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by tanepiper 1y ago
Proof we are in the weirdest timeline
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Signed up, tested it - video failed - credits gone. So not really able to test it
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by tanepiper 1y ago
An annoyingly big part of the issue is GitHub Access Tokens - to this day there are still features we like to use in GitHub but can't because GitHub hasn't made them work with fine-grained tokens. They still need it still needs a
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Reminds me of dnode (2015) - https://www.npmjs.com/package/dnode
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by tanepiper 1y ago
My wife is having to learn R as part of her Masters - she's not got a technical background and my impression is it's throwing people into programming at the deep end, and likely after the course she will never actually use it. Mea
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Yes, also using multi-stage container - we output signed OCI to our repository and have Rekor and GitHub for SBOM and attestation. This is another huge pet peeve of mine is how hard it is to have a good container pipeline to build contain
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by tanepiper 1y ago
No, it doesn't solve it - but it might minimise the blast radius - there are so many unmaintained libraries of code that indeed one compromised minor patch on any dependency can become a risk. That's sort of the thing - all of the
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Oh I agree - it's far too late to make major changes. When they took over, they had the opportunity to drive a new roadmap towards a more secure solution. 2FA isn't a solution to security, it's a solution to hinder and dissu
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Author of the article here - holistically this isn't just about NPM dependencies, it's the entire stacks we work with. Cloud vendors provide security, but out of the box they don't provide secure platforms - a lot of this
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Reminds me of Grot Industries from The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin
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by tanepiper 1y ago
In some way it's similar to some of the provisions in the Digital Markets Act in the EU - when it comes to user's wanting to share data, organisations have to provide it to them for free; but if a company wants access to the data
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Oh no, not again a meditation on NPM supply chain attacks(tane.dev)
3 points by tanepiper 1y ago|0 comments
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by tanepiper 1y ago
The guy who runs putty.org is absolutely the South Park basement guy
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Interesting colours coming out of it - a while back I suspected I have https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrachromacy since I was able to describe colours more vividly that others, and certain plants for me like Verbena
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by tanepiper 1y ago
$7 for something that can be done for free in iTerm
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Did it block posting the link, as it's not here?
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Microsoft: "AI powered dynamic background" Nobody: "Yay"
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Gurdjieff takes a different view on the cause and formation of the moon, which in some sense lines up with this - https://www.gurdjieff.org/beelzebub9.htm He makes no claim to what life was before the formation of the moo
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by tanepiper 1y ago
I wrote a very similar web implementation 12 years ago as a proof of concept - if it got the go-ahead, the plan was to test it with some commercial TV broadcasting in the UK where a ultrasonic short code could be sent to phones using an app
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by tanepiper 1y ago
We also ditched them due to cost - the licencing is not very cloud-friendly.
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Me, yesterday: "If you think about it - we're one misplaced negative sign, hallucinated by an LLM away from a disaster. At least multiply by zero won't crash things /s"
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by tanepiper 1y ago
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by tanepiper 1y ago
The lack of awareness of the author of this piece is astounding (I read it a couple of days ago) - I mean if Bari Weiss is one of the founders, that should have been the first red flag...
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Microsoft's ICC email block triggers Dutch concerns over dependence on U.S. tech(nltimes.nl)
8 points by tanepiper 1y ago|2 comments
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by tanepiper 1y ago
I built https://teskooano.space/ - so far I've not seen any big performance issues, and it's multiple bodies running happily at 120fps. Now you're making me worry I'm not "physicsing" hard enou
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by tanepiper 1y ago
When I built my new project ( https://teskooano.space ) I decided to go all vanilla web for it. No regrets, except I found myself also building a framework....
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by tanepiper 1y ago
It's hard to give a price here, but essentially that's it - we already are doing the same with web templates with their live preview functionality. We have planning coming up, and I still need to see how high the priority is on th
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Essentially templates, driven from a headless CMS with some ability to customise and print - instead of having to go to the headless CMS, or use some other tool to edit - in browser is nice. I've already looked at options but this is
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by tanepiper 1y ago
My first ever website I wrote with mod_include and .shtml - updating a website was just adding a few tags. Also I miss framesets - with that a proper sidebar navigation was easily possible.
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by tanepiper 1y ago
Are you planning to open source or make a product? We're working with headless content solutions, and despite our best efforts to digitise everything - people on the floor still need physical copies of things. Hooking up a good PDF edi

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