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Jason Scott

@textfiles.com

Seeing Slashdot fail to mention the PHP or CA vulnerabilities on their front page

21/10/26, 2:39 pm2 reposts45 likes

nickhalfasleep.bsky.social

@nickhalfasleep.bsky.social

Naked… and Petrified.

Eamonn

@eamonnmr.bsky.social

Damn they still exist?

Forums Bluejay

@coffeejones.bsky.social

ownership changed hands a few times, now part of sourceforge it's kinda funny how they have this "Today In Slashdot" section where you can be reminded how they had 20x the comments per story a decade or two ago

Eamonn

@eamonnmr.bsky.social

incidentally I feel like 'the free state project' being a hit on slashdot in 2002 was a missed warning sign

alphamule.bsky.social

@alphamule.bsky.social

Damn, sourceforge still exists?

tobozo

@tobozo.eurosky.social

tech.slashdot.org/story/26/10/...

tech.slashdot.orgPHP Warns It Plans To Release 2 Emergency Patches Imminently - SlashdotAn anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Website admins, brace yourselves. Fixes for what are believed to be uncommonly severe vulnerabilities are scheduled to drop in a little more than...

mysteryclock.bsky.social

@mysteryclock.bsky.social

Looks like they did post the PHP thing...16 minutes ago (11am EDT). Still nothing on the CA debacle, from what I can tell. Full disclosure: I have a 4-digit Slashdot ID, so this meme hits hard for me, having seen it from the very beginning.

(Evil) Ashley Blewer 🎃

@ashleyblewer.com

I used and then had to explain the phrase "getting slash-dotted" yesterday, feeling absolutely ancient

Grimmtooth

@grimmtooth.bsky.social

I didn't even know they had a 'front page', just subsisting on their RSS feed for as long as I've had an RSS feed. Shows how much I know, I guess.

Grant b

@glarblblarbl.bsky.social