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Does anyone have more information about it? What is the requirements for it to be exploitable and how have you handled it in your stack/distro to protect your assets?
How can we learn the identity of the contributors? How are the contributors vetted? How are we notified if a significant change in leadership happens?
It's just a general problem when relying on GitHub accounts for important code.
For some reason I trust the big vendors to have better safe-guards against things like the questions above. Such as aws linux containers etc..
Would love to hear how other people think around this.
They are known to just cancel accounts and cut access.
It was a three day small task?
Curious, what is your background and day to day work to be able to express your thinking in these terms?
- Thank you for getting me to play for my first time!
- Once a move has been utilized, then grey out that dice
- Rename the button "OK" to "Skip turn", I was wasting many turns until I figured out it skips your turn
- Make the color of your player more visible, I didn't know if I was black or white, thought I was white for the longest time
- For desktop users, do not show the popup keyboard, super difficult to chat with other players since it hides the text I'm writing
- Once I've done my two/four moves, autoclick the "ok button" so it speeds up the gameplay