Open source strikes again
Open source strikes again
Gabriel Taylor
Ryder Clark
>php ass
don't say you weren't warned
Jeremiah Hall
here's something better than the twitter shit
theregister.com
Jacob Hill
this is why i write my own libraries
Angel Brooks
LOL
Jonathan Howard
>trusting python
Doesn't this keep happening?
Hudson Walker
>Doesn't this keep happening?
with npm, yes. its not as common with pip
Zachary Ramirez
Debian solved the packaging issue some 30 years ago
creating a different package manager for each tech stack and having devs also be maintainers was a terrible idea
we're stuck with more security issues and killed the LTS model by design simple people just keep pushing shiny new stuff (tm) instead of making a stable release and pushing security patches to it
Noah Phillips
I see
Still people need to do research I've always had a fear of these third party package mangers because by design they make it easy to fuck people over
Parker Taylor
Add it to the list
drewdevault.com
Brody Butler
>3 gorillion
literally what is ctx, no way it had that many users
Parker Flores
drewdevault.com
Drew DeVault is right, let the distros do the job of distributing the packages.
Lincoln Cooper
quality of life module that lets you access dictionary keys using dot operators
(poo.pee instead of poo["pee"])
Cooper Barnes
if you don't use lock files and individually review each updated package then you deserve this
>b-but i have 39632 packages and i NEED the latest
npm devs need not apply
Grayson Wood
Do you really?
Brandon Collins
no
Easton Cooper
pacman -Qs rustdecimal foreach node-ipc npm rc coa ua-parser-js mitmproxy2 pretty_color bb-builder event-stream colourama eslint-scope acroread
^pacman^yay
Jeremiah Ross
based
Currently doing a simple DB app for a small business,
pure nodejs, no external libraries
>custom server, can serve web pages + manage API calls
>custom DB
>custom login system
>custom encryption
>custom logging engine
>custom client side page
>well I am using a css theme, but it is frozen and will never be updated ever
So it is just the nodejs that can fuck things up now
Wyatt Young
So it only hit JS refugees? That doesn't sound too bad.
Joshua Baker
>custom encryption
I assume you implementing a standard and not trying to make your own encryption algo right?
Carson Ramirez
>ctx
MIT license
>phpass
MIT license
Really makes you think
Ryan Foster
C doesn't have this issue
Jace Smith
I'm just doing a bunch of XORs, what could possibly go wrong?
Landon Long
>>custom DB
Is it one big JSON file or do you prefer to split it up?