My favorite dessert is a chocolate brownie. You can’t go wrong with that.
Favorite desert? Well I grew up in a deserty place so I’m kinda sick of them. I really love rain and snow for a reason. Back home rain was a break from the heat. I can’t believe people consider rain bad weather. Answer: nome.
Well it’s a nice round day isn’t it? Days twice the months, both divisible by 5. It’s a shame my birth year had to mess it up with a 2001 instead of 2000.
Mid twenties
Not much other than eating way to much sugar. I microwaved some frozen cake my brother bought me and played some video games:D
I never had a pet! If I could afford it and didn’t live in an apartment, I might get a Papillon dog. Those dogs with the giant cute ears
Whenever I’m asked this as a security question, I always put “null”. Why are security questions even a thing lol
They did not gain access to the db. They just inserted some garbage data that due to a bug in my code caused a background worker to try to insert some invalid data to the db and fail on loop, hogging network resources until eventually the main server couldn’t serve anymore.
When I say their email is confirmed, I mean the email they used to sign up is presumably one they have access to because they clicked on the confirmation link with a token sent to their email. The data they inserted is tied to that account with a foreign key.
No SQL injection or anything like that was done. It was more them triggering a bug more than anything. But it’s still clearly intentional because the data they inserted is spam about forex trading with no spaces (which is what caused the error, long story). My code is open source so presumably they knew that would happen.
What do you mean? If their email is confirmed, then I assume only they have access to it. Is there something I’m missing?
But can you prove those db entries were created by that user?
Good point. The db entries are linked to the user, but I guess one could argue that was changed after the fact. The db logs are still around but that might not be enough.
Why would it be silly?
I don’t know. I just feel like it would be an overreaction. Especially since they technically exploited a bug in my own code.
There is. The db entries are still there, linked to their username and email. I’m not gonna report it obviously. That’d be silly
It’s not a university project. I’m obviously not gonna report it to anyone.
The logs were deleted but the database entries remain, tied to their username and confirmed email.
It’s a hobby project. I’m an amateur dev I know. I’m not even mad at them, they helped me catch a bug. Cool ur tits
I do.
I don’t like bones and cartilage. Only meat I eat is ground.
The people who say there’s no activity tend to be lurkers and they mean post activity not comments.
If you’re on a big community that’s usually not a problem but for the small ones it is. If you have a hobby, then chances are its biggest lemmy community still doesn’t see enough new activity to feel alive.
Ouch. How fast were you walking lol?
We’ve been burnt before
Cockroaches. It was bad. They were everywhere. You couldn’t open a door without them falling from the cracks in the doorframe on your face.
Boric acid is what helped as recommended by reddit. We used to clean, and spray with Pyrethrins before that but that only kills the visible ones. Most of the roaches are in their holes and you’ll never reach them like that.
What’s great about boric acid is that it kills slowly meaning they can infect each other before they die in a chain reaction. They infect even the hidden ones when they go groom each other.
So clean the area, dry it, then just spread the powder where they usually hang out. It’ll take a week to notice any effects. Apply again if area gets wet.
Another great thing is unless you ingest a huge amount or inhale it in your lungs, boric acid is mostly safe for humans. Unlike the sprays which always gave us symptoms.
That’s amazing. You should write a book lol.
Were you let in?
Mehhh hackers schmackers I’ll be fine :P