It’s not a security vulnerability that users can access files that they have access to, even if the file is a little hard to find

Raymond ChenJanuary 13, 2020Jan 13, 202001/13/20

Perhaps it's behind a sign that says Beware of the Leopard.

2019 year-end link clearance: The different kinds of DLL planting

Raymond ChenDecember 31, 2019Dec 31, 201912/31/19

And why most of them aren't security vulnerabilities.

The case of the Uuid­Create­Sequential that didn’t use the MAC address

Raymond ChenNovember 20, 2019Nov 20, 201911/20/19

If you want to use it, make sure it's good.

Not even getting to the airtight hatchway: Planting files in world-writable directories

Raymond ChenNovember 13, 2019Nov 13, 201911/13/19

But who uses that world-writable directory?

Stop cherry-picking, start merging, Part 11: Chasing the commit by taking a train

Raymond ChenSeptember 23, 2019Sep 23, 201909/23/19

Let the train carry you.

How to split out pieces of a file while preserving git line history: The easy way with misleading commits

Raymond ChenSeptember 18, 2019Sep 18, 201909/18/19

Anticipating the octopus.

How to split out pieces of a file while preserving git line history: The hard way with commit-tree

Raymond ChenSeptember 17, 2019Sep 17, 201909/17/19

More commit-tree tricks.

How do I split a file into two while preserving git line history?

Raymond ChenSeptember 16, 2019Sep 16, 201909/16/19

The octopus delivers.

Not actually crossing the airtight hatchway: Applying per-user overrides

Raymond ChenAugust 1, 2019Aug 1, 201908/1/19

The user is merely attacking himself.

Why do pinned apps sometimes go to the end of the taskbar, rather than going into the “pinned apps” section of the taskbar?

Raymond ChenJuly 25, 2019Jul 25, 201907/25/19

That's not really a "pinned apps" section. It just looks like one.