[F] [mOved] Mon langage est mieux que le tien - Page 167

robinHood (./4980) :
visiblement il y eu un choix à faire et les deux en concurrence directe au début, soit java direct, soit un nouveau langage plus accessible
pour éviter que seuls les dev pro puissent produire des choses ils sont partis sur le langage scripté de Eich

https://www.reddit.com/r/dotnet/comments/15ljdcc/does_moq_in_its_latest_version_extract_and_send/
So, I've just updated Moq (https://github.com/moq/moq) in one of our projects, and got a warning after a rebuild about me not having installed a GitHub Sponsors app.

After a bit of investigation, it looks like Moq, starting from version 4.20, does include a .NET analyzer that scans your local git config on build, gets your email address and sends it to some service hosted in Azure to check whether or not you're a sponsor. This blog post has some more details:

SponsorLink: trying something new-ish for OSS sustainabilityDaniel CazzulinoOpen source sustainability is a tricky topic. I would kindly refer you to the thoughtful post by Eric Sink and Six Labors’s license change post. Suffice to say, we all struggle to make this a sustainable proposition where we can dedicate full-time to the projects we love. Also, there doesn’t seem to be a perfect answer for all scenarios, so there’s always pros and cons. With that in mind, let me introduce you to SponsorLink. GitHub Sponsors GitHub Sponsors is a fantastic thing. I’m quite convinced it’s a step in the right direction, with availability throughout most of the world,...

That is a bit scary. I've read about such supply chain attack vectors in the past, but just updating a project and suddenly noticing such a data extraction was unexpected.

Jesus H Christ this is a bad idea. A sha256 of an email is good, EXCEPT THAT EMAILS ARE NOT FUCKING RANDOM. The search space is remarkably small, and for businesses that have alias naming policies (like first 3 of first name + last name @ business.com) your search space is just ultra ultra small. And the targets are very high value.

all spammers need to do is query these storage accounts to see if a name resolves or not. This is massive information disclosure.

Open source projects like this need more sponsorship. But this is a really, really bad idea that could even open up the dev to lawsuits.

vince (./4990) :
on peut pas exiger des mainteneurs qu'ils le fassent gratos toute leur vie

vince (./4990) :
Et j'imagine que dans la longue liste de mecs qui lui disent qu'il faut pas faire ça y'en a pas un qui lui suggère de solution pour devenir "rentable"...

vince (./4990) :
Après, c'est comme l'histoire (la première) avec npm où un mec tout seul se tappait la maintenance d'un composant essentiel sans jamais avoir la moindre reconnaissance/rémunération... on peut pas exiger des mainteneurs qu'ils le fassent gratos toute leur vie, ils ont même pas les applau à 20h !

Et j'imagine que dans la longue liste de mecs qui lui disent qu'il faut pas faire ça y'en a pas un qui lui suggère de solution pour devenir "rentable"...

Brunni (./4993) :
Changement de licence pour quoi ?

Any python code that is not in focus runs twice as slowStack OverflowInitially, I encountered this problem while learning YoloV8. At the start of training, while the window was in focus, each epoch took 7 seconds, however, after switching the window on the browser (no

Starting from the 12th generation, Intel has two types of core architecture - performance and energy-efficient. So the system works like an idiot - performance cores work only when focusing. Although they claimed that they have a special Thread Director technology in Windows 11 that manages cores very well but in fact it gives all the performance to the focus window

To solve this problem, you need to run Vs Code (or any other process) as an administrator

Zeph (./4998) :
C'est vrai ça ? Pke si oui, ça veut dire qu'il y a un sacré gain de performance à rattraper sur pas mal de choses, surtout quand on développe

Setting the priority of the process in the task manager to "high" doesn't change the behavior, and the power plan is already set to "high performance" (min. and max. CPU performance at 100. It's a regular PC with an Intel 13900K CPU, not a laptop, running Windows 11 with the latest updates as of this day.