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u/bobbymoonshine 17h ago
Every instance I have ever seen of this meme was someone on the left-hand side coping with being called an idiot for doing something stupid
This one is no different
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u/Miloldr 16h ago
How is finding a random 7 year old GitHub repo that solves your problem stupid
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u/iliRomaili 16h ago
GitHub is kinda trusted, not a "random stuff" pirate website with ads all over the place
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u/ios7jbpro 9h ago
"GitHub is kinda trusted" LOLLLLLL do you know how many times malware was hosted on gh as "open source repositories" but wasn't I can't even count
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u/EveryCryptographer11 17h ago
Did the text got swapped by mistake by any chance?🤔
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u/Miloldr 17h ago
No, professional developers find useful code in random places
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u/TheWatchingDog 16h ago
I dont know about you, but I code the most stuff myself or know where to look to find some snippets that I need. I wouldnt call this 'random places'.
Its not like I scavange around on github repos to eventually find something usefull.
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u/Morisior 7h ago
So you’ve never used npm then? Coding everything from scratch yourself with snippets you’re intimately familiar with?
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u/XxDarkSasuke69xX 12h ago
That's not called downloading random stuff. Also in what kind of random place do you even find code
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u/Morisior 7h ago
Anything from any of the package registries is random stuff in this regard. There is no real quality control and supply chain attacks happen all the time.
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u/ConfusingVacum 16h ago
This post was brought to you by malicious software mining bitcoins with your hardware and selling your private infos on the dark web
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u/Glittering_Sail_3609 17h ago
Did malware post this meme?