eBPF (from “extended Berkeley Packet Filter”) is a subsystem introduced in Linux and allowing to load user programs into the kernel, to verify them for safety, possibly to JIT (Just-In-Time) compile them, and to attach them to hook points, where they run on certain events. eBPF's performance and flexibility make it suitable for a wide range of use cases, the most prominent being network packet processing, system monitoring, and security enforcement.

Use this tag for questions about errors caused by a browser ignoring a Set-Cookie header—especially for cross-origin requests—due to a SameSite attribute being missing or having a certain value. Also for questions about implementing SameSite in your site's response headers. Consider adding the [cookies] tag too. SameSite instructs browsers to either restrict a cookie to first-party / same-site contexts or allow it in third-party / cross-site contexts.

Use this tag if your question involves the use of the AdminLTE Control Panel Bootstrap Template.

For issues dealing with the Yahoo! Finance market data downloader. yfinance aims to solve this problem by offering a reliable, threaded, and Pythonic way to download historical market data from Yahoo! finance.

Contains extensions to the Java Swing GUI toolkit, including new and enhanced components that provide functionality commonly required by rich client applications.

J is a high-level, general-purpose, high-performance array programming language.

atoi() is the C runtime library function for converting the ASCII representation of a number to an integer. This SO tag also applies to atol(), atoll(), and atoq() which perform the same conversion to types "long" and "long long".

The linker command language used to control the memory layout of computer programs and details of the linking process.

coverage.py is a tool for measuring test code coverage of Python programs

TikZ is a set of higher-level TeX macros for producing vector graphics that use PGF (Portable Graphics Format)

PBS stands for portable batch system, and describes a family of software products for high performance computing.