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CVE-2011-10007 was actually published on
2025-06-05.
🔗 Vulnerability details https://vulnerability.circl.lu/vuln/CVE-2011-10007
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It's a small thing, the syntactic sugar of using `/` to concatenate paths and strings is reason enough to use pathlib. And then you find out about all the built in methods...
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Attached: 1 image Working with file paths in Python? (splitting, joining, navigating, etc.) Check out #Python's pathlib module. It's great for splitting/joining paths, finding files by filename patterns, renaming files, and more. https://pym.dev/pathlib-module

This song is called Breaking the Chains and is released under the GPL-2.0 license as part of the Battle for Wesnoth game and the music is located at
https://github.com/wesnoth/wesnoth/tree/master/data/core/music
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Today I lost 2 hours because TypeORM ESM NestJS is a fragile combo when it comes to migrations.
No migration:status.
No ESM-compatible CLI.
No schema awareness.
Class name must match filename (with timestamp!).
So I wrote my own migration-status.ts script to compare database state with the migration folder.
Lesson: if you need INSERT INTO "schema"."table", don’t forget the schema.
ORMs give you boilerplate — and tra…

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