Lounge - November 2022

by The Grey Wolf

No Starch Press Hacking Books on Humble Bundle...

For anyone who is interested... https://www.humblebundle.com/books/hacking-no-starch-press-books-2022

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by adam2016

Same origin policy

Hi guys, Just watched a few videos on browsers' same origin policy. I think I have the general idea, I think.... Let's say we have created a website, for argum...

[12 replies] Last: In the most simple case, web-site X would simply include the "token" ... (by adam2016)

by kigar64551

Paint It Black!

So, it appears that in all Adobe products (PhotoShop, Illustrator, etc. pp.) certain so-called "Pantone" colors will be replaced by black from now on, even in...

[15 replies] Last: No, the selling point is that the entire publishing and printing indus... (by helios)

by seeplus

Jonathan Boccara

Does anyone know what has happened to Jonathan Boccara (Fluent C++)? There's been no update since 25 June and no reply to emails. I hope he hasn't succumbed to ...

[5 replies] Last: Looking at his github activity it does go kinda lean a couple of month... (by George P)

by Geckoo

OOP and functional programming (1,2)

Today I have read an interesting article about the way they want to teach development in school. Some would like to forget OOP in order to come back for a simpl...

[30 replies] Last: That's a different one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singularity_(ope... (by helios)

by Peter87

C++23 - final touches

I start a new thread about C++23 because the old one was archived: https://cplusplus.com/forum/lounge/283965/ The first post of the old thread claims C++23 is ...

[11 replies] Last: Updates on the two NB comments that I mentioned earlier... It seems l... (by Peter87)

by Geckoo

MFC or Qt (1,2)

Hello. I have been trying Qt for a few days in order to quickly get an interface for my applications. It reminds me of the old VB6 which allowed us to quickly p...

[26 replies] Last: Yes. We are talking about the same tool. It can work in different cont... (by Geckoo)

by newbieg

Where is the big endian?

So it looks like the majority of systems are using little endian byte order these days (x86_64, Mac M1, ARM, Risc v). Does anyone have a story about where the...

[10 replies] Last: > big endian byte order? What type of situations is it most likely to ... (by JLBorges)

by adam2016

Flask,JSON and content type

Hi guys, Second question of the day and in a long time. I'm not sure if anyone has any experience with web apps or JSON, nevertheless, no harm in asking. I r...

[2 replies] Last: I am low experience here but I am unaware of a single element json fil... (by jonnin)

by adam2016

Compilers, interpreters, JIT and browsers.

Hi guys, Preface by saying, long time since I posted but great to be back, been keeping busy with IT related ventures, but I digress.. This thread's a fun one ...

[5 replies] Last: You should pick up SICP at some point and work through it. https://web... (by mbozzi)

by bkelly13

Where to ask about Bitcoin software?

My Submits are rejected. Going for short to see what happens. Editing one line at a time. Where can I research some questions about Bitcoin software and mayb...

[3 replies] Last: I have had a difficult time post here and don't know why. After lookin... (by bkelly13)

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