Bringing Rust to C#: Oxide and Oxide.Http
Rust is a language I’ve admired for a long time now, from a slight distance. I’ve read about the borrow checker, perused the standard crates, and read up on ...
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iOS 10, CPBitmap, and you
Editor’s note: this is an old post that I’ve published now. I’ve since found that CPBitmap files do contain a binary plist at the end, but it was not in t...
Security Recipes in X
A while ago, Barry Dorans (who works on ASP.NET security at Microsoft) tweeted that he was working with the Roslyn team to build security analyzers. In parti...
Writing Hubot scripts using ES6+
Since I discovered it shortly after moving into the world of Hipchat (and later Slack) from the world of IRC, Hubot has been one of my favorite tools to make...
Sports For Nerds: Gridiron Football, Part 1
In my original post, I covered some of the reasons why everyone should have a basic understanding of sports and introduced the first sport I’m to cover: grid...
Sports for Nerds
For a long time, I’ve been saying that I should do a Sports for Nerds series of blog posts. I’ve always thought that there’s a certain sort of sadness in the...