Angius

Another +1 for Mailgun, I'm using it myself and haven't had any issues

I'd like to introduce you to our lord and savior MJML: https://mjml.io It's a HTML-like language that lets you create email templates without much pain, and compiles to HTML understandable by email clients.

Everything is deprecating those old TLS versions, meanwhile Cloudflare still requires you to pay for a Business account to be able to disable them. Even though they also planned to deprecated them way back in 2018.

The best kind of a performance improvement, one that only requires an update

IMHO one solution would be to categorize vulnerabilities separately for prod dependencies and dev dependencies, and bubble that categorization up.

For example, a RegEx DDoS vulnerability in Express would show up as high severity, while the same would not show in the bundler you use, or any package that your bundler has in its dependency tree.

He was hired as the project lead to improve the UI/UX of Audacity, yes. I don't think the spyware ideas are strictly his, but he is the face of the project whether he wants it or not.

Great news! Do Safari next!

Now it passes the torch of shitty feature support to Safari

I was considering Hetzner as well, but, as opposed to OVH, they don't have managed Postgres database in their offer. I could just run both the backend and the db on the same VPS, or split them into two, sure, but then managing it falls onto me.

> Or one nodejs file

And 98726354 packages that get pulled when you `npm i express`

Right now, PHP is only missing typed local variables. Class fields are typed, function arguments are typed, function returns are typed. And local variables can be typed for static analysis purposes with `/* @var $str string */` annotation.

I'd add generics to that list, but Go doesn't have them either, so not really a point for discussion.

But how does the hacker's commit goes through in the first place, if all PRs with unsigned commits are rejected outright?

I believe the exploit itself was introduced with the commit in question, it wasn't there before.

Bevy's syntax does look tame, it was more of a jab at Rust syntax.

I swear, people behind Rust would replace every single textual keyword with a symbol if they could.

Can't wait to use `player!.0.<>->move^([]->^t, Box<&loc, g*>)` to move player characters!

Epic would have to be out of their mind to lock this tech up. Licensing it out to other companies brings them pure profit, and they still can incentivize people to use Unreal ecosystem by integrating this tech into their engine.

They haven't given me any reason to worry yet, what with how when they acquired Quixel, made Mixer and Bridge free, and cut the price of all Megascans assets in half for everyone while making them free for Unreal users.