I am experimenting with an interesting way to construct software. The idea is the create the same binary using three different programming languages, compact together in layers.
I am looking at this from a security perspective, if malware were to infect the file, typically it would only infect on type of source code, leaving the other two unaffected and the infected coded would be ignored and so the next executable code would take over.
Something like that -- is what I had / have in mind.
I didn't forget that I had a mastodon account. I simply forgot what email address and credentials; I used.
Whoops!
My bad.
I am back!
Who missed me?
I really should be on the lookout for hungry young developers who would like to help change the way people communicate.
Why be a web developer dealing with size limitations, when you can use an entire operating system as a canvas?
When it comes to the great Darwinian race to produce the better Separate Ways cover:
Eva Under Fire beats Halestorm & Daughtry hands down.
If you disagree with this assessment, you would be wrong.
It took a week, but I solved the YouTube Music skipping issue, turns out I enabled a bunch of Bluetooth plugins and one such plugin was responsible for transferring data (file transfers).
Once I disabled that plugin, YouTube Music has been working flawlessly.
Now we have a programming language called Mojo.
I wonder how many people have lost it already?
Did you hear the one about the black hat that infected his own machine with malware?
Wouldn't it have been easier just send away for a birth certificate and SS card and leak that than doxing yourself?
While I understand a lot of the system utilities, I will be writing for this project should be in a more practical language such as Go or Rust, but I wanted to create a PoC using a language I was most familiar with, first.
And since QBasic does not support socket programming, Python was the choice I went with.