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this is good and will save people from the harm of using open sores software
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Jonny 290 posted:i dont even know what npm is and i laugh every time somebody drags them npm is github but it only hosts javascript people reference in production.
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mozilla and the rest of netscape's offspring all deserve to die for loving up the web with javascript
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qirex posted:counterpoint: competing scripting languages of the time had read-write access to the users' hard drive counterpoint: the web didnt need a scripting language
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open sores in the true linux sense is very bad. open sores in the microsoft is doing 99.9999% of development but the source is there for me to look at for implementation details sense is very good.
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its called open sores for a reason.
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rotor posted:https://twitter.com/VessOnSecurity/status/1480189534625320960 lol this rules. hopefully some of these idiots learn not to use js
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akadajet posted:there are better ways to "stick it to the man" than publishing malicious javascript dependencies i mean maybe not the best, but its certainly a good way to do it plus its just good in general if it discourages the use of javascript
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actually, duh, the right way to do it is to throw an incredibly punitive license on it so everyone who just blindly updates gets hosed super hard and you clean up.
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