That’s quite a generous interpretation. If we’re being real about it, it’s going to be another “you assholes” email from Timmy.

You can believe what you want, but there’s absolutely no way you would be correct. Any large company sponsoring a cyber attack, if caught, would be nailed to the wall and made an example of. The extreme risks are simply not worth the comparatively small reward of reducing a tiny fraction of piracy.

A more realistic and reasonable avenue would have been to sponsor the companies going after IA for copyright infringement as a result of them loaning out unlimited digital copies of books without DRM.

But Timmy is the king of “rules for thee but not for me”

If you’re using a decent development system, you’ll have an executable called diff installed already :)

Oh, that is great. I have fond (painful) memories of I Wanna be the Guy, and this seems right up my nostalgia alley.

Pick Quest Master. The developer is extremely active and responsive to community feedback and requests. There’s even weekly content updates.

Quest Master. Mario Maker meets Zelda dungeons, done well. It deserves way more attention than it’s currently getting, and it’s pretty fun with huge potential despite being early access.

We really don’t need more than #3 for a reason to stay far away from Telegram. Security through obscurity is not security, and neither is rolling your own crypto.

The “P” stands for “Private”

I wonder if this one will make it to killedbygoogle, or if it’ll be omitted because it wasn’t public-facing.

Hmmm, let’s see:

• Can’t even spell “can” correctly. (dumb)
• Bad attitude towards animals. (mean spirited)
• Paid for premium. (desperate)

Yeah, I don’t see women lining up around the block for this catch of a human being.

Try playing around with GLSL shaders! They’re a fun application of linear algebra and have a satisfyingly quick feedback time.

Hard disagree. Linear algebra can make pretty shapes and colors from a bunch of vertices, while calculus can make you want to quit school and become a plumber.

Only if you don’t buy the Season 1 Vault-Tec Access Pass for $49.99. Imagine not doing that and then not ever being able to get your Overpowered Armor at pass level 5. You would absolutely be ruining it for yourself by not investing into the seasonal passes.

The “++” in C++ stands for extra verbose.

You don’t?

This assumes front-end development.

From a (dev)ops perspective, if I had a vendor hand me a tarball instead of proper documentation, I’d look very far away from their company. It isn’t a matter of if shit goes wrong, but when. And when that shit goes wrong, having comprehensive documentation about the architecture and configuration is going to be a lot more useful than having to piece it together yourself in the middle of an outage.

For your sake, I hope your employment was agile as well. Those jobs sound like they were dumpster fires waiting to happen.

This seems like common sense, no? Return 403 or better yet reject TCP connections on port 80 entirely.

That initial HTTP request header and body is sent in clear text, and that’s more than enough to leak credentials or other sensitive data.

That part comes when they find a publisher.