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May 22, 201761:WannaCry Babies1 hour 9 minutesPlayRecorded May 18th, 2017Show Notes:Windows Subsystem for Linux welcomes Suse and Fedora optionsBump minimum version to PHP 7.1 for Symfony 4Why does PHP 7.1 use 61% more memory than PHP 7.0Vendors approve of NIST password draftGhostscript lawsuitQuickly dd anything from the commandlineAmazon Echo will soon play adsA ransomware attack is spreading worldwide...moreShareView all episodesBy Eric Van Johnson, John Congdon4.31212 ratingsMay 22, 201761:WannaCry Babies1 hour 9 minutesPlayRecorded May 18th, 2017Show Notes:Windows Subsystem for Linux welcomes Suse and Fedora optionsBump minimum version to PHP 7.1 for Symfony 4Why does PHP 7.1 use 61% more memory than PHP 7.0Vendors approve of NIST password draftGhostscript lawsuitQuickly dd anything from the commandlineAmazon Echo will soon play adsA ransomware attack is spreading worldwide...moreMore shows like PHPUglyView allphp[podcast] episodes from php[architect]4 ListenersThe PHP Roundtable0 Listeners
Recorded May 18th, 2017Show Notes:Windows Subsystem for Linux welcomes Suse and Fedora optionsBump minimum version to PHP 7.1 for Symfony 4Why does PHP 7.1 use 61% more memory than PHP 7.0Vendors approve of NIST password draftGhostscript lawsuitQuickly dd anything from the commandlineAmazon Echo will soon play adsA ransomware attack is spreading worldwide
May 22, 201761:WannaCry Babies1 hour 9 minutesPlayRecorded May 18th, 2017Show Notes:Windows Subsystem for Linux welcomes Suse and Fedora optionsBump minimum version to PHP 7.1 for Symfony 4Why does PHP 7.1 use 61% more memory than PHP 7.0Vendors approve of NIST password draftGhostscript lawsuitQuickly dd anything from the commandlineAmazon Echo will soon play adsA ransomware attack is spreading worldwide...more
Recorded May 18th, 2017Show Notes:Windows Subsystem for Linux welcomes Suse and Fedora optionsBump minimum version to PHP 7.1 for Symfony 4Why does PHP 7.1 use 61% more memory than PHP 7.0Vendors approve of NIST password draftGhostscript lawsuitQuickly dd anything from the commandlineAmazon Echo will soon play adsA ransomware attack is spreading worldwide