TETYYS
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TETYYS
@tetyyss
NEVER TOO MUCH SECURITY @tetyys.com at bsky
14.167178, 145.222043 Katılım Temmuz 2013
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your product is critical to a lot of applications
and you have this sort of response?
you need to wake up, stop acting like a spoiled 3 year old child, shoulder the responsibility you have to fix the issues that exist.
whether you wanted that responsibility or not, you have it because your product is so integral to so many things
if you don't want that, sell the product to someone that will take that responsibility seriously
FFmpeg@FFmpeg
We get this a lot and it's a non-sequitur. Many people run marathons or 10Ks or have hobbies which don't pay the bills but consume a considerable amount of time. But it gives them a sense of achievement and being part of something bigger.
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@Aut4rk The word “free” in “free software” refers to freedom, not to price; the price paid for a copy of a free program may be zero, or small, or (rarely) quite large. gnu.org/philosophy/sho…
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@crystalwizard Sell an open source project?
Are you fucking retarded?
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MCP can feel like alphabet soup, but this breakdown nails it.
Tools = actions, Resources = data, Prompts = instructions — a trio that keeps AI agents sane, scalable, & predictable.
Building copilots or agentic workflows? This is your clarity boost.
Read → buff.ly/q3uwViz
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@StopForumSpam @DigitalEU lithuania would eat rocks now if it weren't in EU. it's as free as it ever will be
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📲 Where can you roam like at home?
With #RoamLikeAtHome, call, send messages and use data across 🇪🇺 🇮🇸🇱🇮🇳🇴 with no additional fees.
This year, the roaming area has expanded to 🇲🇩🇺🇦, while negotiations are underway to include 🇦🇱🇧🇦🇽🇰🇲🇪🇲🇰🇷🇸.
🔗link.europa.eu/tdnnHQ
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@DigitalEU And all you had to do was surrender your freedom
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.NET Aspire handles service orchestration. But what about testing failures between those services?
Your web frontend calls an API service. That API call works fine in development. Then in production, the API throttles, times out, or returns unexpected data. You never tested for it.
The DevProxy.Hosting NuGet package integrates Dev Proxy directly into your Aspire app:
var devProxy = builder.AddDevProxyExecutable("devproxy")
.WithConfigFile(".devproxy/config/devproxy.json")
.WithUrlsToWatch(() => [
$"{apiService.GetEndpoint("https").Url}/*"
]);
builder.AddProject("webfrontend")
.WithEnvironment("HTTPS_PROXY",
devProxy.GetEndpoint(DevProxyResource.ProxyEndpointName))
.WaitFor(devProxy);
Your web frontend's requests to the API service now route through Dev Proxy. Simulate throttling. Return mock responses. Test error handling paths. All orchestrated through Aspire's dashboard.
Prefer containers? The Docker approach works too:
var devProxy = builder.AddDevProxyContainer("devproxy")
.WithConfigFile("./devproxy.json")
.WithCertFolder(".devproxy/cert")
.WithConfigFolder(".devproxy/config");
Aspire pulls the image automatically if it's not local.
Dev Proxy shows up as a resource in your Aspire dashboard. Console output, intercepted requests, behavior monitoring, all in 1 place. No application code changes required.
Your distributed app already handles the happy path. How do you test the unhappy one?
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Most “programmers” are lying to themselves about language difficulty.
They say:
“Python is powerful”
“C++ is hard”
“Rust is the future”
Reality?
Most people just pick the language that hides their weaknesses.
Here’s the real Programming Languages Difficulty Ranking (2026) — no sugarcoating:
🟢 Easy → Python, BASIC, Visual Basic
🟡 Easy–Medium → JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, Groovy
🟠 Medium → Java, C#, Go, Swift, Kotlin, Dart, Fortran
🔴 Hard → C, Objective-C, Scala, Zig, Perl
⚫ Very Hard → C++, Rust
🔥 Extreme → Assembly
Truth hurts:
If you only write Python…
you’re not “efficient” — you’re avoiding complexity.
If you think JavaScript is easy…
you haven’t built anything serious.
If you say Rust is “nice”…
you probably haven’t fought the borrow checker at 2AM.
And if you understand Assembly?
You don’t argue. You just watch.
Which one did I rank wrong?
#Programming #Coding #SoftwareEngineering #Python #JavaScript #Java #Go #Swift #Kotlin #C #Cpp #Rust #Assembly #LearnToCode #Tech
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@shanselman @OSRDrivers how are you not aware of people blocked by this "dumb stuff"? if twitter is the way to be aware of developers being blocked then something is definitely not right in the partner process by design
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Hey I love dumping on my company as much as the next guy, because Microsoft does some dumb stuff, but sometimes it's just check emails and verify your accounts.
Not every "WTF micro$oft" moment is a slam dunk. I've emailed VeraCrypt personally and we'll get him unblocked. I've already talked to Jason at WireGuard.
Not everything is a conspiracy, sometimes it's literally paperwork.
