@bagder I've been told by some people to give it another try. But I feel like I'd just end up spending more time reviewing and/or rewriting generated code.. The other day I watched a friend generate some code with it, then they proceeded to remove 4 out of the 5 lines it generated, and finally replace the last remaining line entirely :neocat_laugh_sweat: Out of the 561,454 projects OpenSSF has listed in their criticality_score project, for which they generate a "criticality score" for each single one, a certain hobby project is currently clocking in as number 100. (yeah, I mean #curl) Hey, #curl -v https://google.com as a metal song is a must see and hear experience. A masterpiece. I just love it.
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@bagder i wonder hope that curl can really get a metal music by this command line but it couldn't ! Deception, but i really appreciate this part of great smile in my morning ... I enjoy it and it give britght my day. @bagder \m/ not only is this fun music, but greatly adds to my curl appreciation levels
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@bagder I think this one turned out to be the most informative one, or at least it piques my curiosity the most. I think I'll try following along this graph with curl's version history at hand. For example, I now wonder what kind of refactoring happened around late 2011 - the older code amount drops rather sharply there :)
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Beware, there is an ongoing spambot attack in #GitHub issues in several projects were random people suggest "the fix" is to download a random file from mediafire.com. Like this:
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@bagder ah, I got one of those. It seemed to be of low enough priority to safely ignore for the moment, but I now know to ignore it forever. Thanks. @bagder I saw one of those yesterday within a minute of someone opening an issue on one of my repos.
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Thank you Crowdstrike for helping to illustrate that Open Source is not the problem.
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Ads on the web don't actually *need* user tracking. Browsers don't *have to* cooperate with those who want to surveil us.
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@bagder always thought that when apps demanded access to the microphone to work, or demanded location, there should be a "yes but send fake data" option. The OS/browser/whatever should be on my side there. If the webpage coordinates so heavily with third party ad networks that the page won't load without ad metrics, then be on my fucking side here and send fake data. Spam the spammers. Is that so wrong? @bagder Said it before; a lot of the time pages I like ask me to disable my adblocker. I do so, but then the page still don't recognize that the adblocker is off as long as you still block trackers. So then I enable my adblocker again, because fuck them. @bagder well, no, but the marketologists made people believe that :cirno_what:
MPTCP support close to merge in #curl: https://github.com/curl/curl/pull/13278 Some of the emails I get are truly sad reflections of the complicated and rather sorry state of things we are in. Like this. (also, apparently #curl is used in another popular game) "Rainbow 6 Siege Activation issue"
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Daniel's weekly report April 26, 2024 https://lists.haxx.se/pipermail/daniel/2024-April/000061.html CI breakage, curl up, docker, hobby, codesonar, feature freeze Today we celebrate the five year anniversary of #curl's bug-bounty. It has resulted in 69 reported vulnerabilities and almost 80,000 USD payouts. Out of a total of 439 submissions. 86 of them were considered "informative", which mostly means they were handled as normal bugs. Submit your suspected curl securirty issue here: https://hackerone.com/curl
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First up, thanks for your hard work on curl. Second, I’m going lean into PUT being at least as appropriate as POST on that ad. 😉
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@bagder Despite working in IT and cybersecurity for nearly 40 years is there still hope left for me that my first thought was "That's an odd way to apply for a Masters in Fine Art" a couple milliseconds BEFORE I thought "Multifactor Authentication"? @bagder@mastodon.social @traecer@techhub.social Nobody in San Francisco enjoys anything. They’re not happy unless they have something to complain about. @bagder I am no stranger to weird techy ads in Silicon Valley but that's a new one lol and in case you missed it: with the new addition of --ech, #curl now supports 259 command line options uh, congrats? :) this does bring to mind the internal Sun april fools memo detailing the formation of a new Sun division to support options to "ls"...
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I posted this image on LinkedIn as well, and the stats there tells me that Cisco is in fact now the third most common employing company among the viewers... (only beaten by AWS and Microsoft) https://www.linkedin.com/posts/danielstenberg_curl-activity-7185597818894512130-kHFS |
@bagder, a clear and informative write-up, as always! One nitpick:
> There simply were no users asking for it and there were barely no developers interested or knowledgeable enough to work on it.
That “barely no” part should probably be “barely any” or, perhaps, “no”?
discuss: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42478911
This is still what we strive for.