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PHP Troubles

thetheoreticaldiver.org

The recently published PHP vulnerabilities also affected this host (as, unfortunately, wordpress is written in PHP). I did not update the debian system on TheTheoreticalDiver for far too long. The price was that it did not have the required updates for PHP available anymore and thus I had to update…

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Pillowfort closing in December

on pillowfort.socialArticle

I’m terribly sorry to bring this news to you. This is, genuinely, the hardest decision I have ever made in my life, and I have put off doing it for as long as I could. While we did have many people reach out about the non-profit initiative, for which I am grateful, it became apparent that we…

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MetroBlog: Windows8 Metro Styled Blog

on justinangel.netArticle

Hi folks, As you might have noticed my blog has undergone a metamorphosis and is now Windows 8 Metro style inspired. It’s also no longer in Silverlight. What are the top 2 features of this blog? One of the top two features I’m quite excited about is a home page with flipping tiles. If you haven’t…

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The Bun Dependabot Gap: Dependabot Alerts Don't See bun.lock

by Nicolas Charpentier on charpeni.comArticle

GitHub's dependency graph doesn't read bun.lock yet, so in Bun projects Dependabot alerts only cover what's written in package.json, and never a transitive dependency. Here's how to check if you're affected, and how I closed the gap with a GitHub Action.

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The #openweb is a network of links, not silos

by hamish campbell on hamishcampbell.comArticle

Ten years ago, I wrote about a problem that was already undermining the #openweb, that nobody was linking to anybody. The incentives were all moving in the wrong direction. #Mainstreaming platforms had little reason to send people towards alternative sources, while grassroots projects were left…

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I refuse to accept a censored Internet. Join Me at FOSDEM 27

by Bogomil Shopov on talkweb.euArticle

As one of the managers of the Digital Dissident Devroom, I invite you to be part of a conversation we cannot afford to ignore. Around the world, people are being silenced, monitored, and denied access to information. Free software can help change that, but only if we build it together. We need tools…

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Testing pblog - GP

by geoff at ng5p dot com on ng5p.comArticle

Testing pblog - GP Wednesday 4-19-23 This line has four pound signs in front of it They look like little waffles OH or they could be hashtags I’m attempting to make this work. Dont’ really know what I’m doing This line has four pound signs in front of it A new variable was added to the main pblog.sh…

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wait a minute you guys have to watch this firefox ad

on docholligay.tumblr.comArticle

nina-chai-rinah: oysters-aint-for-me: wait a minute you guys have to watch this firefox ad In case this goes wide, I need to address something that made a lot of people leave Firefox. If you were one of the people who left because of the memory bloat issue that plagued the browser from version three…

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Author Journey: Four Years After Twitter

by Jackson on inkican.comArticle

Wow – another milestone in my author journey – four years without Twitter. I’ve been thinking about this for about A week: what do I want to say about my author journey, about Twitter., about you? When it comes to simple decisions like ‘What platform talk to people on,’ little things mean a lot.…

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