A french guide on the rust language. It is not complete as the official documentation but provides a good start with lot's of the rust's features.

L'éthologie avec le cheval demande l'apprentissage de multiples gestes et postures. Il est donc possible de les identifier, les retracer, et suivre l'évolution de l'avancement.

A hacky way to store data as video. The proof of concept uses youtube.

a new #project #idea is to build the whole thing, but not only for youtube, but for any possible API endpoint :D

Here is separation of the responsibility of such a program:

• the image processing layer takes the file and converts it into an image or video
• the compression layer reduces the size of the data as much as possible
• the encryption layer guarantees the confidentiality of the data until the algorithm is broken, since the data is shared with a third party anyway. It can intervene
• the network layer allows data to be uploaded and downloaded to different providers (why limit it to youtube?)
• the data layer: it is responsible for storing information about the videos/images (video metadata: at provider X, accessible from such and such a URL, last modification date, etc.). It inserts metadata into the files through the image processing layer in order to decode them correctly (type of compression, etc.).
• the application layer: it allows to use everything with a UI/CLI. In short, an interface for the user.

Kafka has a good throughput with sequential Writes and Reads.

Kafka can move a lot of data because of the zero copy read principle:
Before:

1. Disc to OS buffer
2. Write the content of the OS buffer to the RAM
3. Copy the data to the application Buffer
4. Copy the data back to the socket buffer
5. Copy the data from the socket to the Network Interface Chip buffer and send it

With zero-copy read principle:

1. Read from the disc and load it into the OS Buffer
2. Directly copy to the NIC Buffer (the CPU is not involved)

Another personal blog :)

A curated list of them

C'est cool aussi

C'est cool

How links with an @ in the URL becomes insecure, because they can redirect to a .zip domain simulating a file

Des avantages d'être un développeur ennuyeux.

• le pragmatisme
• la stabilité
• l'économie
• la simplicité

les systèmes de Microsoft utilisent une technique de « brute force » pour tenter de passer outre la protection par mot de passe.

Ils utilisent les mots de passe contenus dans une liste prédéfinie, et « ils extraient aussi les mots de passe contenus dans les emails »

Succinct but more detailed than a cheat sheet.

A nice explanation of python.

EDIT 2023-05-19: I will read it when I will use the language seriously again.

How to rotate items to test every day

A list of platforms that do not use DRM

It depends on the type of discussion:

• Soil is the property of running code in that language.
• Surface is how the programming language
• atmosphere represents things that aren't the language or its code, but the broader community.

Ce dépôt git est destiné au suivi des manques d'attributions sur les utilisations de carte utilisant OpenStreetMap.

La communauté des contributeurs OpenStreetMap est très attachée au respect de l'attribution car :

• C'est une façon de dire merci ;
• C'est une façon de rendre le projet OpenStreetMap visible et de faire naitre de nouvelles vocations de contributeurs… et donc d'alimenter un cercle vertueux.
  « Oublier » l'attribution casse le cercle vertueux du commun.

Play the game by using API calls to deliver frets across the galaxy. One funny thing is the amount UIs users have built to get a grasp on the data :D