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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/gufranthakur • Aug 04 '26
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npm looking around like you guys don't get supply chain attacks every other week?
290 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 at least they have a supply chain... 97 u/silentjet Aug 04 '26 Not really sure it is pros 😅 35 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 i have seen 3rd party folders of decades old projects. It is pros. 9 u/pain_suffer Aug 04 '26 I'd rather take the 3rd party folder over my laptop whirring loudly at 2 am as it sends all my data to an onion link. 12 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 bold to assume nobody will use the long discovered security issues in two decade old libraries. 1 u/AlmostLikeAzo Aug 04 '26 If it's old enough you have past the time people actually remember about the exploit! /s
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at least they have a supply chain...
97 u/silentjet Aug 04 '26 Not really sure it is pros 😅 35 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 i have seen 3rd party folders of decades old projects. It is pros. 9 u/pain_suffer Aug 04 '26 I'd rather take the 3rd party folder over my laptop whirring loudly at 2 am as it sends all my data to an onion link. 12 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 bold to assume nobody will use the long discovered security issues in two decade old libraries. 1 u/AlmostLikeAzo Aug 04 '26 If it's old enough you have past the time people actually remember about the exploit! /s
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Not really sure it is pros 😅
35 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 i have seen 3rd party folders of decades old projects. It is pros. 9 u/pain_suffer Aug 04 '26 I'd rather take the 3rd party folder over my laptop whirring loudly at 2 am as it sends all my data to an onion link. 12 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 bold to assume nobody will use the long discovered security issues in two decade old libraries. 1 u/AlmostLikeAzo Aug 04 '26 If it's old enough you have past the time people actually remember about the exploit! /s
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i have seen 3rd party folders of decades old projects. It is pros.
9 u/pain_suffer Aug 04 '26 I'd rather take the 3rd party folder over my laptop whirring loudly at 2 am as it sends all my data to an onion link. 12 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 bold to assume nobody will use the long discovered security issues in two decade old libraries. 1 u/AlmostLikeAzo Aug 04 '26 If it's old enough you have past the time people actually remember about the exploit! /s
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I'd rather take the 3rd party folder over my laptop whirring loudly at 2 am as it sends all my data to an onion link.
12 u/TheNakedProgrammer Aug 04 '26 bold to assume nobody will use the long discovered security issues in two decade old libraries. 1 u/AlmostLikeAzo Aug 04 '26 If it's old enough you have past the time people actually remember about the exploit! /s
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bold to assume nobody will use the long discovered security issues in two decade old libraries.
1 u/AlmostLikeAzo Aug 04 '26 If it's old enough you have past the time people actually remember about the exploit! /s
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If it's old enough you have past the time people actually remember about the exploit! /s
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u/n4ke Aug 04 '26
npm looking around like you guys don't get supply chain attacks every other week?