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Alexandre Dulaunoy

Interesting approach to CVE allocation: announcing End-of-Life (EOL) versions of Node.js. I haven't notice this practice before.

Not entirely sure about the objective. Does this mean the Node.js team plans to restrict CVE creation for older, unmaintained versions of Node.js?

🔗 vulnerability.circl.lu/vuln/cv


Tags: #nodejs #cve #vulnerability #infosec #cybersecurity

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Space Catitude 🚀


I'm going to ask a question, and I hope I won't regret it.

I'm not really a programmer by trade, but I do know several languages (or did, once). The only one I use regularly is Python, though, so I've preferred that.

But I need to create a UI with HTML and then do callback code on links from the HTML.

I've tried a few different ways to do that with Python, none satisfactory.

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@TerryHancock (I'm posting as I'm intrigued by the problem, I don't have a solid solution) ...that said, sounds like you want (need?) to use html for your python app's UI? I see you've investigated WebKit, maybe it's possible to access _just_ the render engine component? Looks like Blink is a forked project that fits the description.

by John_Newall ;

Tags: #askfedi #python #javascript #nodejs #programming

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