as a security precaution I am now running all Eleventy projects submitted through support channels via a Virtual Machine (Ubuntu on VirtualBox)
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I regret to inform you that discretion is now optional
@zachleat I don’t want to be presumptive in one direction or the other because look around, but: satire or…?
to be clear, the risk of someone phishing my npm credentials is *much* lower than the risk of “can you take a look at this Eleventy project that isn’t working quite right (and also contains malware, intentionally or not)”
to be clear, the risk of someone phishing my npm credentials is *much* lower than the risk of “can you take a look at this Eleventy project that isn’t working quite right (and also contains malware, intentionally or not)”
@zachleat I found that GitHub Codespaces were a great way to run public reproduction repos for this exact reason. Just open the repo and click the button.
@dstaley to be clear running any code on my computer is a huge mistake (malicious or not)
(this is a good tip!)
@closingtags @dstaley PIVOT