The SIFT method The SIFT method is “an evaluation strategy developed by digital literacy expert, Mike Caulfield, to help determine whether online content can be trusted for credible or reliable sources of information.” I’m with Simon on this being a useful reference to point folks to and formalizes what I’ve roughly been doing informally for some time now.
Git Notes: git’s coolest, most unloved feature - Tyler Cipriani It would be pretty cool if this feature was given some love. Apparently Forgejo now has first-class support for it.
Regexes Got Good: The History And Future Of Regular Expressions In JavaScript — Smashing Magazine via
Github Profile Header Generator This looks like it could be handy.
Security Alert | NX Compromised to Steal Wallets and Credentials | Semgrep Yet another successful supply chain attack in the npm ecosystem. The use of AI in this case is interesting.
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The future of large files in Git is Git - Tyler Cipriani I’ve so far managed to avoid having to deal with Git LFS so I’m excited to see that the Git team is working on a better solution. In the mean time I’ll have to try the tip that Tyler gives with git partial clone: git clone --filter='blobs:size=100k' <repo>