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Patricia Aas

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73 from 26 Jan 2017 to 30 May 2025
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now and then
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2025 4

  1. Why GUIs are built at least 2.5 times
  2. The fundamental misunderstanding in Team Topologies
  3. DEI betyr ikke lengre hva du tror
  4. DEI doesn’t mean what you think anymore

2024 2

  1. Ask Why - The Pagination Problem
  2. The Sofa Problem

2023 1

  1. An Open Letter to the C++ Community

2022 9

  1. Getting Your Block-List to Mastodon
  2. Mastodon migration
  3. A Twitter Off Ramp
  4. On Community Trust and Rehabilitation
  5. Classic Vulnerabilities
  6. Proposed - Transparency Report on CppCon Safety
  7. Proposed - Letter of support
  8. Proposed - Include Cpp Position on CppCon Safety
  9. Patricia's Personal Statement

2021 2

  1. Introduction to Memory Exploitation
  2. Tips For Improving Women's Work Environment

2020 6

  1. ASan on Windows in CMake in CLion
  2. Trying to build an Open Source browser in 2020
  3. Trying to build an Open Source browser in 2020
  4. Keynote, DevSecOps for Developers, How To Start
  5. Thoughts On Learning A New Programming Language
  6. Inline Thinking

2019 18

  1. Everything I Know About Git
  2. Keynote, Embedded Ethics
  3. Survival Tips for Women in Tech
  4. The Anatomy of an Exploit
  5. Keynote - Elections, Trust and Critical Infrastructure
  6. Building in Docker with CLion
  7. Trying to learn C#
  8. The Anatomy of an Exploit
  9. Why Is Election Security So Hard?
  10. The Anatomy of an Exploit
  11. Reading Other People's Code
  12. 6 DevSecOps Hacks
  13. Simple Meetup Recording Setup
  14. C++ The Principles of Most Surprise
  15. Deconstructing Privilege, Keynote
  16. Reading Other People's Code
  17. Linux Security APIs and the Chromium Sandbox
  18. DevSecOps for Developers, How To Start

2018 19

  1. Linux Security APIs and the Chromium Sandbox
  2. Deconstructing Privilege, Keynote
  3. Software Vulnerabilities in C and C++
  4. Make It Fixable
  5. Reading Other People's Code
  6. Survival Tips For Women In Tech
  7. Linux Security APIs and the Chromium Sandbox
  8. Isolating GPU Access in its Own Process
  9. Why make a browser?
  10. Jumping in at the deep end
  11. Deconstructing Privilege
  12. Secure Programming Practices in C++
  13. Reading Other People's Code
  14. Making a Headless Android Device
  15. Isolating GPU Access in its Own Process
  16. Make It Fixable
  17. C++ for Java Developers
  18. Secure Programming Practices in C++
  19. Make it Fixable, Living with Risk

2017 12

  1. Linux Security APIs and the Chromium Sandbox
  2. C++ for Java Developers
  3. Trust, Elections and Twitter
  4. Make It Fixable
  5. Making a Headless Android Device
  6. C++ for Java Developers
  7. We’ve got this!
  8. Making Inclusive Products
  9. Linux Security and How Web Browser Sandboxes Really Work
  10. Linux Security and How Web Browser Sandboxes Really Work
  11. Make it Fixable, Living with Risk
  12. Make it Fixable, Designing for Change