My personal story involves a period when I was young and always loved computers. From a very young age, I created websites for businesses. I remember that before 2006-2010, I was part of a group of fr

* Had a accident in my teens, changed a lot of what I could do and was sat at home, limited in physical ability got into a gaming community and chatting with the owners of the major sites in that comm

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I don't remember exactly who was the first, perhaps Plato, who complained about young people who don't respect traditions, don't respect their elders, and can't do anything with their own hands. But I

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no we build it own

That's not correct according to their own rules they stated; same bonus should be same bonus and not "a" bonus. @DeluxHost - explain?

I think OVH KS is good (iirc you were on my own thread too, if so hiii once again)

Well if we are comparing a democracy to Iran which has become almost an intranet and killed 20-30 THOUSAND of its own people on its streets and even removed starlink then yeah its not an issue

So the app has quite a lot of real-time features using websockets, and since I am targeting European and US users, I want to make sure that these features do feel "real-time".

This is mostly historical. Early versions were built locally and dist/ was committed as part of the release process before CI/CD was in place.

Question: why are you pushing dist/ every release w/ JS? It seems unnecessary considering they're all auto-generated by the TS transpiler, and no contributions there will make it back to the TS source

To clarify:

Meh. I'd like to be a good netizen. I also found a number of issues, but haven't had time to send them over.

The real question is when the AI bubble busts and tons of hardware floods the market.

Security concerns are always valid to discuss.

Claims without disclosure are absolutely actionable. You, being completely new to security (or rather, your dataset being trained by people completely new to security) and thinking that action is noth

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You probably shouldn't be reporting bugs to him. He seems to think that his application is secure unless someone has pointed out a specific bug. I've already found almost half a dozen severe security

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