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Is there some reason that, at least 13 hours later, the blog post hasn’t been replaced with a mea culpa for accusing these folks of something that ended up bein
by hamburglar 5y ago
Is there some reason that, at least 13 hours later, the blog post hasn’t been replaced with a mea culpa for accusing these folks of something that ended up being a problem in your own library?
- jjeaff 5y agoThey still copied the fakercloud site, did they not?
- hamburglar 5y agoMy understanding is they used faker.js to generate urls, and those urls referenced fakercloud. So the open source project faker.js ends up pointing you at fakercloud without realizing it.
- pwdisswordfish8 5y agoWhat power do you think the person you're responding to has over the content of the linked blog post? They're the link submitter, not the post author.
- hamburglar 5y agoOh, damn. I thought I’d read further down the thread that they were one and the same but I see he specifically says otherwise. I guess it’s me that owes the mea culpa.