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www.daveperrett.com
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| | | | | I've been spending quite a bit of time playing with ruby-processing (and processing in general) recently. It's also been my first exposure to JRuby which has been a bit of an eye-opener, in terms of the sheer number of Java libraries that it makes available in Ruby. All the fun stuff in processing seems to be OpenGL-related, and after a lot of research the easiest way to dig in ended up being the GLGraphics Java library, which was made specifically for use in processing. | |
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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | | | MalwareTech's string challenges are so easy that everyone can do them. I'm writing this article in order to help those who struggle with them, but of course you could cheat and use a debugger. The challenges can be found here: https://www.malwaretech.com/beginner-malware-reversing-challenges. The first two challenge are so easy that I'm not even bothering writing too much about them. Open strings1.exe into BN then right click data pointer twice -> FLAG. | |
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8yd.no
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| | | | | With e.target, this and a bit of CSS, we can cover several use cases where we need to both register a click, or event, on an element and then do something with the same element. Single button Let's... | |
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www.linaro.org
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| | | In this article, David Spickett talks about how Top Byte Ignore works and how to use it. Read more here! | ||
