JavaScript Security in Navigator 3.0
"Fortunately, practically all known security issues in JavaScript have been resolved in Navigator 3.0" JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, 2nd Edition (1997)
A dark-mode Twitter screenshot shows a post claiming that practically all known JavaScript security issues were resolved in Navigator 3.0, followed by a reply pointing out the 1997 second edition of JavaScript: The Definitive Guide. The joke is that the confident claim is absurdly outdated, since Navigator 3.0 and the cited book belong to the early web era. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to overconfident claims about software security or obsolete technology. EN: A dark-mode Twitter screenshot shows a post claiming that practically all known JavaScript security issues were resolved in Navigator 3.0, followed by a reply pointing out the 1997 second edition of JavaScript: The Definitive Guide. The joke is that the confident claim is absurdly outdated, since Navigator 3.0 and the cited book belong to the early web era. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to overconfident claims about software security or obsolete technology.
- @gentoomemes / 2612 2023-02-23
- @rzeczyzabawne / 6739 2023-02-24
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- Twitter screenshot
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- sarcastic, ironic
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