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A critical bug in Docker Hub's access controls meant some personal access tokens, including the ones I use to publish compose-lint , a security linter for Docker Compose files, could have been used by someone else. Not the email you want on a Friday afternoon. I actually got two of them on Friday, October 2, about an hour apart. The one I happened to open first was addressed to me as the organization owner. It was pretty vague and said there was no action for me to take, so I skimmed it and ...

You sit down at two on Saturday afternoon. Your friend wants a demo before Sunday dinner. The model draft sounds tidy, but no line is proven. You freeze scope before you write another prompt. The room you actually have You have one laptop and one local fixture file. You do not have a reviewed UI or a shared host. The demo must run from one command in the repo. If that command fails, you show the friend nothing. The cut you make first You keep three jobs, and...

I've done a fair number of NextAuth to Better Auth moves, and they're mostly mechanical: same general shape, swap the library, fix a few call sites. Clerk is a different animal, and you should know that going in. NextAuth is a library. Clerk is a hosted product: pre-built React components plus a hosted user store that lives on Clerk's servers. When you move off Clerk you're not swapping one auth library for another — you're replacing UI you never wrote, re-implementing session logic Clerk did...

Disclosure up front: I build Claude Sessions Pro , a paid Mac app that does this. Most of this post is the free way to do it yourself, plus what I learned about why the DIY versions misbehave. The app gets one short section near the end. If you have a company Claude account and a personal one, or one account per client, you've hit this: Claude Desktop is signed in to one account. To check the other one, you sign out, sign in, lose your place, and do it again an hour later. Claude Code ...

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