Non-volatile storage is a cornerstone of modern computer systems. Every modern photo, email, bank balance, medical record, and other critical pieces of data are kept on digital storage devices, often replicated many times over for added durability. we’re going to cover the history, functionality, and performance of non-volatile storage devices over the history of computing, all using fun and interactive visual elements.

Google release the full details of EntrySign, the AMD Zen microcode signature validation vulnerability which they initially disclosed on Feb 2025. This vulnerability allows an adversary with local administrator privileges (ring 0 from outside a VM) to load malicious microcode patches. We have demonstrated the ability to craft arbitrary malicious microcode patches on Zen 1 through Zen 4 CPUs

Exploring an unpopular git bundle-uri that can help speed up Git by pre-populate git local object cache from https instead of fetching from git server.

WebGPU is a modern graphics API designed to provide high-performance graphics and computation capabilities across different platforms, including web browsers, desktops, and mobile devices. It is intended to be a successor to the WebGL API, offering more advanced features, better performance, and greater flexibility for developers

CSS is evolving realy fast. This is a useful feature used to cover by CSS pre-processor like SCSS or LESS.

The question everyone have an answer for. The OP share with us an interesting concept: visual patterns of code, specifically the ones that make their brain hurt!

Any distributed system you will hear the term Raft or Paxos. Some expert consider Paxos is super simple, some say it’s the most complicated. In this post, the OP modeling Paxos with FizzBee, a design specification language and model checker to specify distributed systems at a much higher level of abstraction than a programming language for system analysis and design. So we will learn 2 things in this post.

Building on a previous post on sorting algorithms, I implemented the same algorithms using CUDA to explore performance improvements through parallel computing. The goal is to see how we can leverage the power of parallel computing to speed up our sorting algorithms. I went for a NVIDIA recruiting event some days ago, that was a great event and it motivated me to try to rewrite the sorting algorithms using CUDA.

“PostgreSQL scales” - we have all heard this phrase over and over again. However, the question is: What does this actually mean? Does it mean 1 million rows? Or maybe even 1 billion rows? So, on a rainy weekend, I decided to do a little experiment to figure out if it is possible to squeeze 1 trillion rows (= 1000 billion rows) into my local personal computer

As an engineer we’re all curious how a compilers to made. The bad news is there is no single resource to grasp all of that. The good news are all the resource widely available for us to get started.

Binary Security found the undocumented APIs for Azure API Connections. In this post we examine the inner workings of the Connections allowing us to escalate privileges and read secrets in backend resources for services ranging from Key Vaults, Storage Blobs, Defender ATP, to Enterprise Jira and SalesForce servers.