The LaTeX Korrektor 2/6: How to make sure everyone thinks your papers are written by AI. 🥲
Posts by Max Hils
browsers should be allowed to display the <li> in a <ul> in whatever order they like
One of my favorite games just got a free content update ten years after initial release. @metanetsoftware.com is just crazy cool. 😍
Thanks for the heads-up! Things should be fixed since yesterday, my registrar screwed up apparently. 🙈 (Details: github.com/autofix-ci/a...)
rust is a language in which you can borrow a cow
If you work on HTTP implementations, deploy it at scale, or have a unique perspective or interest in the protocol, you might find other people to talk to at the 2026 HTTP Workshop: github.com/HTTPWorkshop/workshop202...
You can also put stuff onto the tracks to cause any train to do an emergency break. Granted, attack complexity and stealthiness may be a bit better here, but I can see how they are a bit scared of "we crashed into another train because their stop signal wasn't properly signed" scenarios. :)
At the beginning of the study, developers forecasted that they would get sped up by 24%. After actually doing the work, they estimated that they had been sped up by 20%. But it turned out that they were actually slowed down by 19%.
I really like doc.rust-lang.org/beta/std/syn... for this use case. Derefs to the inner value, so no calling necessary. :)
Great topic, your "luxury of being able to turn them down" framing is really nice.
I personally find bulma.io to be an interesting example. With 40 sponsors at $100/month it's getting non-negligible. Great for project sustainability, who am I to judge?
I this the IPv6 thing people keep talking about? I heard it has larger numbers. 🥸
Check out pyo3 if you haven't, it's rad
You don't have to write software in c++
mitmproxy 12 is out! 🚀 It’s now possible to modify the prettified representation of binary protocols. Editing Protobufs is now as easy as editing YAML, no .proto schema needed. 🙌
mitmproxy.org/posts/releas...
Also, this seems like a small feature but much appreciated:
mitmproxy 12 is out! 🚀 It’s now possible to modify the prettified representation of binary protocols. Editing Protobufs is now as easy as editing YAML, no .proto schema needed. 🙌
mitmproxy.org/posts/releas...
The next version of Rust might be one of the most transformative to the Rust ecosystem due to support for up-casting of trait objects. This makes `Any` significantly more powerful and potent!
0.1 + 0.2 == 0.3
Not sure how I should feel about our new ice cream scoop containing AI. 🤔
🎉🎉🎉
Really cool effort. I didn't mind TLS fingerprinting back when it was it was used sparingly and carefully to fight actual abuse, but with everyone and their CDN now randomly blocking clients it just needs to die.
This is part of an ongoing personal campaign to kill TLS fingerprinting.
With this change + github.com/openssl/open..., OpenSSL TLS traffic won't have any non-configurable distinguishing features, and so I _think_ it should be possible to configure it to exactly match modern browser traffic.
Neu: Unsere @imkinstitut.bsky.social Simulation, was mit Wirtschaftswachstum und Schulden in Deutschland passieren würde, wenn man über die kommenden 10 Jahre 600 Mrd. € zusätzlich in die öffentliche Infrastruktur investieren würde. (1/)
www.imk-boeckler.de/de/faust-de...
mitmproxy 11.1.2 is out, everyone should upgrade! We fixed a rather nasty SSRF-style vulnerability affecting mitmweb (CVE-2025-23217). mitmproxy and mitmdump users are unaffected.
github.com/mitmproxy/mi...
now that this is (hopefully) over, I'd like to state the obvious that pestering FOSS maintainers with your misguided compliance issues – in the holiday season no less – is not something that gets you on Santa's good list
Sharing rsync instances vulnerable to CVE-2024-12084 RCE (version check only) in our updated daily Accessible Rsync report: shadowserver.org/what-we-do/n...
17,475 instances found vulnerable (out of 146,844) on 2025-01-16. Top affected: US (5K)
dashboard.shadowserver.org/statistics/c...
Template Injection needs a fertile breeding ground. :)