@danielsiepmann @MarcusSchwemer
fun fact, release/artifact attestation already is a thing, just not enforced.
@danielsiepmann @MarcusSchwemer
fun fact, release/artifact attestation already is a thing, just not enforced.
Live now on Twitch, playing some Minecraft together with https://x.com/JaxOffTV (Stream mostly in German)
@lio YOOOO, congrats!
@volpeon mostly...not everywhere though
@MarcusSchwemer the thing is: if it happens this often, the service provider should step in with mitigations as well.
Just "it's the maintainers fault" doesn't work if millions of users (and systems) are at stake.
Adding a third factor, like signatures etc. is probably what's next.
I wonder if we get a response from NPM on all the package compromises at some point + what their idea is to mitigate those.
Reset the counter, NPM packages have once again been compromised!
https://thehackernews.com/2025/09/40-npm-packages-compromised-in-supply.html
@Tabby was a bit scary to see you just disappear like that, but we already talked about that.
Good to hear you are doing better though :3
Ordered a new keyboard after mine turned into a spicy pillow container at the beginning of the week
the alarms certainly worked!
it has been 0 days since a major spearfishing attack has been announced in the Node.js ecosystem!
https://www.heise.de/news/Grosser-Angriff-auf-node-js-10637088.html
my unlucky streak continues: my wireless keyboard that I took with me to the code sprint turned into a spicy pillow
This has been topped by: Arriving at destination hotel without a booking being reserved for me, which is honestly a bigger shock moment than train issues.
(situation has been sorted for now)
Rare DB moment: We're arriving too early so we need to wait to let another train pass.
GitHub: "a new enhancement, the profile menu is now a dropdown"
ah, so as it was a few years ago, before you turned it into a collapsible overlapping sidebar?
@Weirdaholic @gvwilson I talked with Greg yesterday
huh, Steam is not running silky smooth today, is it? :^)
@catsalad CatBait!
Now that Retrospring is over, I'm going to use GitHub less (unless for FOSS commitments and work stuff)
So, I'm slowly migrating my projects to Codeberg