested a native linux version on it yet. desktop mode is kde and probably wayland? no idea what the regular steam shell uses.
-
-
@lritter and i figure in the unlikely event that using mollytime with a touch screen on linux sees enough interest that wayland's defective "multitouch" protocol / the implementations thereof becomes a problem, I can put up a sign or something that explains who to contact about getting it fixed for each wayland desktop environment that implements it badly
-
@_elena @shollyethan @ilja @yunohost
about to give this a try! thanks!
-
@funcrunch aw! try https://www.mollywhite.net/feed/tag/ruthie then
-
@lritter my plan is to just not worry about waylandgnomekde for now. the winning combination of X11 and cinnamon desktop (with the workaround coming in the next release of SDL3) is enough to run mollytime correctly now. that, and Windows 10 doesn't have this problem. i figure that gives enough options should anyone else take interest in using mollytime with a touch screen.
-
@winterschon I hope you can get the driver issue resolved.
<tangent>
Whoa, an EPYC workstation! How do you like it?
</tangent>
-
Microsoft is deprecating the old RC4 cipher from Kerberos authentication
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/blog/2025/12/03/beyond-rc4-for-windows-authentication
