mastacheata.de
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IT-Architecht at Ambient.digital, university background in IT-Security
#webdev #django #react #laravel #owasp
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😂😂😂
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Interesting - I've never met anyone who used hack in production - plenty of people had tried it, but due to the lack of major framework support it always felt like a hack so to speak.
Even while it was backwards compatible you couldn't really reap the benefits without the Framework being typed.
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It's only been a few months since I last touched PHP, but I already forgot half of it again (been using PHP professionally for >15 years, but only kinda on and off during the past 5)
onlinephp.io/c/878ad
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Yeah php has a native serialization, but that's not limited to data serialization. It will serialize the whole object including any executable code contained within it.
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You could opt for null, but what's the default for the native serialization actually look like?
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America the great 😰
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How do US tariffs affect Amazon's UK business?
Did they launch this in the US as well? (They did in Germany and I'm actually surprised to see their launching it at the same time in the UK as well - not a typical Amazon launch)
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With shipping to Sweden the Amazon thing definitely costs more. 😜
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Saw that clip as well. No music, no entertainment and also all of them walking in combat gear instead of their representative uniforms. Could you imagine this shit show in China, Russia or NK? The person responsible would never be seen again.
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So, it was really only people affiliated with the military personnel in the parade and people that are on govt payroll anyway who attended?
In NK you at least get time off from work to attend and train for seeming happy at the Parade.
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Didn't the ad just say crypto? I don't think they planned to pay in any valuable crypto, but rather shill one of their own tokens and recap at least some money from the transaction fees
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1 Yes
2 Usually reformat to avoid line breaks looking out of place, but within long strings or in super nested stuff you often don't have a choice but use wrapping 🤷♂️
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Right, that's why there's no need for politicians to inspect everyone's genitals.
Glad we agree on that.
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Crazy how they're still one of the biggest sellers of web content management systems but can't get their own shop in order.
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I'd get angry having to pay for photoshop as well, so that might've been a Freudian slip 😂
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Isn't that really common?
Other people just rephrase it and tell you about the amazing features that are coming soon, but basically they're telling you they've got amazing things planned but didn't have time/money to implement that.
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Sie tun aber ja nichts - das ist doch gerade der Stein des Anstoß
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This is very apparent in photography of darker skin people and abhorrent when in a mixed skin tone group photo.
The only way to fix that is to increase representation in our communities - that not only applies to photography, car safety (female test dummies), ..., but Django and programming as well
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Conclusion: No conclusion - this was merely an opener for discussion and he made it very clear that he explicitly doesn't want to split off the Django admin and definitely hasn't spent sleepless nights thinking about how to facilitate a potential split into django and django[admin] packages. 😅
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Das war auch das erste woran ich denken musste - obwohl ich die Spionage Einheiten im Topf ja eigentlich schonmal gesehen hatte.
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Das ist unmöglich - Untergang des Abendlandes - der Osterhase ist deutsches Kulturgut also nenn ihn gefälligst bei seinem Namen /s
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Hat Trump nicht auch die britischen indischer Ozean Territorien mit Strafzöllen belegt obwohl die einzigen Personen auf den Inseln entweder US Militär oder zivile Auftragnehmer des US Militär sind?
Das ist noch dämlicher als die Pinguine find ich.
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Osterhase ist zu generisch, das kannst du dir nicht als Marke schützen lassen. Deshalb heißt der Hase von Lindt ja Goldhase und der von Milka Schmunzelhase - das machen die nicht weil Osterhase ausgelutscht ist und im Marketing nicht mehr zieht 😜
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Studio Ghibli - bekanntes Studio für Anime mit einem sehr markanten Stil.
Es gibt aktuell (zumindest auf der anderen Kurznachrichten Webseite) einen Trend mit der neuen ChatGPT-Version von dieser Woche Fotos in Manga Versionen in diesem speziellen Stil zu verwandeln.
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If I'm not mistaken Twitter is not publicly traded anymore - that means there is no Price to drop.
Obviously the banks and investors that financed the acquisition might have contractual stipulations regarding earnings to be met or valuation of his securities, though.
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Hahahaha 😅
Will you frame it and hang it above your desk or something?
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We're only 5 in our team and it still takes 15 minutes...
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I can understand why a country would not want you to get accommodation in return for housing - sounds pretty much like the definition of slave labor - it's allowed as part of an exchange program, but you need a specific visa for that so the program can be vetted.
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I think that's the same reason why Canada denied her entry, but if she was open about those plans it's likely she was open about it to the US border control when she first entered the US from the UK. (Just speculation - I don't know any more than the BBC article)
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The US obviously had no problems with her coming into the US at first - no idea why they deemed it a violation when she wasn't allowed into Canada and not before...
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Don't quote me on this, but I think they can nullify a Visa/ESTA at any point if they have reasonable suspicion you already have violated the terms or are going to violate them.
In this case the British person was already denied entry into Canada and returned to the US - you can't send them back...
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Having a visa and violating the terms of said visa are different though.
Work in exchange for accommodation could easily be interpreted to violate a Tourist visa or ESTA.
They don't have to prove anything, reasonable suspicion is enough to invalidate the Visa/ESTA AFAIK.
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That's a pretty common thing around the world.
The thing that's different in the US than elsewhere is usually you are denied entry and sent back or are put on the next plane home at your own cost instead of being arrested.
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German constitution after WW2 explicitly states that men and women are equal under the law (1949).
It took until the late 60s before courts and laws made it clear this applies to contract law and married women as well.
Single women could open bank accounts in 62, married women in 69.
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Our (most likely) next chancellor voted against making that illegal in the 90s. 😥(The law still passed, but it's crazy how I think he would vote the same again today)
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That might be true for huge projects, but definitely not libraries/packages made by a solo-dev or small team of volunteers.
A lot of packages just drop the old versions from their list of supported environments and remove those from automatic testing but don't immediately break anything in code.
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I would argue there's definitely no need for a major version if the dependency version you upgrade is EOL anyway.
That doesn't apply to PHP8.1/8.2 and I can see arguments for both a major and a feature release.
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Semver actually specifies that sub dependencies are to be considered compatible changes and users should include those dependencies themselves if they might break stuff.
semver.org#what-should-...
I agree that this seems to go against the spirit of making clear when you can safely update, though.
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Semver is only concerned about the API, but PHP is not part of the interface published by a package.
If you don't add any functionality and only use the new features/incompatible syntax internally that could even qualify as a patch update.
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4. Next week I'll start working a bit more active within the Teams and get back into programming myself (I used the first 2 weeks to get acquainted with their processes and the applications they're building)
The plan is to come up with bigger architectural choices within 2 months
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3. We can improve the understanding of our job by the Teams (Devs, SMs ,POs, Stakeholders) by proactively discussing what kind of assistance they expect/want from us.
A colleague set up a Delegation Poker game for that with questions like: Should we just suggest improvements or wait for help request
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2. If you just specify that maintenance tasks should be handled by the team, but don't set a specific budget/alott a certain time for them, these tasks fall off the edge. This was a miscommunication with the customer, 10 min phone call and we now set aside some time/srint and can go over if needed.
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I mean it was stupid all the way through - unless you're the one doing the rug pull 😅
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Doesn't mäckes have their own delivery drivers? They do sell via Lieferando (They go by Just eat takeaway,com in most other countries), but don't use their drivers.