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by sgerrand 1mo ago
Try the Internet Archive's cache: https://web.archive.org/web/20260818090328/https://acadia.en...
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by sgerrand 1y ago
The latest repository being used and advised for this attack is https://github.com/notification-on/gitcoin.com .
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by sgerrand 5y ago
Even more confusingly, "ate" is pronounced differently depending on the temporal tense: https://www.thefreedictionary.com/ate
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by sgerrand 5y ago
I don't compile my own software against glibc and run it in Alpine. As mentioned previously, this package was created ~ 6 years ago to run software compiled against glibc (that didn't have the source code available) in Alpine Linu
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by sgerrand 5y ago
Ah, thanks for the pointer. The blog post referenced the Alpine package I maintain but was obviously implicitly referencing those Docker images.
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by sgerrand 5y ago
I don't provide "alpine-glibc" Docker images or containers, so I don't really know what you're referencing here. I maintain an Alpine package called `glibc`. Please enlighten me!
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by sgerrand 5y ago
Maintainer of the Alpine package referenced here. It's called `glibc`, makes no claims on Alpine Linux and certainly isn't a Linux distribution. You install the package in Alpine Linux, nothing else.
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by sgerrand 5y ago
Maintainer of the Alpine package referenced here. The same name for what? The package name is `glibc`. I think you're confusing/conflating the source control repository's name with the package when they are different things.
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by sgerrand 5y ago
Maintainer of the Alpine package you referenced here. I'm not a "them". ;) I don't see where "Alpine" is used in the package name, unless you're referring to the source repository name. In case it isn&#x27
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by sgerrand 5y ago
Maintainer of the Alpine glibc package referenced here. For some background context, this package was originally created to solve a specific problem long before Alpine provided glibc compatibility packages like `libc6-compat` and others. I
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by sgerrand 6y ago
I'm assuming the author was referring to this plugin: https://github.com/smashedtoatoms/asdf-postgres
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by sgerrand 6y ago
Have you looked at the API documentation or user guides? It seems like you've commented on marketing aspects without looking at the product itself.
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by sgerrand 12y ago
Have you looked at the Haskell QML bindings? They generally work for cross platform requirements. http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hsqml-0.1.1/docs/Graphics...
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by sgerrand 13y ago
What you are seeing/referencing is the output of commands during earlier runlevels; the X server won't start until runlevel 5 (number selected off the top of my head). That said, it'd be good to give users of mainstream Linux distributions
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by sgerrand 14y ago
There's a typo on the README site that might indicate that they had similar ideas: `Google Analtyics`
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by sgerrand 14y ago
Sadly, this blog post appears to me as an over extrapolated version of "write tests for your code: you'll thank yourself later". I don't see what it adds to the topic, apart from a confessional component.
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by sgerrand 14y ago
I find it saddest to see a university graduate with an honours degree (cum laude for the Yanks) and majors in economics, philosophy and politics go straight into marketing. In particular, 'social' marketing. Maybe that's just the way it is
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by sgerrand 14y ago
Actually Facebook agrees with me so much that they rewrote PHP as a C++ macro called hiphop, and no longer use PHP. A specious comment - hiphop transforms PHP to optimised C++ and then compiles it. https://github.com/facebook/hiphop-php
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by sgerrand 14y ago
As previously discussed on HN, Robert Eisele's fork of PHP (at v5.3.6) which attempts to fix many of the issues. http://www.xarg.org/2011/06/php-hacking/
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by sgerrand 14y ago
A large number of people have previously pointed this out. You're selling the virtues of mod_php, rather than PHP itself. As other have pointed out in this thread, you can easily configure a web server to behave like that for files in other
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by sgerrand 15y ago
Great work! I've created a WordPress plugin for this - it contains the JavaScript file locally to reduce the potential load on the js.sopablackout.org domain. YMMV. https://github.com/sgerrand/sopa-blackout-for-wordpress/
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by sgerrand 15y ago
I experienced the same issue.
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by sgerrand 15y ago
Perhaps visiting the W3C website ( http://w3.org/ ) is a good place to start if you are looking to understand how the Web works. Learning to "code" is not a short journey for the uninitiated, but the journey can be a valuable and rewarding
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by sgerrand 15y ago
the 'security' block should really be at the top of the README. lines like "fredit has rudimentary security features." just underline how much ruby needs perl's taint option. while I could use the private 'secure_path' method in the fredits
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by sgerrand 15y ago
Using a search engine would give you numerous examples (c.f. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=php+security+hole ) Actually asking for examples sounds like a trolling attempt to me.
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by sgerrand 15y ago
As should we all.
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by sgerrand 15y ago
Kudos on a well implemented use of AppEngine - It's really zippy. Do you have any plans to write a technical overview of your implementation?
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by sgerrand 15y ago
Obligatory 'real programmers' links: * http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/mel.html * http://xkcd.com/378/
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by sgerrand 15y ago
This article suffers from a lack of editing - it could do with a rewrite to improve the readability alone Apart from this, some of the points are somewhat glib, if not outright specious: * PHP can do more than 'web' - the functions that fal
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10 concepts regarding PHP that are wrong?(phpclasses.org)
4 points by sgerrand 15y ago|2 comments

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