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The question of whether to still allow HTTP/1.0 requests or block them

16 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca security web

Go's new small language features from 1.22 and 1.23 are nice

17 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca go

Traditionally, init on Unix was not a service manager as such

17 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca

Daemonization in Unix programs is probably about restarting programs

17 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca

I wish (Linux) WireGuard had a simple way to restrict peer public IPs

18 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca linux

Go and my realization about what I'll call the 'Promises' pattern

17 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca go

In practice, abstractions hide their underlying details

18 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca

Operating system threads are always going to be (more) expensive

18 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca

Using rsync to create a limited ability to write remote files

18 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca

It's not simple to add function keyword arguments to Go

18 months ago utcc.utoronto.ca go plt

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The question of whether to still allow HTTP/1.0 requests or block them

Go's new small language features from 1.22 and 1.23 are nice

Traditionally, init on Unix was not a service manager as such

Daemonization in Unix programs is probably about restarting programs

I wish (Linux) WireGuard had a simple way to restrict peer public IPs

Go and my realization about what I'll call the 'Promises' pattern

In practice, abstractions hide their underlying details

Operating system threads are always going to be (more) expensive

Using rsync to create a limited ability to write remote files

It's not simple to add function keyword arguments to Go