Adrian Mouat

Adrian Mouat

@adrianmouat.com

Technical community advocate at Chainguard. Bad guitarist. He/him.

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details leaked. this vulnerability is a full unauthenticated unconditional remote code execution exploit against any service running on a PHP version from 5.4 until latest yeah if anything deserves CVSS 11, this is it. this is CATACLYSMICALLY bad.

nightshade →home, for now@nightshade.technology

oh it's bad. oh it's BAD bad. oh this is CATASTROPHIC, drop-whatever-you're-doing-and-patch-NOW levels of bad cert.europa.eu/publications...

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🧐 Cindy is one of the smartest people in the industry when it comes to deep understanding of tech and process and communicating ideas clearly so it it's interesting to see this contribution drop.

Cindy Sridharan@copyconstruct.bsky.social

Just popping in here to link to something I blogged (after a 4 year hiatus) How to effectively debug with agents when you no longer read or understand the code A debugging framework that doesn’t rely on human knowledge of code to get to the “root cause” copyconstruct.medium.com/how-to-effec...

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I wouldn't use "vulnpocalypse" right now, as people have since started talking about "human extinction". That is not what I meant at all -- I'm talking about an explosion in vulns and possible impacts on industry and infrastructure, not the end of us!

Got to wonder where all this ends. What will OSS look like in a year?

Vitest@vitest.dev

We are updating our AI Policy to reduce maintenance stress. All pull requests are now automatically closed, unless they are created by maintainers or users from an approved list of contributors. The PR is not lost. If the team decides the change is worth pursuing, we will reopen it.

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📝 I could just share a link to Marques Brownlee’s video and say, “Hey I thought this was good. You might too.” But turns out I had a lot I wanted to say and think through, so it turned into a blog post. blog.jim-nielsen.com/2026/dear-so...

blog.jim-nielsen.comDear Software MakersMarques Brownlee just released a video essay titled “Dear YouTube” . I loved it. He talks about how YouTube is going to start shipping this new feature where…

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The last time building software sped up ~10x (early 2000s, the agile movement), a massive interest in automated testing followed almost immediately (unit tests, TDD, XP etc) Today, building software sped up 10x, easily: and a similar massive interest in automated testing + verification is following

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"Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them." Popper

zeu@zeu.dev

a reminder that i got called slurs for saying that linux is what they call “woke” and that DHH isn’t a good guy. do NOT normalize bigots in our tech communities. it isn’t political, it’s just human decency. retract all omarchy funding. be good.

For years now, I've been unable to read straight fiction. I used to read lots of books and "literature", especially stuff from all time lists etc. Now I almost exclusively read sci-fi and fantasy, with the odd bit of non-fiction thrown in (but not bios).

I guess this is just the need for escapism, but it's amazingly strong. Like, I might manage to force myself to read a few pages of a novel, but then I have to give up. It's almost painful.

Has anyone had a similar experience? I actually stopped reading books completely for a while until I realised sci-fi and fantasy were fine (both enjoyable and helped me).

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I've been on an AT Protocol podcast binge and I know tons of people hate it here and hate the devs and think the focus should be building something that's just like Twitter but tuned to the hater's particular tastes, but, man, what's getting built has me optimistic about the future of the internet.