You should have clicked on the “get smarter responses” button…

Sorry, I couldn’t resist. I am going now, good luck.

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Rent your shit, and be a slave of price changes.

When you agree to a subscription, you are enrolling to get fuck, sooner or later.

JavaScript for embedded, I’ve seen everything…

There are two reasons. One is the name spacing that is inherent in Maven and bolted on to npm, and the enforcement or lack of enforcement in the repository. You can read more about that here https://blog.sonatype.com/why-namespacing-matters-in-public-open-source-repositories Then there’s the fact that npm runs “install” scripts when you download the component. This means if you can trick someone into grabbing your component by namespace confusion, typosquatting a name etc, you can get code run as soon as someone makes a mistake. Maven on the other hand only downloads the jars, it does not execute them. Taken together, you have an easier path to tricking people to grabbing your component with npm and that trick leads directly to code execution.

—Brian Fox, Apache Maven PM & Sonatype cofounder & CTO

I am on my phone, which is a bit too long to explain, but there are multiple facets to how NPM is worse than most packaging systems out there. There are enough on the web for you to browse and learn, if you are really interested to know more.

But, here, I quoted a little something from Brian from Sonatype.

This isn’t going to get any better unless we revert to OS based dependencies which noone wants to do because developers want the latest and greatest model.

Maven entered the room.

Add docker, kubernetes, open telemetry, Prometheus, paperduty, and grafana so that your 5 users can scale your TODO crud app like they deserve!

We all know that’s the only viable way to build a software in 2026.

.NET is an excellent platform, c# and typescript are amazing (made by the same guy btw.), Visual Studio and VSCode are the best in their categories.

Nothing really replace Excel (don’t even mention LibreOffice, that’s gonna make you look like a dunkey)

Gaming and hardware support still better on Windows.

The spyware are perfected like no other company can make them, as their nagging system, which you can’t really get rid of.

Scaling your infrastructure on Azure is the easiest, as for scaling your bills, it’s demonstrated in TFA.

Having some price hikes, from time to time, keep the excitement alive, see the latest github price hike tentative.

Do you want this new FREE new billing plan?

[ Yes ] [ Ask me later ]

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I am still using lynx, everyday. Not for everything, but for most if my news and blog reading.

It feels great to not being bombarded by the flashy, distracting JavaScript gizmo du-jour. I want to read the content, I don’t care about the AI generated picture at the of the page, or the random picture of something half related to the article.

I believe everybody should build their website to be accessible with lynx.

Accessibility isn’t just following the standards and removing the mess from the modern web, it’s also making your site accessible for the people with eyesight problems for example…

I was scrolling, looking for a Jenkins somewhere, to finally find that post with down votes.

Every company I go, it’s a different CICD, and they all make me wish to use Jenkins instead.

Stack Overflow’s leadership emphasizes that this isn’t merely about monetization but about enhancing user experience.

As soon as I see someone says that ads “enhance” the user experience, I know they are full of shit.

More people on Debian than Arch BTW for personal use?

Color me surprised…

Does the Rights against self-incrimination and the Right to remain silent help here?

I don’t see something they can really do against it? I am not in the USa so, someone?

I switched to mailfence from protonmail for different reasons than yours.

I am using mailfence for a year now and the service is impeccable. I am using the IMAP/SMTP services for my mail,and I sync my calendar and contacts with DAV.

Zero issues so far. I do have my own domain, which is something supported by mailfence.

Go for it.

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