❤️ Thank you @bagder for maintaining #curl since 1998. What would we do without it, how long would it take us, and what code quality would those solutions have without you? Thank you so much! ❤️

...and how on earth would people be able to check the weather forecast without curl? 😉

(Please join me in thanking Daniel, and let others here on the #Fediverse know about your favourite ways of using #curl )

No sé si lo saqué de aquí, de algún canal de Telegram, o de dónde. Pero este curso gratuito y DESCARGABLE para hacer el #mantenimiento de tu #bicicleta es gloria bendita:

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1f6_IaE5cXXJ3Vo_K9Y2oUD1_V0mEsT_b/1-dEROtZG1SFW3IE4_wVhGA8mwNAfsDPx/19IuDFvGaQ6y6xI_akB9kAQbKQjymgtro?usp=sharing&sort=13&direction=a

"React2Shell: anatomía de una vulnerabilidad histórica en React Server Components"

https://blog.elhacker.net/2025/12/vulnerabilidad-rce-react2shell.html

"Todo lo que el navegador web revela por defecto sin que lo sepas"

https://blog.elhacker.net/2025/12/todo-lo-que-el-navegador-web-revela-por-defecto-sin-que-lo-sepas.html

I think one of the underrated things about LLMs for coding is that they make writing code on a mobile phone massively more feasible

I can build small but useful pieces of software entirely on my phone now - without even needing to pay full attention, so it's compatible with being out in the world

I knock out small tools on my phone several times a week now, but my most ambitious phone coding project is still this one https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jul/17/vibe-scraping/

SSH brute force login attempts 🤣 It is time to hide your ssh port behind a vpn? I say, disable password based login and only use the 2FA protected ssh keys based login and ensure TCP/port 22 is rate limited.

I've more tips for you. Read: OpenSSH Server Best Security Practices https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-unix-bsd-openssh-server-best-practices.html if you want to protect yourself from such attacks.