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@codingcoyote happy for contributors to HTML Sanity Check: https://github.com/aim42/htmlSanityCheck #hsc
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Friend of mine is a new dev and apparently involved with the development of a #visualNovel #indieGame that was streamed by an #indievtuber recently. Game is interesting (haven't watched the let's play stream yet). If a vampire mystery sounds like something you would enjoy you can support both of them by watching it: https://youtu.be/R_LKZ-oTF2M?si=BR7KBgcGc6ga6B7s
LaurEli: Blood-Dipped Manor
No idea when it's releasing, but he's basically cutting his teeth by working with ArkD3v's team on it.
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Seemingly bad #tanstack #reactquery supply chain attack: https://github.com/TanStack/router/issues/7383
Based on the GitHub issue it sounds like it has some nasty stuff in it: "it runs rm -rf ~/."
Bad time to be running an agent with root access.
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Seemingly bad #tanstack #reactquery supply chain attack: https://github.com/TanStack/router/issues/7383
Based on the GitHub issue it sounds like it has some nasty stuff in it: "it runs rm -rf ~/."
Bad time to be running an agent with root access.
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Seemingly bad #tanstack #reactquery supply chain attack: https://github.com/TanStack/router/issues/7383
Based on the GitHub issue it sounds like it has some nasty stuff in it: "it runs rm -rf ~/."
Bad time to be running an agent with root access.
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Seemingly bad #tanstack #reactquery supply chain attack: https://github.com/TanStack/router/issues/7383
Based on the GitHub issue it sounds like it has some nasty stuff in it: "it runs rm -rf ~/."
Bad time to be running an agent with root access.
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TIL: Google Translate (the one built into Chrome) can crash web pages written in #ReactJS
It directly mutates the dom. I always just assumed it was browser render magic that replaced the displayed values without changing the model.
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If anyone is interested in contributing to #NuGetDefense
I just opened an issue for moving the OSS Index source to their new compatibility endpoint ( #sonatype will continue to offer free usage via Sonatype Guide or the compatibility API).I'm going to look into creating a proper source for the newer Sonatype Guide API but it will not be soon unless someone wants to take on something a little more challenging.
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#styxbladesofgreed has been an absolute blast so far. I turned the difficulty up to Goblin mode which disables manual saves, and what it really does is encourage exploring multiple routes to reach objectives. It's even better than I expected.
Also, when you hide bodies Styx says stuff like "wait here" or 'keep a lookout for me".
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Just found out the best #steathgames series I've played has a new entry coming out!
If you haven't played Styx, he's an accidental protagonist that was never in it to be a hero and honestly still isn't at the end.
It's on sale on #fanatical (like #humblebundle used to be named Bundle Stars years ago).
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At work we do #ChallengeCoins yearly as a fun little collectible. Our first tone even had our employee number on them for bragging rights from our startup days (I'm number 23 ).
It's a cool way to raise morale as every year we each post the full collection and people who have the oldest ones share a few war stories about what it was like before we had security reviews, or compliance oversight, and how the sacred deployment ritual was basically a click and pray at 3 AM to minimize downtime.
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At work we do #ChallengeCoins yearly as a fun little collectible. Our first tone even had our employee number on them for bragging rights from our startup days (I'm number 23 ).
It's a cool way to raise morale as every year we each post the full collection and people who have the oldest ones share a few war stories about what it was like before we had security reviews, or compliance oversight, and how the sacred deployment ritual was basically a click and pray at 3 AM to minimize downtime.
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At work we do #ChallengeCoins yearly as a fun little collectible. Our first tone even had our employee number on them for bragging rights from our startup days (I'm number 23 ).
It's a cool way to raise morale as every year we each post the full collection and people who have the oldest ones share a few war stories about what it was like before we had security reviews, or compliance oversight, and how the sacred deployment ritual was basically a click and pray at 3 AM to minimize downtime.
