I disagree. Like many things, it's a trade-off, in this case between configurability and extensibility for those who know what they're doing and security for those who don't. In the grand scheme of things, it seems pretty reasonable.
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I disagree. Like many things, it's a trade-off, in this case between configurability and extensibility for those who know what they're doing and security for those who don't. In the grand scheme of things, it seems pretty reasonable.
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to all! May we continue to learn from one another. sort file.txt | sponge > file.txt
(i.e., using redirection rather than passing the path as an argument to sponge)This is wrong and will not work! I've been bitten by it before.
They're trying to avoid genericide. I think if they didn't do this, they could actually lose the trademark.
On YouTube specifically, you can scrub through a video frame-by-frame using the , (comma) and . (period) keys, no custom hardware required. :-)
I don't want to spoil anything, but please read the PR description. You won't regret it (or your money back!).
On the web, I now see "ChatGPT Alpha," with an "Alpha models" dropdown ("Default" is the only option). Trying to chat with it fails with a generic error message as well. What does it all mean?
The article reads to me like it was (partially) written by AI.
Why do companies open-source their design systems? Other people aren't allowed to create a website that looks like Porsche.com because of copyright and trademark laws anyway.
I always assumed it's because properly securing it is too much work for little gain (because of the reasons above), but maybe there's more to it?
But more to the point, these "social casino games" (as they're known in literature) should probably be outlawed.
> don’t be afraid! be careful!