jlericson
Re:OpenSSL 4.0.0
on Friday April 17, 2026 @12:53PM (#47807959)
Correct. 3.5 (the current LTS) included QUIC support: https://openssl.foundation/news/the-features-of-3-5-external...
How the OpenSSL community was built on Heartbleed [video]
Re:
on Tuesday April 22, 2025 @11:59AM (#43763655)
OpenSSL 3.5 includes post-quantum cryptography algorithms and this blog post explains why.
OpenSSL 3.5 will be the next long term stable (LTS) release
Re-opening donation opportunities to OpenSSL Foundation
I broke a client's site without getting fired
Building a community platform: Stack Overflow
Replace Vlookup with Index(Match())
Why badges were changed on Stack Overflow (2019)
Don't Overfocus on Implicit Bias
Stack Overflow laying off more community managers
Stack Overflow's strike is over: But its problems persist
Re:Stack Overflow's CEO Doesn't Understand Stack Overflow
on Thursday July 27, 2023 @12:37PM (#36896187)
Author here and I agree actually. The quote was the first thing I wrote and I never went back to consider if it still made sense for the post as a whole. Given the title (which is maybe more combative than I intended?) I don't think I need it. I'm planning on watching the CEO's announcement today and updating the post. Unless there's a better use for the quote, it'll be gone in the next edit. Thanks for the feedback!
Stack Overflow's CEO Doesn't Understand Stack Overflow
Why AI is a problem on Stack Overflow
Why the Stack Overflow Data Dump Was at Risk
What Stack Overflow is telling employees about the strike
Re:Stack Overflow Moderation Strike Update
on Monday June 12, 2023 @01:09AM (#36288685)
That's . . . not a bad analogy. Only instead of 100 homes (like the condo I lived in with an HOA) imagine thousands of people complaining about their neighbors each day. Sometimes it's the ticky tack lawn nonsense and sometimes it's a leaky water heater flooding the neighbor. (The second happened to my neighbor. Unfortunately, it was my water heater.) Until you understand the scale of what the SO moderators were doing, it's easy to call them "entitled".
But I know it's hard to drum up sympathy for mods (or HOA boards).
Re:Stack Overflow Moderation Strike Update
on Sunday June 11, 2023 @10:19PM (#36287734)
I agree with the first sentence, but unfortunately ChatGPT does a pretty good job with that particular two word prompt.
Re:Stack Overflow Moderation Strike Update
on Sunday June 11, 2023 @09:57PM (#36287616)
I don't know why you say "entitled moderators". If you send any time with them, you'll quickly see the vast majority of the job is drudgery. You wouldn't say "entitled janitors" would you?
Stack Overflow Moderation Strike Update
How's the Stack Overflow strike going?
Why I'm signing the Stack Overflow strike letter
Re:Stack Exchange Moderator Strike
on Wednesday May 31, 2023 @06:01PM (#36144972)
Yeah... that's not it. I used to handle escalation tickets on SO and we were handling tickets from the EU years before I joined. Also, that's not how any of this works.
Stack Exchange Moderator Strike
ChatGPT can code: How terrifying is this development?
Re:How's Business at Stack Overflow?
on Friday May 19, 2023 @11:21AM (#36003015)
I only saw this detail after I wrote the post. Here's a primary source: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dalecook_opentowork-activity-...
Re:How's Business at Stack Overflow?
on Friday May 19, 2023 @11:02AM (#36002790)
The key word is "average". I'm assuming the former Enterprise customers (large companies like banks who pay for many, many users) are folded into the Teams product now. In any case, a few big customers will skew the average. I'd be interested in median, but that would be a lot less impressive in the annual report.
Re:How's Business at Stack Overflow?
on Friday May 19, 2023 @10:48AM (#36002626)
Ooooooh. You gotta install an add-in to make it work. Example: https://workspace.google.com/marketplace/app/code_blocks/100...