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Life & fun · December 10, 2015

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67% of PHP installs are insecure

67% of PHP installs are insecure launched on December 10, 2015 with 10 votes and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

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This is a personal blog or lifestyle website discussing the author's experiences with podcasts, developer relations work, and API design tools. The content focuses on professional reflections and technology exploration rather than offering a specific software product or service. It appears to be a personal project or journal documenting the author's career journey and interests in developer tools.

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I recall the wave of podcast popularity years back and I’d always have my earbuds in listening while I delivered junk mail twice a week (fun fact – yup, I was that guy!) Fast forward, and I’m finding... When I left devrel last year, a few wise friends told me “you’ll be back before you know it”. To be frank, I was burned out, and at the time I told them it will be a few years until I dip my toes into... API design tools and specifically OpenAPI + JSONSchema tooling has evolved dramatically over the last 12 months. In particular, I’ve been using speccy quite extensively as a tool to simplify the design process of... Below is my submission to the…from developerjack.com

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