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Looked in spam folder today and the subject "APC Based manuscript submissions" caught my eye.
I'm not in the journal publishing space so I've not seen such outreach before but I'd guess it might be common. Nor am I in the want to/must publish somewhere that looks like an academic journal space so as to be spammed by Article Processing Charge collector journals/businesses (though won't be surprised if I see such everywhere starting now).
RE: https://social.coop/@mako/116277827341287780
Wiktionary as the hero is the least taboo topic in the world for me. Infotaining papers, recommended to all.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@gvwilson/116194035929260912
Elegant and laudable post. I rate it 99. For 100, the word "tax". However, I'm not complaining as despite taxation/pricing of scarcity and pollution including cognitive (eg ads) being no-brainer ingredients, people in some combination hate, reject, and are ignorant of them (both taxes and prices), i.e., "still don’t know how to make it happen."
@oldguycrusty @GitHubSecurityLab not brute force; kind of a subtle javascript promises usage bug https://github.blog/security/how-to-scan-for-vulnerabilities-with-github-security-labs-open-source-ai-powered-framework/#h-signing I'm pretty sure this is the fix https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat/pull/38118/files#diff-02105acda1e5f89d9d8350266e9323bc8a92566fd96b91905bddd3b3af8e929bR18 ... the login with any password was to a supporting microservice not the main app, presumably that's how it had not been noticed in at least the 4 years since the microservice was split out (based on skimming git blame).
(I just happened to have read the post, may've misunderstood myself, take with grain of salt!)
Reminded of this thread by Modular posting a "Senior Open Source Community Engineer" role https://www.modular.com/company/career-post?am9icG9zdDon6uIm3EDCAer6e0t4GByV&gh_jid=am9icG9zdDon6uIm3EDCAer6e0t4GByV
They have also reiterated many times a commitment to open source the compiler in 2026...looking forward to it.
