> 3. I didn't have a 2D printer at home, tried to 3D print the shipping label

This sentence really captures the absurdity of this story.

Could have 3D printed a pen holder for the 3D printer and then used the 3D printer as a plotter to write the address on a sticker or the envelope itself.

Right?

Do they even specify which types are blocked?

“The proof is left as an exercise …”

Istio is not a k8s orchestration layer though

Looks interesting, thanks for sharing

Monokai feels like home. I always return to it

and the tarnished security of those products

Not a silly or useless idea at all. Ive seen a custom built ORM that parsed a CEL-like syntax into a SQL query using a query builder. It was pretty nifty. The use-case was to allow users to craft arbitrary queries on a data-driven application.

Who remembers the christmas easter egg fiasco? https://blog.shunliang.io/frontend/2018/12/25/the-ant-design...

I worked in an oil & gas company when that happened. Luckily, we had no customers in the Middle East at that time

I was on a different timezone on holiday, and I got woken up with some panic/anger calls direct from the CEO that we had been hacked. It took several hours of deep-diving, calling up security, backend, frontend engineers until we realized this behavior was due to the UI library.

The mind boggles, how someone thought this was a good idea.

The reason I moved off antd.

Exactly. Raivo OTP iOS app was sold last year and recently pushed an update that deleted all users codes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40523411. Very suspicious