https://gitlab.com/bkil/gemiweb/-/commit/fc9a8d9623f5458e3d1bdefdb9b053c05e5c081c#222a1605028e62dd00b5499abd5e3976e756e3e2_542_542
I've finally pushed the exponentially resized string mutation optimization. If you ever find an exploit within the PoC, this will probably be the point where we introduced it. 🙄 As mentioned, it is quite involved combinatorically, so it may need fixups later.

You may find it inspiring how I could micro-optimize almost threefold a hotspot that escapes strings within JSON using simple, but effective tricks: https://gitlab.com/bkil/gemiweb/-/commit/73147dffbbc90e1f5c8887a893a243f1000c28e0#7644d56a97b8df41bd6bf29a706b5228c7529847_234_237

Another trick was to use a String as a lookup table. Object and Array is implemented as dumb linked list as of now. According to experience, this isn't a bottleneck: Objects with a huge number of properties on a single level are rare. You can still implement an associative data structure on top of such nested Objects pretty efficiently in JS0! Will fix this before the release, though.

Code in the Dark is a front-end (HTML, CSS) competition, originating from Tictail, where each contestant compete to implement a website design given only a screenshot. The catch is that no previews of the results are allowed during the implementation, and no measuring tools can be used. The winner is decided by the audience.

Self-Host Your Static Assets
Risk: Slowdowns and Outages, Service Shutdowns, Security Vulnerabilities, Subresource Integrity, Network Negotiation, preconnect, Loss of Prioritisation
Myth: Cross-Domain Caching, Access to a CDN

For backward compatibility reasons, removing 'data' event handlers will not automatically pause the stream.

For short: There is an industry which is specialized on extending the resource usage to display just some characters on your display. Millions of jobs are based on outputting HTML in an inefficient way.

A text adventure that you play in your file browser
the current version of the game create 41,514 directories, 152,041 files (mostly empty files with messages in their names), and 45,399 links, which makes it rather unplayable for those unfortunate enough to try running it on a mechanical hard drive.

A probably incomplete list of distributed BTS software using Version Control
These store the bugs in a version control system (VCS), along with the software that has the bugs. This allows bugs to be closed when a commit is made, and in some cases allows bug status to follow branches and merges.
Git-based decentralized issue management
directory, folder, repository, offline, portable, export, independent, backend-optional, flat file database, text, project tracking, reporting, comments, discussions, branch, metadata, pull request, Mercurial, status

Don't Copy-Paste from Website to Terminal
User iteraction based exploitation: WYSINWYC (What you see is not what you copy)

Engineers Pinpoint Cause of Voyager 1 Issue, Are Working on Solution
about 3% of the FDS memory has been corrupted
could have been hit by an energetic particle from space or that it simply may have worn out after 46 years.
it may take weeks or months, engineers are optimistic they can find a way for the FDS to operate normally without the unusable memory hardware /cc #Programozás #Szép korú gépek

Speedometer 3.0, a major update that better reflects the Web of today. It’s built together by the developers of all major browser engines: Blink, Gecko, and WebKit with hundreds of contributions from companies like Apple, Google, Intel, Microsoft, and Mozilla

Optimizing WebKit & Safari for Speedometer 3.0
improve the overall Speedometer 3.0 score by ~60% between Safari 17.0 and Safari 17.4. Safari 17.4 is also ~13% faster than Safari 17.0 on Speedometer 2.1

The WebAIM Million
The 2024 report on the accessibility of the top 1,000,000 home pages derived from the Tranco ranking
An average of 56.8 errors per page. The number of detected errors increased notably (13.6%) since 2023.
Home page complexity increased significantly in 12 months, from an average of 1050 elements in February 2023 to an average of 1173 elements per home page in February 2024—an 11.8% increase.
top 100,000 pages averaged 1,424 elements—45% more
95.9% of home pages had detected WCAG 2 failures: Low contrast text, Missing alternative text for images, Missing form input labels, Empty links, Empty buttons, Missing document language.
55.6 images per home page on average, a 28% increase

Use the Find feature, Navigate through the links of the page, Navigate through the landmarks/regions of the page
88.8% of respondents find [heading levels] very or somewhat useful.
The survey asked respondents to select their most, second most, and third most problematic items from a list:
CAPTCHA, interactive elements, links or buttons, screens that change, lack of keyboard accessibility, images without alt text, complex forms, improper headings, too many links, complex tables, inaccessible search, lack of "skip to main content"

Google developer documentation style guide - Word list

var s='2'; console.log(s++);

GitHub comments abused to push malware via Microsoft repo URLs
Instead of generating the URL after a comment is posted, GitHub automatically generates the download link after you add the file to an unsaved comment, as shown below. This allows threat actors to attach their malware to any repository without them knowing.
Even if you decide not to post the comment or delete it after it is posted, the files are not deleted from GitHub's CDN, and the download URLs continue to work forever.

var s='2'; console.log(s = s + 1);

var s='2'; console.log(++s);