Give 'em something to chew on (from my nginx reverse proxy) after they conquered your geoblocking:

A classical zip bomb:

location ~* \.php(/|$) {

root /etc/nginx/analyze_THIS;

try_files $uri /10G.php;

types { text/html php; }

add_header Expires "Wed, 11 Jan 1984 05:00:00 GMT";

add_header Content-Encoding gzip;

}

analyze_THIS is a 10GB binary file having all bytes 0x00.

@magicMirror Because the cognitive skills of our management team are on a par with cockroaches, so they always get some unsuspecting devs on a sales pitch call to 'evaluate things'. Which translates to 'Help we are managers in a high tech company but we don' t know shit, please help us savvy tech guys and save our overpaid asses. '

Agent Ransack. Best file searching tool.

RequiredArgsConstructor is extremely useful with Spring. Just declare your fields final and AutoWiring will do the rest. This will pay out when writing unit tests for this Spring component.

@Fast-Nop You are - of course - right. It has always been so. But I have a slight hunch that it is the first symptom of a failing company when the "blame game" begins and all tasks are measured only by the fact that afterwards you are not "to blame".

Walk out backwards.

Install Docker in Linux. Docker4Win is an abomination. Btw went to Mint about 6 month ago. Will never go back. VS Code as IDE is all you need.

Spotify also FUCKING SUCKS on playing audio books. There is NO FREAKING option to jump to the chapter where you left off.

@mishaor it boils down to the requirement that a resource id in a GET has to be obfuscated. Salting and hashing would have done the trick but nah, they designed a dragon involving two databases, keycloak and a message queue.

console.log("11"+1)
111
console.log("11"-1)
10

Well well well, what have we here? Operator underload?

switched to gradle minded company. my life sux now. how can anyone think this pos tool supports or results in a maintainable build process