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Composer 2.10 Release features automatic malware blocking(blog.packagist.com)
7 points by Seldaek 4mo ago|1 comments
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An Update on Composer and Packagist Supply Chain Security(blog.packagist.com)
22 points by Seldaek 4mo ago|2 comments
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by Seldaek 5y ago
Bleak summary from The Guardian while you wait for the full report to come back https://www.theguardian.com/science/2021/aug/09/humans-have-...
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by Seldaek 7y ago
Sounds like we need to start researching the effects of eating US trash on cow methane emissions. There might be a synergy here.
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by Seldaek 8y ago
But does it see a blue or a white dress?
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by Seldaek 8y ago
If you are talking about such long time frames, then indeed archiving a project with its vendor directory might be a good idea once you decide to relegate it to the freezer.
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by Seldaek 8y ago
Updating single packages is very much possible, see https://getcomposer.org/doc/03-cli.md#update - as for semver promises, that's really up to you and which packages you decide to trust, nothing the tool can do ab
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by Seldaek 8y ago
IMO for the first point you should rather use ^x.y with the minimum version you require and then accept new releases as they come. If you do regular updates you should notice quickly when something break and be able to revert that update ea
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Web development on windows in 2018(seld.be)
2 points by Seldaek 8y ago|0 comments
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Team journaling made simple(medium.com)
1 points by Seldaek 9y ago|0 comments
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by Seldaek 9y ago
I think PHPStorm from JetBrains is the IDE of choice of most PHP devs using IDEs at this point. They completely own the market, and rightfully so (I'm still stuck on Sublime Text myself, but wouldn't consider any other IDE than PH
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Typo squatting analysis of the PHP package repository(seld.be)
1 points by Seldaek 10y ago|0 comments
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Brave: Brendan Eich's clean-ads browser startup(brave.com)
667 points by Seldaek 11y ago|549 comments
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by Seldaek 12y ago
Thanks for the correction, I wasn't aware that was part of what phabricator extracted out of facebook :)
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by Seldaek 12y ago
Traditionally xdebug/xhprof were pretty decent, but xhprof has been a bit abandoned since facebook uses HHVM now. There are two new commercial condenters though that came out in the last few months: Blackfire.io and QafooLabs.com Both
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by Seldaek 12y ago
Yes it is definitely a failure of the tooling and I hear it is actually being worked on.
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by Seldaek 12y ago
That would help speed up the network part of the install/update yes. The linked patch on the other hand hopefully gets the CPU part to a decent level for most people.
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by Seldaek 12y ago
That's what I figured as well, and since https://twitter.com/seldaek/status/539773104835555329 the rate of comments went nuts :) I really felt bad seeing how we missed that improvement for so long, so turning
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by Seldaek 12y ago
For those looking for a technical explanation, the PHP garbage collector in this case is probably wasting a ton of CPU cycles trying to collect thousands of objects (a LOT of objects are created to represent all the inter-package rules when
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ShellSchock vulnerability test tool (over HTTP)(shellshock.brandonpotter.com)
6 points by Seldaek 12y ago|0 comments
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by Seldaek 12y ago
There is a bit of history and context needed here I think. The last Opera 12 was released about a year ago. Last year they announced they would switch to using Blink instead of their own rendering engine. The engine switch came with a compl
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by Seldaek 12y ago
Also note that it's available through the regular settings UI (opera://settings/) if you enable advanced settings under User Interface you will find "Disable tab bar's top spacing when browser window is maximiz
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by Seldaek 12y ago
Would you mind sharing how you set it up on a Kimsufi/OVH machine? All infos I have found were quite outdated and I haven't had enough time to dig into it myself yet. I think it would be great if someone would document this.
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by Seldaek 12y ago
It's a fair question, and frankly it may well be it has nothing to do here. I just see it as relevant to nerd-culture because of the obvious (I think) reference to the "Snakes on a plane" movie. You could argue nerd-culture i
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Snakes on a train(swissinfo.ch)
1 points by Seldaek 12y ago|2 comments
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by Seldaek 13y ago
CSS nitpick: check it out on a large/wide screen, the header is messed up due to (I assume) percentage-based font-sizing + the fact that the logo is not scaling accordingly.
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All of the Internet until 2000 fit in 14TB(web.archive.org)
2 points by Seldaek 13y ago|0 comments
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High Frequency Dating(robrhinehart.com)
678 points by Seldaek 13y ago|182 comments
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by Seldaek 13y ago
They unfortunately do not mention the traditional Starbucks Wi-Fi, but there is a short note about mobile data at least: "Signal boosters will ensure a better signal for your mobile devices." Not quite sure what this is worth.
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Starbucks takes to the rails(sbb.ch)
1 points by Seldaek 13y ago|1 comments

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