what do anons think of fonts? i was trying to find a good font for english and japanese but it's quite hard and fonts are kind of retarded and hard to understand

>>106529541
Fonts are unironically bloat

>>106529725
it doesnt help that default fonts are shit and utf8 exists

There's been a supply chain attack on NPM but it looks a bit dumb:

https://www.theregister.com/2025/09/08/dev_falls_for_phishing_email/

Apparently you can run this in an NPM project directory to check if you're affected (you must install ripgrep first - all this is doing is searching files for a hex value found in the malware):

rg -uu --max-columns=80 --glob '*.js' _0x112fa8 

Source: https://github.com/chalk/chalk/issues/656#issuecomment-3266880534

The malware looks a bit dumb. I think it only works in a browser. If I understand it right, a dev would need to install one of the infected packages, then bundle that into their front-end or browser extension, which would then have to be published and downloaded by users. Then a user would access that front-end or use that browser extension on their own machine. Then if that user tries to initiate a crypto transaction, in a browser tab where the compromised JS is running, the compromised JS will try to intercept that transaction and redirect it towards an address owned by the attackers.

somebody make a new thread and report this one for literal furfaggotry
it is often that OP is a fag, but in this time it is off the charts

>>106530578
You can make a new thread if you want. Or I can but not right now because I'm doing shit

Can free Cloudflare tier cache my shit from S3?

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Why are these threads so dead?

>>106532043
Because we're all busy making the next Facebook

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Is there a way to "varnish" things with CSS?
Like I want things to glow but the glow has to be relative to -- for example to the position of the mouse or or the object on the screen.
I assume vanilla CSS can not do this and some javascript will be needed but I'm not sure how to start with this.

Why is there so little info/videos on cloudflare R2?

>SEX WITH AROS KITTY
>SEX WITH AROS KITTY

>>106533585
tsmt

How do you approach validation in Go? I have a HTML form and I show the user errors. Before I pass input to my service later I do simple validation making sure fields aren't empty or retarded values. But in my DB I have FKs, UNIQUE, NOT NULL, and other constraints. What's the most idiomatic way of showing those errors to the user in Go?

Currently in each INSERT or upsert I check the returned code and classify what constraint it is. Problem is usually I don't know what constraint is violated.

What I have done so far is create in my repo generic errors: ErrConstraint, ErrNorNull, ErrFK, etc. And in my service layers depending on the repo error I return something like ErrBadTitle which my handler then goes and sets a map of errors "title" to something like "Title already in use". Any advice because this seems stupidly over complicated. I'm considering just wrapping errors and show that to the user, but they can look ugly (unless I create a helper to format the wrapped errors into something presentable, any advice?)

don't bump this thread, report it and make a new one