TIL: Kill Command with Readable Signal Arguments
Today I learned that the kill command accepts human-readable signal names instead of just numeric codes, making process management more intuitive and safer.
Today I learned that the kill command accepts human-readable signal names instead of just numeric codes, making process management more intuitive and safer.
Today I learned about advanced system-on-chip design through ETH Zurich lecture notes and discovered MDN's comprehensive HTTP headers documentation.
Today I learned about essential web security practices, OWASP guidelines, secure headers implementation, and security testing methodologies for web applications.
Today I learned about OWASP's comprehensive security resources including cheat sheets for secure development, the Top 10 web application risks, and the detailed web security testing guide.
A comprehensive guide to implementing secure HTTP headers in Flask applications using secure.py. Covers OWASP guidelines, security best practices, and practical examples of protecting web applications from common vulnerabilities.
Today I learned about MIT's excellent OpenCourseWare offerings for algorithms and mathematical foundations of computer science, with comprehensive video lectures and materials.
Today I learned about the foundational Internet Protocol specification from 1980, MIT's comprehensive algorithms course, and their mathematics for computer science curriculum.
Today I learned about customizing PostgreSQL shell environments, advanced psql configurations, and database administration best practices for enhanced productivity.
Today I learned how to customize the PostgreSQL command-line interface using psqlrc configuration files to improve productivity and user experience.
Today I learned about comprehensive HTTP status code references, OWASP secure headers project, security design principles, and Python tools for header security analysis.