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5mo ago
ps. As for what to do with the findings. Filter for `HasEverRun=true`; if it's not run, the secrets can't have been exposed. Review the URL; this says who you're calling. Purists would say that if you've called any endp
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Powershell Script to get all webhooks that have actually run (we can't filter by date; but this may wipe out a significant number): # Authenticate via `gh auth login -s admin:enterprise` before running this script # Save this
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5mo ago
Assuming I've understood correctly... Checking the listed impacted web hooks I noticed that no repo's listed twice, even though some have multiple hooks defined... That makes me think the report may have a bug. Also, many of the l
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See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47767928
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3y ago
Great point... On Sword and Laser (a book club/podcast) the idea of different types of reader is often discussed; i.e. what's the main driver behind liking a book: - Plot - World Building - Character - etc (There's
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NB: GitHub was purchased by MS 5 years ago. All these events are in the last month. It's apparant that it wasn't without issues prior to acquisition (e.g. a quick search for GitHub issues prior to 2018 gives this: https:/&#
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4y ago
Related Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/fairphone/comments/yrqjqc/need_help...
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Android Recovery / FairPhone 3
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It seems several people have encountered the same issues in the past week, after not seeing anything before. Sharing here as likely others are having the issue but haven't gone to the forums / maybe other Android users who aren&#
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4y ago
Presumably 6 months later you'll have to put your body clock forwards again in time for Spring.
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5y ago
If you copy code from one of the answers on SO, you'll see this pop up in the corner: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ex4NzK9WUAA33Ko?format=png&name=... Lots more under this link: https://stackoverflow
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Try copying some code from https://stackoverflow.com ...
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6y ago
It would be good to see where Camille comes on there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H3iix0CMJU
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6y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23841492 for FAQs. Summary: SpaceX are bringing out broadband for folk in remote areas / some progress has been made.
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6y ago
I'd say "blacklist" and "whitelist" are more offensive / have a stronger argument of colour being used to discriminate (albeit not directly related to races) / would be better to have "deny list"
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6y ago
I am much a dord
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Another factor may be subjective vs absolute data points in the source. "Do you work from home more than 50% of your working hours?" has a simple yes/no answer. "What is your salary, including average annual bonus, afte
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There seems to be an assumption that the skill of creating fire was discovered once. Knowledge gets lost; and over a 250,000 year period it's pretty likely that even something as important as this may be lost a few times / maybe
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7y ago
Great resource - thanks for sharing
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I found this site fantastic for improving my RegEx skills - https://regexcrossword.com/ . Most people find solving puzzles more fun than reading text books, and the hands-on experience / forcing you to think rather tha
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Related: Some great tips and ways to think about cooking as you would other skills: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/25770528 . Examples of some good tips from there... When using a new ingredient, try i
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Learn how to ask a question. Think of all the times you've seen poorly worded questions on Stack Overflow, in support tickets, etc. Think of the power that being able to get answers to your questions has. Most of us are good at asking
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The future's bright... the future's Orange.
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Haha, that was my first thought too... Unless companies start asking all human employees to start claiming that they're bots so as to subvert the new rule... there's not a law against that yet.
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8y ago
I thought the same; context is everything; this isn't an issue with a date format, but a date format when used by a specific language (or specific languages).
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8y ago
tldr; In this case AMP != Apache + MySql + PHP
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It will be interesting to read your post in a few months time, when you hit the issues caused by using a monolith which could be resolved by splitting that service apart. Introducing components to match on various forms of value seems odd.
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I agree that SO is a great place in my experience. The worst area seems to be JavaScript, since that world is full of trendy new options. The most common one I see here is where someone wants a solution to a JavaScript problem and gets a J
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I think a lot of us technical minded people fall into the same trap; we start with the technology, trying to solve problems of making a site dynamic and secure before considering the content. With the exception of sites solely aimed at demo
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Fully agreed that in simple use cases simple solutions make sense; I've been arguing similarly for the NoSQL movement for years (i.e. NoSQL being great for large scale systems; but for most companies day-to-day needs SQL wins out). How
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