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Common Crawl maintains a free, open repository of web crawl data that can be used by anyone.Common Crawl is a 501(c)(3) non–profit founded in 2007. We make wholesale extraction, transformation and analysis of open web data accessible to researchers.Overview Over 250 billion pages spanning 15 years.Free and open corpus since 2007.Cited in over 10,000 research papers.3–5 billion new pages added ea
Finally a task runner that truly understands the structure of my workspaces! —Jason Gore, Microsoft Loop Seriously, never build more than onceBuilding once is painful enough! Lage will remember what is done before and skip any work that is not needed. Lage even skips the work based on your changes… really!
I've been using zig for ~4 months worth of side projects, including a toy text editor and an interpreter for a relational language. I've written ~10kloc. That's not nearly enough time to form a coherent informed opinion. So instead here is an incoherent assortment of thoughts and experiences, in no particular order :) This is not meant to be an introduction to zig - check out the excellent languag
The regular Git users amongst you will be familiar with the diff output that breaks down into “hunks” like so: @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ class TicketPdf ApplicationController.render( "tickets/index.html.haml", layout: "tickets", - assigns: { tickets: tickets } + assigns: { tickets: tickets, event_name: event_name } ) end The first line (starting @@) is known as the hunk header, and is there to help orient
People often see passwords are the original sin of authentication on the web. Passwords can be easy to guess and vulnerable to breaches. Frequent reuse of the same password across the web makes breaches even more profitable. As passwords are made stronger and unique, they can quickly become unusable for many users. Passwords indeed look notorious, but are passwords themselves the problem, or is it
2013年のスノーデン事件以降、PrivacyおよびSecurityは、インターネットの基盤として最重要視されるようになった。無償でTLS証明書を発行するLet's Encryptが設立され、Mozilla、Googleなどのブラウザベンダ、各大手CDNがスポンサーとなった。そういった活動などにより、日本を含む世界で、Webにおいては暗号化(HTTPS)の普及が一気に進んだ。 しかしながら、メールに関連する暗号化やセキュリティについては、特に日本において、エンドユーザ目線からの議論が十分に行われているとは言い難い。 Googleの公開する透明性レポートにおいて、メールにおけるTLS暗号化の普及率が、世界的には2014年の約30%から2020年には約90%に増加した。しかし、2020年10月時点でGmailなどから外部に送信されたメールドメインのうち、暗号化されず平文で送信されたメールのTo
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