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I recently implemented my own npm vulnerability audit tool for the CIO department of a major org - it just adds 'vulnerability' in red next to any npm-based project in their spreadsheet.

Poisson's Equation 5 years ago

That's such a presumptuous title, the author does not know what other powerful tools my toolbox lacks.

Practically speaking, that's the only approach that can.

Although it's often hard to tell, most software developers aspire to being treated like professionals rather than specialized serfs, and part of being a professional is accepting responsibility for your work.

Of course it doesn't preclude holding their employers responsible as well.

This is a losing proposition that will only lend credence to the inherently violent opt-out approach to data collection.

Instead how about a do-not-hire-or-collaborate-with registry of the individual contributors participating in projects that employ those tactics and see how they like trying to opt out of it.

Mastodon 3.2 6 years ago

Come for the fun of having to setup and admin you own server, stay for the feeds of furries pics and posts in languages you don't speak.

Nano 5.0 6 years ago

I wonder how many people here know about mc (as in midnight commander) and its builtin viewer/editor.

Resignation Letter 6 years ago

We apologize for the unexpected cancellations and will be cancelling those responsible shortly.

It's largely a co-dependent relationship at this point, the advanced economies are as dependent on Chinese goods as China is on foreign currency, meanwhile China is actively developing future foreign currency revenue streams through long-term investment in developing economies.

What racist FUD ? If the jurisdiction is territorial then how would state LEOs be able to enforce state laws even against non-tribe members on that territory, and if its limited to offences committed by tribe members there are potential victims both native and non-native Americans that are being harmed here - those who thought of themselves and their properties as being under protection of Oklahama state law (and paid taxes for it) and suddenly find it voided in some or all circumstances.