Zlib crash-an-app bug finally squashed, 17 years later
The widely used Zlib data-compression library finally has a patch to close a vulnerability that could be exploited to crash applications and services — four years after the vulnerability was first discovered but effectively left unfixed. Google Project Zero bug hunter Tavis Ormandy alerted the Open-Source-Software-Security mailing list about the programming blunder, CVE-2018-25032, which he found
The kanji 後 means “after,” “behind,” or “later.” The kun’yomi (Japanese reading) pronunciation of the Kanji 後 is ato (あと), meaning “after,” “ushi-ro” (うし-ろ), meaning “behind,” “nochi” (のち), meaning “later,” and “oku-reru” (おく-れる), meaning “be late.” The on’yomi (Chinese reading) pronunciation of 後 is ko (コウ) or go (ゴ). The meaning of the Kanji 後 extends from relating to time to the position of phy
海外から現代アート・映画・音楽・建築のポスターを、直接買い付け販売中。他のポスター屋・雑貨屋・本屋では扱っていない商品が多数。草間彌生、村上隆、アンディ・ウォーホル、黒澤明、北野武（ビートたけし）、バウハウス（BAUHAUS）、ゴダール、タランティーノ、スピルバーグなど多岐に渡ります。
"The staff ate it later" as shown on screen. "The staff ate it later" is a caption shown on screen when food appears on a Japanese TV program. This indicates that the dish or ingredients were eaten and not thrown away; however, some question the authenticity of this statement, and others believe this caption lowers the quality of TV programs. First appearance[edit] It is thought TV stations first
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Kanji for "After," "Behind," "Later": 後 (ato / ushi-ro)
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