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IntersectionObserver interface of the Intersection Observer API provides a way to asynchronously observe changes in the intersection of a target element with an ancestor element or with a top-level document's viewport

This software is not made for making the Crawlers go away. It is an aggressive defense mechanism that tries its best to take the blunt of the assault, serve them garbage, and keep them off of upstream resources. Even though a lot of work went into making iocaine efficient, and nigh invisible for the legit visitor, it is an aggressive defender nevertheless, and will require a few resources - a whole lot less than if you’d let the Crawlers run rampant, though.

Fascinating prompt engineering and injection (harmless).

I should switch from debian to this maybe.

sweet docker images

The most official WordPress image.

The bitnami dudes suck. This looks like someone stepping up to fill the void!

Chainguard has released 40+ first-party Helm Charts, forked from Bitnami, that ensure compatibility while integrating with our catalog of 1,700+ secure, minimal, and continuously rebuilt container images. These charts provide stability, security, and compliance out of the box.

Looks amazing

A simple tool to automate version bumps, changelogs, and releases using Conventional Commits.

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