They became trash a few years back. Have never regretted dropping them.

I fully agree. Violate KISS and things will never get to a secure or reliable state. The "web framework" crowd does not seem to know that basic fact.

Just a demo that shows React is crap. Like most "web frameworks" really. Almost all are gross KISS violations and that cannot go well.

The greedy scum will make sure everything goes down.

Wow, arrogant _and_ clueless. Nice!

Indeed. RC4 never got the maturity that anybody competent would have used is. But MS never did "competent".

Yep. MS is decades late and was essentially forced to do this.

Why are they still in business, again? And how are regular developers expected to get it right, when they see messed-up stuff like this made by a major player?

Putting aside the tepid yields, they do call the buyers "investors"

can't imagine doing any kind of "day trading" with such a thing, given lack of variation during a typical day, so that 24/7 availability seems mostly pointless. 5 days of 16 extended hour trading should be good enough for money market etf.

so this crap has a vulnerability . Whoop de do, never heard of it.

all four users in the world are in tears

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Wrong, one gets pages about the CVE, not about what React2Shell is.

Of course I see it, but why didn't the Merriam-Webster's "experts" see it, the current use isn't from "mud" but from pig slop. Are they now zoomers using Wikipedia or chatgpt?

Floods in north Oman from the 1920s onward happened (no records kept before) Rain in the mountains makes floods in the low lying areas. Let's all panic, it's flooding again.

not going to be much use for an alpha emitter in a metal case, even before it was put under water.

On the way to the current popular usage, we had 400 years of it meaning waste from kitchen for animals, particularly for hogs and pigs which of course is still in current use.

My farmer relatives will affirm that "slopping the hogs" is done now

a month ago the JP Morgan analysts were saying BTC couldn't fall below $91K, there would be "natural support" due to the costs of mining.

LOLZ, maybe JPM and investing shouldn't be in the same sentence.