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'PHP is not very exciting and there is not much to it' = the secret of success? And if you want to send the developer a gift, remember that silver would be the appropriate material for the club
Not condoning violence here.
But I also don't condone PHP.
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Rasmus Lerdorf wrote: In 1993 programming the web sucked,
So he invented PHP to make sure it stayed that way? 
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Source Generators in C# 9 will allow compiler-extensions to inspect code and then inject additional source code at compile-time. Getting the job done, partway at a time
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A study that analyzed the top 54 open source projects found that security vulnerabilities in these tools doubled in 2019, going from 421 bugs reported in 2018 to 968 last year. Given enough working hands, the bugs get deep?
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Many people contribute to Open Source as they try to publish here for the sick of "I have X articles in Codeproject" in their curriculum vitae.
And seeing the crap they try to get through our moderation... 
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A lot of people just fix some typo or add a line to the readme file.
No joke, I got a commit like that on arrgh too.
It was a typo and the guy fixed it, so I accepted the pull request, but if you're a serious developer that's hardly worth of your time
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According to precise new measurements of dark energy, scientists believe that our entire universe is totally flat. It matches the Earth
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That's actually my favorite way to avoid any discussion about the shape of the Earth: "Don't care about the Earth - the important thing is that the Universe is flat".
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You were ahead of the science 
TTFN - Kent
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The Flat Universe Society?
Motto: look - the sigil of the United Federation of Planets is FLAT!
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Okay, but how THICK is it?
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The radius is z and the thickness is a.
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Our confirmation bias confirms our confirmation bias.
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You sure? 
TTFN - Kent
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Their definition of 'flat' is certainly not 'flat!'
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I sometimes say bad words when thinking of Euclid.
If he hadn't been messing with space, we would think of space as having two large circular dimensions and one small linear.
Then we would have handled string theory without any problems. And the universe as well.
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A man has attempted to sue Apple, claiming that the company kept his iPhone after a repair, and used "special features" on his phone to develop features in iOS. Just wait until they counter-sue for eleventy kagillion dollars
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NURSE, NURSE... He is out of bed again...
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If he bought an Apple product that means he is legally able to claim insanity.
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“This has not been tested outside of my lab environment,” the Github user wrote. “It was written quickly and needs some work to be more reliable. Sometimes you BSOD. Using this for any purpose other than self education is an extremely bad idea. Your computer will burst in flames. Puppies will die.” Thanks pal, for giving the bad guys the wood to make more fire...
I can understand the "cool, look what I found, I am a genius" feeling of many "researchers" or "basement guys" but on the other hand... they could be a bit more discrete, damn it.
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Message Closed
modified 8-Jun-20 4:41am.
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First, I wasn't using "basement guy / girl" n an insulting way, they are very often the most brilliant. I can stand corrected and if I was taken as offensive, then apologize for it, I have no problem with that.
Second, I didn't know who the github belongs to or who she is. I have done a fast check and she is a malware researcher. Perfect, she usually helps. I can stand corrected here too, but...Quote: The result of the newly released exploit is that it increases the chances of attackers developing worms that work remotely.
I still think the publishing should go a bit more discrete than that.
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I closed the previous post, I am not sure she would want her identity revealed/discussed on a public forum.
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I suppose not, that's why the GitHub was under a nick and only with those two projects.
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After several months of social distancing and staying home, a lot of people are experiencing major wanderlust. Because you're literally not going up there anytime soon
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