CVE 10.0 is bonkers for a project this widely used
React is widely used, react server components not so much.
Readit Newsrs_rs_rs_rs_rs commented on RCE Vulnerability in React and Next.js github.com/vercel/next.js... · Posted by u/rayhaanj
rs_rs_rs_rs_rs commented on I think nobody wants AI in Firefox, Mozilla manualdousuario.net/en/mo... · Posted by u/rpgbr
People say Mozilla should try to make Firefox better to steal back usage from Chrome and then they say stuff like "nobody want AI in Firefox". Like it or not, AI it's here and if you want your browser to reach more users some AI will be required.
This one is before my time, but I remember the blaster worm very clearly.
That time before shutdown popup is forever etched into my memory.
rs_rs_rs_rs_rs commented on PlanetScale Offering $5 Databases planetscale.com/blog/5-do... · Posted by u/ryanvogel
A bit of unsolicited advice:
This post is the first time I've heard of your company and your blog post interested me.
When proprietors go to the mat in the comment section, I immediately lose any interest in patronizing them.
Your loss, Planetscale is an amazing product.
rs_rs_rs_rs_rs commented on PlanetScale Offering $5 Databases planetscale.com/blog/5-do... · Posted by u/ryanvogel
Databricks Neon [1] has a free tier for their Postgres service. Neon's strength that allows them to offer a free tier lies in their serverless, cloud-native PostgreSQL architecture with a separation of storage and compute resources. This allows Neon to scale compute to zero automatically when the database is idle.
[1] https://neon.com
>This allows Neon to scale compute to zero
It sure does scale to zero alright...
rs_rs_rs_rs_rs commented on A worker fell into a nuclear reactor pool nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-co... · Posted by u/nvahalik
Did a coal miner write this comment?
Worse, an environmentalist.
rs_rs_rs_rs_rs commented on Migrating from AWS to Hetzner digitalsociety.coop/posts... · Posted by u/pingoo101010
It's really dismissive and frankly quite ignorant to have an attitude that just because a product doesn't have a massive AWS bill it's a toy project.
It's a rotten attitude, and judging a projects worth by an AWS bill is a very poor comparator. I could spin up a massive aws bill doing some pointless machine learning workloads, is that suddenly a valid project in your eyes?
>I could spin up a massive aws bill doing some pointless machine learning workloads, is that suddenly a valid project in your eyes?
Can you spin it on a AWS competitor for a fraction of a cost? Absolutely yes I would be interested in reading about it!
rs_rs_rs_rs_rs commented on Migrating from AWS to Hetzner digitalsociety.coop/posts... · Posted by u/pingoo101010
You got me with the title and I was curious at first but then I got to the part where it shows the bill and realized this is just toy project.
Amazing DE, daily driving KDE(Kubuntu) on my desktop for couple of years now and I can't imagine anything better.
rs_rs_rs_rs_rs commented on How Europe crushes innovation economist.com/europe/2025... · Posted by u/taylorbuley
How does the cost of the Brussels administration compare to, say, the US federal administration? A spot-checked LLM answer tells me, as fraction of GDP:
- EU: 1%
- US: 24%
- China: 35%
That is quite a favourable comparison for Europe, I'd say.
EDIT if anything, staring at these numbers, one might conclude the EU is not spending enough in general, in particular on innovation. Quite the stark contrast to being a money grab, IMO.
Comparison does not work, EU does very little compared to what the US/China administrations do, you'll have to add the cost of all the countries administration too.