CR1337@CR1337
Just Microsoft things... Recently they terminated the VeraCrypt developer's Microsoft account. VeraCrypt is a free and open-source disk encryption software that performs on-the-fly encryption (OTFE) to create virtual encrypted disks, encrypt partitions, or secure entire storage devices.
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TETYYS retweetledi
Just Microsoft things...
Recently they terminated the VeraCrypt developer's Microsoft account.
VeraCrypt is a free and open-source disk encryption software that performs on-the-fly encryption (OTFE) to create virtual encrypted disks, encrypt partitions, or secure entire storage devices.
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@mrphilghana @CyberSamuraiDev not sure why you redacted out the application you use, it's Magnet Axiom
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Another day to tell you PRIVACY IS A MYTH
Many people believe using Tor Browser makes them completely invisible online. That once they close the browser or delete activity, everything is gone.
During a forensic analysis, I recovered multiple .onion links and browsing artifacts tied to Tor usage. Some of this data wasn’t even stored in a readable format, it had to be carved from raw space, meaning it existed even after deletion. That’s the reality of digital evidence. Even when activity appears hidden or removed, traces can still remain and be reconstructed.
Here’s the part people misunderstand. Tor is designed to anonymize your network traffic by routing it through multiple nodes, making it difficult to trace your IP address. It protects where you are connecting from, not necessarily what happens on your device.
Privacy is often misunderstood. Tools like Tor reduce exposure, but they don’t eliminate evidence. True anonymity depends on how you use the system, not just the tool itself. @yawlegacyy_ @withAlvin__
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@BowesChay @Rod__Mason The most corrupt country in Europe, and it’s gotta be up. There in the world rankings as well
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A consular attaché from the Embassy of Ukraine in Poland was detained at the border
He had tried to smuggle out one hundred forty thousand dollars, sixty eight thousand euros, twelve kilograms of gold, and thirteen point eight kilograms of jewelry
Ukraine is rotten to the core
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@Nemo634145 @b_shulha @flaviocopes if google CEO would invite you to a chat and it's actually the google CEO, would you install an .exe if he linked it to you?
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@b_shulha @flaviocopes Reading comprehension issues. It's actually "I installed a binary from a source which carefully cloned the identity of a well-known source".
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There aren't very many handwritten Assembly projects out ther, but there are plenty of C projects that suffice for comparison.
Ripgrep beats grep...
The Rust implementation of the coreutils beats the reference GNU implementation...
Gitoxide [Rust-y Git implementation] beats Git pretty cleanly (although that's dubious b/c many things are written in Python)...
It's safe to say that Rust almost always produces better software than C/++. People who insist on sticking with the latter basically have a whole religion around hating new software, i.e., they're in a cult of neckbeards.
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Someone built a Chromium browser that runs entirely in your terminal.
It's called Carbonyl, and it renders actual web pages in your command line. The best part is it runs with 0% CPU usage when idle.
- Full Chromium engine in the terminal.
- dles at exactly 0% CPU.
- Fast, lightweight, and completely terminal-native.
100% Open Source.
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Windows is the only:
1. Mainstream OS that is *paid* (Linux: free; Mac: free as part of buying an Apple device)
2. OS that doesn't allow use without creating a Microsoft account
Kind of ridiculous, especially in light of #1. A big turn-off for me. Microsoft SHOULD remove it
Windows Latest@WindowsLatest
BREAKING: Microsoft could drop the requirement for a Microsoft account to use Windows 11. This move is being explored internally as part of the company’s efforts to win back Windows 11 users. A future Windows 11 update will also make the OOBE (out-of-box-experience) UX "quieter and more streamlined," with fewer pages and reboots, so getting started is simpler. Microsoft has committed to faster OS performance, a reduced memory footprint, a faster File Explorer, fewer web-based UI elements in the OS, and even the ability to pause updates for as long as you want. Microsoft is also scaling back Copilot in Windows 11, and it will only add AI to places and apps where it adds real value.
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@ivanrouzanov how would microsoft even know what the users want aside from monitoring random forums? feedback hub being a separate installable application is a major roadblock for anyone submitting issues. why did they make an HTML form a dedicated windows application?
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Investors never asked for a crappy product. Investors would be delighted if the company makes products that its users want.
NSG650@nsg650
The question is Will they actually do it or is this them going "guys we hear you we know you hate how windows is currently" and then proceed to implement whatever slop the investors are asking.
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@MikeCodesDotNET I use ProDataGrid. im all for proper reviewed code, but to be honest features existing is better than features not existing. there are so many small super complex features for data grids that consumers can imagine, it's no wonder why its not worth coding it properly
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The particular 'contributor' has been vibe-coding slop knockoffs of our products, and is now complaining that we won't share our roadmap with him...
There's a limited market for vibe-coded slop alternatives. Customers ultimately want quality and stability.
Kekekeks@kekekeks
I'm so done with OSS. I do a refactoring to fix perf, it has a bug due to a typo. Bug is reported and a huge AI-slop PR arrives. I push one-line fix for the typo. Fast forward a month, the vibe-coder complains that his PR isn't getting traction and accuses for copying his AI fix.
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