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Understanding WeakRefs and FinalizationRegistry in JavaScript

Understanding WeakRefs and FinalizationRegistry in JavaScript

JavaScript has continuously evolved, and advanced features like WeakRef and FinalizationRegistry offer developers a granular level of control over memory management. These tools empower developers to create efficient applications while managing memory and resources in sophisticated ways. Let’s explore these constructs deeply, analyze their mechanics, and discuss their applications, limitations, and best practices. Memory Management in JavaScript: A Primer Before going into WeakRef and FinalizationRegistry, understanding JavaScript’s garbage collection mechanism is essential. The garbage collector automatically identifies and removes unused memory to optimize performance. However, this automated process has limitations, especially for scenarios requiring explicit or fine-grained memory management. Challenges…
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Ternary Operator in JS: Everything you need to know

Ternary Operator in JS: Everything you need to know

What is Ternary? Ternary Operator is a javascript operator which is available across browsers since July 2015. It is a shorthand alternative for if/else statements. This operator is widely-used in different programming languages like Java, C, Python but our focus in this article will be on javascript. Let's check out the general syntax of ternary operator. condition ? ifTrue : ifFalse Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode As you can see from the example above, ternary operator replaces if and else statements, accordingly, with ? and : symbols. The condition which is on the left-hand side of the question mark…
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True Alphanumeric / natural sorting in MySQL – why is the answer always recursion?

True Alphanumeric / natural sorting in MySQL – why is the answer always recursion?

Yesterday I attempted to solve alphanumeric sorting in MySQL and failed. (read that article here) I did get close though and had the right concept, just wrong execution. Today, I woke up and had an epiphany...recursion. The problem with recursion is that you have to understand recursion to be able to do recursion...and I don't understand recursion enough to do recursion in MySQL. However with a bit of Chat Gippity back and forth (by which I mean getting it to write what I asked for, getting back about 25% of what I asked for, fixing it and feeding it into…
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Advanced Wi-Fi Hacking: Cracking WPA3 and Modern Wireless Security

Advanced Wi-Fi Hacking: Cracking WPA3 and Modern Wireless Security

Author: Trix Cyrus Waymap Pentesting tool: Click HereTrixSec Github: Click HereTrixSec Telegram: Click Here Wireless networks are the backbone of modern connectivity, offering convenience but also exposing vulnerabilities. With WPA3 emerging as the successor to WPA2, it promises enhanced security features. However, no system is entirely impervious to attacks. This article explores advanced Wi-Fi hacking techniques and the security mechanisms of WPA3 while emphasizing the importance of ethical hacking to strengthen wireless security. Understanding Wi-Fi Security Protocols Wi-Fi networks have evolved to combat increasing threats. Here’s a quick breakdown of the major security protocols: WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy): The earliest…
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Converting HTML to JSX : JSX and Rules of JSX

Converting HTML to JSX : JSX and Rules of JSX

We will learn what JSX is and the rules of JSX. JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript. You can write HTML-like formatting inside a JavaScript file. It is based on Web, Html, Css and JavaScript. web developers wrote the content of the page separately as an Html file, the designs as a Css file, and the logic as a JavaScript file. Need to know : JSX is a syntax extension, while React is a JavaScript library. <div class="wrapper">HTML</div> Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode //CSS .wrapper { display : flex; } Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode function myFunction()…
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Unleash ServBay’s Power! Managing Local Hosts File

Unleash ServBay’s Power! Managing Local Hosts File

In macOS, the hosts file is used to map specific domain names to designated IP addresses. This is very useful for developing, testing, and debugging web applications. ServBay provides a convenient interface to manage the local hosts file on macOS, making it easier to add, modify, pause, and delete records. This article will detail how to use ServBay to manage the local hosts file. Viewing the Current Local Hosts File The hosts file is located at the path /etc/hosts. With ServBay, you can easily view the contents of the current local hosts file. Viewing Steps Open the ServBay management interface.…
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Async vs. Defer: A Simple Explanation of Script Loading

Async vs. Defer: A Simple Explanation of Script Loading

When it comes to loading JavaScript in a website, understanding how different loading methods can impact the performance and behavior of your website is important. JavaScript can be loaded in various ways, primarily using the default loading method, async, and defer. Each of these methods has its own characteristics and use cases. In this post, we’ll explore these three methods to help you make informed decisions for your projects. Default Loading By default, JavaScript files are loaded synchronously when included in an HTML document. This means that the browser will pause parsing the HTML document to download and execute the…
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Monsters ahead…..

Monsters ahead…..

So, you guys have been supporting me for a long time. It's been mostly 13 months, and our family grew from 1 to more than 11000. Now, I am here to tell you about a major announcement that I am taking very seriously. Ok, let's stop talking seriously. So, guys I am launching a game in Roblox very soon so that I can get popular on a little children's game. Just Kidding! I felt like making a game, so I did. It took some serious amount of time, and I am not lying. I had been good with my tools…
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Strings: Garbage Collection and Immutability in Java

Strings: Garbage Collection and Immutability in Java

In Java, strings play a unique role in memory management due to their immutability and interning characteristics. These concepts not only improve performance but also introduce nuances to memory handling that are often essential in interviews. Let’s explore Garbage Collection, and Immutability in depth, with notes on how the String Pool and JVM memory management interact with these concepts. This post builds on concepts discussed in the previous article on String Pool and Memory Management. Reviewing that article first will provide a helpful foundation for understanding the topics covered here. 1. String Garbage Collection In Java, string literals behave differently…
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AI Security: How to Protect Your Projects with Hardened ModelKits

AI Security: How to Protect Your Projects with Hardened ModelKits

Securing AI systems has become a critical focus as generative AI (GenAI) advances bring new threats that put data, models, and intellectual property at risk. Conventional security strategies fall short of addressing the unique vulnerabilities of AI systems, including adversarial attacks, model poisoning, data breaches, and model theft. Addressing these challenges requires strong security mechanisms. With Jozu Hardened ModelKits, developers and enterprise teams gain essential security features such as model attestation, provenance tracking, verified models, private access controls, model scanning, and inference integrity to safeguard AI applications. This guide covers the primary security challenges in AI and shows how Hardened…
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