Or patch it.
A flaw (said more critical than the Heartbleed attack) has been discovered in one of the oldest and most used program in UNIX machines : BASH.
Bash is the default system shell on most UNIX operating systems, including MacOSX and Ubuntu.
Basically the flaw could make a hacker able to access to private user information, and of course this could work remotely through networking (i.e via Internet too).
2 french guys found a way to turn your smartphone into virtual reality glasses with some cardboard, look at that
I’d love to try !
NASA have celebrated the 40th anniversary of the 1st step on the moon by releasing Apollo Guidance Computer’s source code on Google.
More info here.
Warp is an open-source tool developed in D language to replace the original cpp (understand CPreProcessor, not C PlusPlus) when compiling C or C++ source code.
The main goal is productivity improvement, thanks to faster preprocessing. And for that, Warp relies on caching to achieve better preprocessing times.
Read this interview between Andrei Alexandrescu a Research Scientist at Facebook, and Walter Bright, the writer of Warp (these two guys are also the creators of the D language).
Atom is looking like SublimeText, have modularity (packages), is NodeJs ready, and is surrounded by GitHub Community.
I bet web devs would love it !
But you may have to move to Berlin!
Ableton Live is one of my favorite music production software, I love the way this product brings intuitiveness and fun into music creation…
The latest innovation of Ableton is called Push, a piece of hardware dedicated to make Live usage even more handy…
This is one of the most exciting job offer I’ve ever read, and I swear that’s not only because they eat organic lunches at their canteen…
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The scandinavian company Digia has released the version 5.2 of their cross-platform application and UI framework, known by the name of Qt (pronounce “cute”).
This release brings huge improvements in mobile platform support : Android, iOS, BlackBerry, Sailfish and Ubuntu Mobile, making Qt to have one of the widest platform support ever.
The Desktop support have also been upgraded, including improvements for Apple’s OS X Mavericks.
And the cherry on the cake is that this release come with Qt Creator 3.0, the new version of the famous Qt/C++ IDE.
Source : Qt blog
Source : IEEE Spectrum
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