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welcome!
I am currently working on https://spaidyslabs.com/ it's a project of my friend. feel free to join or collaborate! :D
( oh and if you find any vulnerabilities which there are a lot please report it don't exploit it :) )
Google? Hard pass.
we have been trying to move away from google but don't have any other robust solution to prevent spam that's why we are stuck with Google :(
You should implement a regular registration system, but make it invite-only until you figure out how to prevent spam.
I would say to make username/password registration invite only until you figure out how to stop spammers
Removed for telling them to implement invite only username/password authentication, tf??
pASSword - Profanity filter caught you. Sorry.
Why is there even a profanity filter? I understand it for slurs but who cares if somebody says a swear word?
We had a bunch of new accounts created that immediately hurled abuse at another user. It got us briefly defederated from a few instances. We are using the profanity filter to raise those kinds of post to our attention so we can deal with them rapidly.
Once we are sure the new account is behaving itself, the filter is turned off. We don't care if you swear, as long as it's in line with the code of conduct.
We still have the Scunthorpe problem in 2026?
We do, the library I am using isn't the best. If you know of a good rust lib for profanity checking, feel free to share.
But we are kinda okay with it being a bit over-eager. It only applies to new accounts, and I am actively reverting the messages if its an error. Its scaling okay for now.
Just wasnt fast enough in this case.
yo wtf
The joke is that you’re doing cybersecurity, and you cannot figure out how to secure your platform without using Google to manage authentication, despite the massive amount of resources to do exactly that.
People who are serious about cybersecurity would never use Gmail. Perhaps you should stay out of cybersecurity until you know what you’re doing.
could you share some resources please?
You're right but you're rude
I’m rude, but they’re dangerous—and that’s worse.
They're not dangerous, you lack nuance. That's worse.
You use the word “nuance,” and you simp for insecure cybersecurity products because someone was “rude.”
I’m cracking up. Please participate in their project. You will fit right in.
I feel bad for you, to live a life of such hate. I truly don't understand the disconnect in your brain between "maintaining a production-ready codebase for 100k users" and "me and my friend mate a shitproject to learn more".
I'm "simping" for new people being interested in programming, what? do you want people to stop being programmers?
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