Allan Savolainen

Carbon based humanoid lifeform mostly taking caring of newly merged lifeform.

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@BabaDev_ Oh mine is gigabytes after the first commit. I guess you dont write much code

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@ThePrimeagen Obviously to PHP

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@easysbiz @codewith55 I have seen A quite often and in this case it might be valid if the URL to the endpoint was ok but the query didnt find the user

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@RichardPeng96 @codewith55 Depends, if the user is being accessed via http://bar/foo/user/123
It would be valid to return 404

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@ayesha_fatiima The power users pay for it. I need 2TB tier from Google to store my emails and photos.
People want the paid services from Telegram.
GitHub is free for only if you don't have many private repos and don't use their compute cicd etc stuff

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@Leapofcode I would never push anything important to private Github. Either it is public and can go to Github or it is private and is pushed into my own Git server.

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@mayuri_3015 Linux Mint as it comes without Wayland and is Debian based.

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@saidotdev @devXritesh That depends, if there is a security server that validates, then the backend only needs to decode

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@samshamz_ @NeuralMuseAIT It more depends on the memory module size. When we had 1MB SIMMs it was fairly common to have odd numbers of RAM, like 3MB. Before that 256kB was the SIMM size and computers had 768kB or 2.5MB etc.

Same happened with flash memory. We had 32, 64 and 96GB SSDs.

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@PrashantByte09 They kinda do own it already, most modern memory is patented and trademarked and might even contain copyrighted code running in them.

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@BabaDev_ There is no print command, so nothing gets printed.

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@callitVer1 @itsomids It is Javascript so single threaded, no race conditions :)

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@0xE1 @IntCyberDigest Why? Publishing vulnerability reports isn't illegal, just very unethical without proper vendor disclosure and embargo

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@CebanDionis @IntCyberDigest Does anyone use passwords with ssh? It has been set to deny by default for years now

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@Unknow_Fate3 @IntCyberDigest Yes though if it can be fixed by turning ssh off, then it isn't that bad. And if I understood from the comments, the exploit requires access to device that has been accepted to the target network. So not really an issue as if you have access to a device the game is lost anyways

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@ethics3606 @IntCyberDigest Is there any publicly available software that doesn't have vulnerabilities found by third parties?

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@ThePrimeagen Overtime pay! Oncall pay! Weekend pay! Best week ever!

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@tanujDE3180 Deleting the data includes the per user decryption key. That is easily destroyed and any data not deleted is useless now.

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@ThePrimeagen I don't understand people who need to learn vim, it doesn't have that many command line switches...

[Allan Savolainen @raynet]

@JarnoLim Mitä riskiä tässä oikeasti on? Olettaen että verorahoja ei hankkeeseen käytetä vaan Kiina maksaa koko projektin. Konesali joutuu toimimaan EU säännösten mukaisesti ja tilanteessa että joku Tiktok kielletään EU:sta niin miksi se olisi meille ongelma? Virrat pois jos muu ei auta.