I have had family member who had their identity stolen for many years and it kept on going, it's super frustrating.
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I have had family member who had their identity stolen for many years and it kept on going, it's super frustrating.
This is just a quick sql query to look for the DOI number pattern mentioned in any comment on repositories:
https://play.clickhouse.com/play?user=play#c2VsZWN0IHJlcG9fb...
``` select repo_name,event_type,body from github_events where event_type in ('IssueCommentEvent','IssuesEvent','PullRequestEvent','PullRequestReviewCommentEvent') and match (body,'.10\.\d{4,9}\/[-\._;()\/:A-Z0-9]+.') limit 10 ```
perhaps you can extend on that :)
(Pull request is in ... it should be deployed on Monday and you can use https://clickhouse.com/install.sh ). Love the feedbacks, please keep them coming!
;)
Download clickhouse: curl https://clickhouse.com/ | sh
Check out documentation for git-import: ./clickhouse git-import --help
Then the tool can be run directly inside the git repository. It will collect data like commits, file changes and changes of every line in every file for further analysis. It works well even on largest repositories like Linux or Chromium.
Example of a trivial query:
SELECT author AS k, count() AS c FROM line_changes WHERE file_extension IN ('h', 'cpp') GROUP BY k ORDER BY c DESC LIMIT 20
Example of some non-trivial query - a matrix of authors, how much code of one author is removed by another:
SELECT k, written_code.c, removed_code.c, round(removed_code.c * 100 / written_code.c) AS remove_ratio FROM ( SELECT author AS k, count() AS c FROM line_changes WHERE sign = 1 AND file_extension IN ('h', 'cpp') AND line_type NOT IN ('Punct', 'Empty') GROUP BY k ) AS written_code INNER JOIN ( SELECT prev_author AS k, count() AS c FROM line_changes WHERE sign = -1 AND file_extension IN ('h', 'cpp') AND line_type NOT IN ('Punct', 'Empty') AND author != prev_author GROUP BY k ) AS removed_code USING (k) WHERE written_code.c > 1000 ORDER BY c DESC LIMIT 500
This would be a really nice tool to reference to when people share their findings about malicious python packages being uploaded to pypi... take this one as example https://clickpy.clickhouse.com/dashboard/cobo-python-api
After looking through some of these malicious packages using your tool, I noticed a trend.. The malicious package usually targets high download count packages and create something similar so the moment they are uploaded, they start getting high number of download... perhaps it can be used as indicator.
But reading online... I see why Glycinate maybe better for some XD:
> "This form of magnesium is less likely to have a laxative effect than magnesium citrate"
I don't disagree with the rest but talking from my own personal experience, taking magnesium had almost an immediate effect on me but perhaps it's not the same for everyone.
Totally agree that there are other factors that may contribute to muscle soreness but I think taking magnesium is a good, harmless experiment if you have not tried. Also perhaps you may find other potential answers reading through some of the responses here :) Good luck mate!
It should take you no less than 10 minutes ;)
"The carbon-free rigs will pack 50 kilos of hydrogen zapped from water using electricity from the refinery’s dedicated solar power plant."
hence __green__ hydrogen.
On the contrary, I think storing energy in hydrogen has more potential in long term compare to lithium or any other type of batteries that rely on ores we need to dig up, refine and dump as waste after a couple of years, no?
https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2022/04/29/two-sizes-fit-most-...
Lots of IoC base on DNS as well so that is out of the windows since the malicious traffic is inside TLS...:-/
On the "should I tell my boss" note, I would do that after trying everything else and ask whether it is possible to take temporary 1 week off without pay to get yourself back on track. Since you barely know your boss, I think you should not focus on how it affects your work yet and just explain how it affects your family everybody has family so I think your boss would resonate.
I like to look at it this way, you are hired because you have the skill and proved to be better than other candidates and the company took time and effort to find you, I trust that they will want to work with you through this instead of abandoning you.
Last but not least, I find that for every job, you feel a little loss at first but to truly integrate and feel like you are part of the team is to start having some wins (big or small) so you should look around, find taks that you can accomplish or want to learn/work on and actively request to do those. It will help boosting your confident and make working more fun imo.
was wondering how he protects his site _SESSION and it turned out to be quite interesting as the /back/index.php file that set the session (https://github.com/millworks/miter/blob/d8553b991c6e96cbc71b...) is protected with good old basic auth trick (probably apache or .htaccess setting) - simple and effective for personal use.