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At work we do #ChallengeCoins yearly as a fun little collectible. Our first tone even had our employee number on them for bragging rights from our startup days (I'm number 23 ).
It's a cool way to raise morale as every year we each post the full collection and people who have the oldest ones share a few war stories about what it was like before we had security reviews, or compliance oversight, and how the sacred deployment ritual was basically a click and pray at 3 AM to minimize downtime.
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Anyone QA/Dev experience near or willing to move to Northeast #Arkansas, USA (close to Memphis, TN). Reach out privately, my employer is hiring and they asked us to recommend people if we know anyone with skill. We're hiring for an onsite position with occasional remote work.
We are primarily a #fullStackDeveloper #dotnet and #ReactJS shop, but we dabble in #Cpp #kotlin #java #python shell scripting, #Windows #Linux #microsoftazure
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#SecureCodeReview always fills me with either disappointment or excitement. It's a good exercise reading someone else's code, and trying to best them in a match of wits (by finding a missed security issue). But occasionally I see sloppy code that is clearly LLM regurgitated #copypasta that I feel a little sick.
Just caught a low risk Path Traversal vulnerability that has been in there for years and we missed it the last time this area was reviewed. 😎
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I saw a pattern in #ReactJS today that made my heart hurt. A prop called `show` is passed in to tell the component whether or not to render.
The problem is, the render function of the component still runs on every render of the parent even when no e of the work is necessary. A better pattern is to define your condition and then use `&&` to avoid rendering it at all.
The reasoning behind it appears to have been familiarity for devs who came from #WinForms when we started this project.
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I started the process of setting up dependency injection in a legacy enterprise app to be able to unit test it.
I've not had to do much with #moq before, but it's fairly intuitive once it clicks. For #arcaneSpaghetti written by wizards of old, you can assert that a specific mocked function was called once with a specific set of arguments, and then confirm it hasn't been called at all with others.
Found 11 distinct and very old bugs from these runs.
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A #greybeard gave me some #careeradvice while we were working late on security reviews that is some of the best advice I've ever heard.
He told me to focus on retirement as early as possible. Pay off debt, and put back just enough investment that I can quit my job and work for something like a nonprofit or open source work that pays too little to cover the bills normally. Retirement isn't about not working. It's about doing something you actually care about.
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Working on #adacompliance by trying to integrate a #texttospeech engine into #AOSP
#espeak has been deemed too low quality, and #sherpaTTS too slow. #RHVoice silently fails on our hardware, and I'm running out of options. Does @GrapheneOS have a TTS engine that would be commercially friendly enough for us to push it via OTA update? Or would anyone recommend one?
We work with a sensitive population and lack of a screen reader can make things even more difficult for some.
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Working on #adacompliance by trying to integrate a #texttospeech engine into #AOSP
#espeak has been deemed too low quality, and #sherpaTTS too slow. #RHVoice silently fails on our hardware, and I'm running out of options. Does @GrapheneOS have a TTS engine that would be commercially friendly enough for us to push it via OTA update? Or would anyone recommend one?
We work with a sensitive population and lack of a screen reader can make things even more difficult for some.
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Working on #adacompliance by trying to integrate a #texttospeech engine into #AOSP
#espeak has been deemed too low quality, and #sherpaTTS too slow. #RHVoice silently fails on our hardware, and I'm running out of options. Does @GrapheneOS have a TTS engine that would be commercially friendly enough for us to push it via OTA update? Or would anyone recommend one?
We work with a sensitive population and lack of a screen reader can make things even more difficult for some.
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Working on #adacompliance by trying to integrate a #texttospeech engine into #AOSP
#espeak has been deemed too low quality, and #sherpaTTS too slow. #RHVoice silently fails on our hardware, and I'm running out of options. Does @GrapheneOS have a TTS engine that would be commercially friendly enough for us to push it via OTA update? Or would anyone recommend one?
We work with a sensitive population and lack of a screen reader can make things even more difficult for some.