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In January 2019, we set out to rewrite the critical software that powers all online storefronts on Shopify’s platform to offer the fastest online shopping experience possible, entirely from scratch and without downtime. The Storefront Renderer is a server…
20 August 2020Slashdot
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20 August 2020InfoQ - Architecture & Design
Twitter recently released the new Twitter API (early access) to be used by third-party developers. The new Twitter API features three new product tracks: standard, academic research, and business. The new API offers conversation threading, poll results in…
19 August 2020Hacker News
Recently we came across some firmware samples from D-Link routers that we were unable to unpack properly. Luckily we got our hands on an older, cheaper but similar device (DIR882) that we were able to analyze more closely. The goal is to find a way to…
19 August 2020Hacker News
Note: The vulnerabilities that are discussed in this post were patched quickly and properly by Google. We support responsible disclosure. The research that resulted in this post was done by me and my bughunting friend Ezequiel Pereira. You can read this…
19 August 2020Hacker News
Connect to WiFi with just a tap Stop having to tell your friends, family, and guests your WiFi password. With a WiFi Block, your guests can just tap their phone and be instantly connected to your Wifi -- no password required 1. Setup Your Wifi Block with…
19 August 2020Hacker News
Changelog of the installation v1. Release at St. Moritz with the support of the city of St. Moritz and Riverside Culture v2. Final edition created in collaboration with Shishani Vranckx and supported by IDFA DocLab and the Netherlands Film Fund. Premiere…
19 August 2020InfoQ - Architecture & Design
At the recent web.dev live event, Google V8 product manager Thomas Nattestad explained some of the proposed additions to the web to support Zoom and other video conferencing features within the web browser. By Dylan Schiemann
18 August 2020Hacker News
18 August 2020Hacker News
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18 August 2020