Posted by jpluimers on 2022/02/02
Interesting project at [Wayback] Open Source Insights
Open Source Insights is an experimental project by Google.
Hopefully by now it is supporting more than just npm/golang/maven and by the time it sunsets, other projects take over.
The introduction was some 9 months ago: [Wayback] Introducing the Open Source Insights Project | Google Open Source Blog
Via:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/22
Classic browsers
Going back to in time old web-pages using old web-browsers is fun!
[Archive.is] wayback_exe (@wayback_exe) | Twitter automatically does it for you.
A short introduction is at [Wayback] muffinlabs – @wayback_exe.
There is a playground at [Archive.is] oldweb.today where you can choose which classic browser to use for viewing and what page to view with it.
You can fiddle around with the node.js based code that is available on GitHub: [Wayback/Archive.is] muffinista/wayback_exe: code for twitter bot @wayback_exe
Some screenshots:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/01
Some notes, as I’m looking to a stable, simple to maintain email forwarding system that is also secure and – yes – can cost money.
I need to leave IT-infrastructure behind that is easy to maintain for my heirs.
Some links:
- [Archive.is] mausdompteur 💉 on Twitter: “Email! Yes, Email. Need to Set Email for a domain, basically forward only. Has anyone ever heard of https://t.co/v29TbMXrrl? Is it good? Any alternatives I should consider?”
- [Wayback] The Best Free Email Forwarding Service for Custom Domains | Forward Email
The best open-source and free email forwarding service for custom domains. We do not keep logs nor store emails. We don’t track you. Unlimited aliases, catch-alls, wildcards, API access, and disposable addresses. Built-in support for DKIM, SRS, SPF, ARC, DMARC, and more. No credit card required.
- [Wayback] FAQ | Forward Email has a truckload of information, but the main points for me are these:
What is the max email size limit
We default to a 50MB size limit, which includes content, headers, and attachments. Note that services such as Gmail and Outlook allow only 25MB size limit, and if you exceed the limit when sending to addresses at those providers you will receive an error message.
An error with the proper response code is returned if the file size limit is exceeded.
…
What is the difference between Free and Enhanced Protection
The Free plan requires you to use public DNS records to store your forwarding configuration. Anyone with a computer can lookup your forwarding configuration in a terminal if you are on the Free plan. Unlike the Free plan, the Enhanced Protection plan uses a cryptographically generated random string to store your forwarding configuration privately.
| Free Plan |
Enhanced Protection Plan |
forward-email=user@gmail.com |
forward-email-site-verification=m8d7o8K4Il |
- [Wayback] About | Forward Email with this very important point for me:
Privacy
We have a “zero tolerance policy” privacy policy, which states that we don’t store logs nor emails, and we don’t track users. Our statement clearly states that we do not collect nor store forwarded emails, metadata, server-side nor client-side logs, IP addresses, or browser information.
Only an email address is required to create and configure the Enhanced Protection Plan, which hides DNS email alias information on the free plan through a managed and hosted service.
User’s accounts, domains, and all related information can be permanently deleted at any time by the user.
- [Wayback] Pricing | Forward Email (levels: free / enhanced protection / team / enterprise)
Free email forwarding for domains with features including Custom Domain Email Forwarding, Disposable Addresses, Multiple Recipients, Wildcards, and more!
- It’s open source too (written in JavaScript using Node.js), but running it requires you to keep up with versions and security: [Wayback/Archive.is] forwardemail/free-email-forwarding: The best free email forwarding for custom domains. Visit our website to get started (SMTP server)
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/11/18
What started as [Wayback/Archive] GitHub’s commitment to npm ecosystem security | The GitHub Blog with this qoute:
on November 2 we received a report to our [Wayback/Archive] security bug bounty program of a vulnerability that would allow an attacker to publish new versions of any npm package using an account without proper authorization. …
This vulnerability existed in the npm registry beyond the timeframe for which we have telemetry to determine whether it has ever been exploited maliciously. … the timeframe for which we have available telemetry, which goes back to September 2020 …
This basically means you cannot trust the authenticity of any npm package published through the registry.
It sparked reactions like these:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2019/10/30
[Archive.is] Dixin’s Blog – Use Fiddler with Node.js Fiddler is an useful HTTP proxy debugger on Windows. It would be nice if it can work with Node.js applications. To do this, just need to proxy Node.js requests through Fiddler… on port 8888.
There is a snippet for it at github/Dixin/CodeSnippets/…/fiddler.js (now moved to [WayBack] github.com/Dixin/Blog/…/Blog/Dixin.Nodejs/fiddler.js)
It complements a few posts I’ve written about Fiddler using port 8888 as a proxy before:
–jeroen
via: [WayBack] Use Fiddler with Node JS – CHUA Chee Wee – Google+
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