In the wake of the Google-China spat, and the possibility of a (U.S.) government backdoor in Google Mail, should we compile and leak a worldwide list of government spyware to the general public?
Archive of posts filed under the Technical category.
Hello World in FreeBSD Assembly
How to write a hello world program in assembly for the FreeBSD/amd64 (x86-64) and FreeBSD/i386 (x86-32) platforms.
C++ Tutorial (3)
This is part 3 of a fast paced C++ tutorial for programmers familiar with high level languages like Perl and Python. In this part, we’ll learn that STL containers store copies of objects. To get Python-like semantics, we’ll store std::tr1::shared_ptr pointers to dynamically allocated objects instead of raw pointers into the std::map.
C++ Tutorial (2)
This is part 2 of a fast paced C++ tutorial for programmers familiar with high level languages like Python and Perl. We introduce the incredibly useful and versatile std::map associative arrays, a.k.a. dictionaries.
C++ Tutorial (1)
This is part 1 of a fast paced C++ tutorial for programmers familiar with high-level languages like Python and Perl. We start with the traditional Hello, World program, and show how to write custom stream input and output operators.
9/11 WTC Collapse Theory
The WTC towers may have been constructed with a self-destruct mechanism, which could have been unintentionally ignited due to a short circuit in the control wires, caused by the kerosene fire.
Best Ebook reader?
Comparison of a couple of large e-book readers.
TPB’s routing woes
The Pirate Bay trackers are down because of missing BGP route advertisement to their tracker’s subnet.