Submissions from conman.org

		The AI has come for my code (conman.org)
		3 points by speckx 18 days ago \| past
		Notes on blocking requests based on the HTTP protocol used (conman.org)
		2 points by speckx 3 months ago \| past
		I still don't understand this SYN attack, but now I can block it easily (conman.org)
		2 points by birdculture 4 months ago \| past
		When does technology pass from being a tool to being a crutch? (2009) (conman.org)
		2 points by todsacerdoti 4 months ago \| past \| 1 comment
		I still don't understand this SYN attack, but now I can block it easily (conman.org)
		6 points by todsacerdoti 4 months ago \| past \| 12 comments
		Roko's Dancing Basilisk (conman.org)
		17 points by todsacerdoti 6 months ago \| past \| 11 comments
		The fix wasn't easy, or C precedence bites (conman.org)
		31 points by ingve 7 months ago \| past \| 45 comments
		This is my markup language. There are plenty of others, but this is mine (conman.org)
		2 points by ingve 8 months ago \| past
		An epiphany about bloated web pages might be the result of a dumb network (2023) (conman.org)
		3 points by 1317 9 months ago \| past
		Ban me at the IP level if you don't like me (conman.org)
		599 points by classichasclass 9 months ago \| past \| 485 comments
		When vibe coding, isn't the source code the prompt? (conman.org)
		5 points by todsacerdoti 10 months ago \| past \| 2 comments
		Keep Calm and Carry On (conman.org)
		2 points by todsacerdoti 10 months ago \| past
		Recursion in Forth (conman.org)
		3 points by furkansahin 12 months ago \| past
		Implementing DOES> in Forth, the entire reason I started this mess (conman.org)
		123 points by todsacerdoti 12 months ago \| past \| 30 comments
		The basics of an indirect threaded code ANS Forth implementation (conman.org)
		6 points by ingve on June 5, 2025 \| past
		Concurrency Is Tricky (conman.org)
		3 points by ingve on Feb 5, 2025 \| past
		A preference for deterministic tools over probabilistic tools (conman.org)
		1 point by todsacerdoti on Jan 4, 2025 \| past
		I told you 3 times not to use K&R style braces Get with the program, Copilot (conman.org)
		3 points by ingve on Dec 20, 2024 \| past
		Writing assembly language subroutines for Extended Color BASIC (conman.org)
		20 points by ingve on Nov 27, 2024 \| past \| 5 comments
		Unit Testing from Inside an Assembler (conman.org)
		3 points by todsacerdoti on Oct 28, 2024 \| past
		A benchmark of three different floating point packages for the 6809 (conman.org)
		40 points by ingve on Oct 14, 2024 \| past \| 16 comments
		The programmer's obsession with verson numbers (conman.org)
		2 points by ingve on Aug 28, 2024 \| past \| 1 comment
		How to run Valgrind on a CGI program in C (conman.org)
		32 points by ingve on Aug 25, 2024 \| past \| 22 comments
		Dealing with Time in C (conman.org)
		3 points by ingve on Aug 18, 2024 \| past
		Four lines of code it was four lines of code (conman.org)
		170 points by todsacerdoti on July 1, 2024 \| past \| 32 comments
		The speed of Microsoft's BASIC floating point routines (conman.org)
		7 points by ingve on March 2, 2024 \| past \| 1 comment
		Converting IEEE-754 floating point to Color BASIC floating point (conman.org)
		4 points by ingve on Feb 29, 2024 \| past
		I know languages have support for read-only memory, what about write-only memory (conman.org)
		2 points by thunderbong on Feb 2, 2024 \| past
		But, what about languages that have support for "write-only memory"? (conman.org)
		2 points by redbell on Feb 1, 2024 \| past \| 1 comment
		I know languages that have support for "read-only memory," but what about "writ (conman.org)
		1 point by todsacerdoti on Feb 1, 2024 \| past \| 1 comment
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