NylonMeltdown

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   by NylonMeltdown 5mo ago

   "Zero-build privacy policies": "Everything runs at build time", what?
2. 2.▲
   by NylonMeltdown 9mo ago

   Except that an attacker can modify the ssh config to enable session multiplexing with a long timeout and then piggy-back off that connection, right?
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   by NylonMeltdown 1y ago

   > I'm surprised they're dropping windows/arm considering that seems to be the direction things are moving in. Note that windows/arm64 is still supported. Not sure if 32 bit arm was ever relevant on Windows.
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   by NylonMeltdown 3y ago

   I think there's a slight difference between doing something that nobody's ever done before and just choosing a less travelled path. In any case, I'd rather not use the tool with well-known foot-guns, hoping that all develop
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   by NylonMeltdown 3y ago

   I consider Koa to be a sensible evolution of express (even by the some of the authors). Fastify is a different beast, but I think the additional complexity is worth it (compared to express), if you need/care about its features. The mos
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   by NylonMeltdown 3y ago

   Maybe it's still standard, but if you don't want to shoot yourself in the foot, just stay away from it. Express's API is horrible. It's not integrated with Promises (async/await) at all, so be prepared to wrap every