Stackless Python PyPy, a self-hosting Python interpreter and JIT compiler. Although the whole Stackless is a separate distribution, its switching functionality has been successfully packaged as a CPython extension called greenlet. It is used by a number of libraries (e.g. gevent) to provide a "green threading" solution for CPython. Python since has received a native solution for green threads: await/async. Stackless is used extensively in the implementation of the "Eve Online" massively multiplayer online game as well as in IronPort's mail platform. Stackless Python Stackless Python, or Stackless, is a Python programming language interpreter, so named because it avoids depending on the
Dragonfly (search engine) not want them to see. In January 2010, Google fell victim to Operation Aurora, a sophisticated series of cyberattacks carried out by Chinese hackers who targeted a number of major U.S. corporations, including Yahoo, Adobe, Dow Chemical, and Morgan Stanley. The hackers stole Google source code and gained access to the Gmail accounts of several prominent Chinese human rights activists who were living abroad. In response to both the attack and what then-Google-CEO Sergey Brin called a "broader pattern" of China's surveillance of human rights activists, Google discontinued Google.cn and began rerouting Chinese users to Google.hk, an uncensored (at least