@ShadowWizard given my asthma and allergies there's a chance. Apparently the army really doesn't like food allergies, and I'm allergic to... pretty much every fruit I think, although I don't react to all of them
Well, I broke out in hives from a loquat a couple years ago. Ever since then, apples, oranges, kiwis, tomatoes, etc make my mouth all tingly and sometimes trigger an asthma attack.
I don't usually eat cooked fruit, although I don't remember reacting to the baked apples
Current theory is that I'm allergic to pectin, but I really actually need to see an allergist. Hopefully in the next few weeks.
It's funny, loquats aren't really seen in the US much (in my experience) but in my dad's neighborhood, the trees are everywhere, so I grew up eating them.
@rene on that post, David said that they haven't launched it yet. But as of now, I believe it exist. This is for another purpose. Can you confirm they're running it?
> We are in the process of hiring a Director of Information Security who will be responsible for moving the entire program forward, including launching the security bug bounty program.
I haven't heard anything about that yet
I mean, my official sources are mostly the same as you guys. (and I've not heard anything off the bits of the security community I am in touch with)
hmm. I added my email in blog as username[at]gmail[dot]com like many others. Old bots can't find it
A website like Hackerone is launched last month (Antihack Me). I joined 1 week ago. Their own page says the minimum bounty is $100. I found severe issues like Stored XSS, IDOR, Unrestricted file access, etc. Lots of normal bugs are there too.
3 days before, they closed their own program and mailed me saying everyone who reported critical issues will get a swag.
I've 9 reports (5 of them are critical including account takeover). And all I am getting is a swag?
They claim that they're the First bug bounty platform in Singapore. Is it true? @JourneymanGeek
Their devs promised no-one would find anything severe. When they got 10,000 reports with a wide-range of issues they had no other option then to fire the dev and kill the bounty program or they would go bankrupt
@ShadowWizard Found about the program in a facebook group. 2 or 3 from the team are members of the group. So I can contact them on the group. but they are not responding to question asks about bounty. neither via fb nor via mail
Please note: this is NOT a request to change the reputation required to comment everywhere. Rather, this is a neutral support question asking about the existing limit.
I'm wondering why the minimum reputation required to make comments was set specifically to 50 reputation, and not some other num...
I know it's like it is for some reason, but on Gaming we get a lot of new users that post comments as answers because they have 1 rep.
Is it possible to lower the rep requirement for commenting to 1 rep?
What is the official reason for it being 50?
@JourneymanGeek Like the FAQ, that answer only explains the presence of a hurdle, not why it's specifically set to 50. You could equally make the two bulleted assertions about 25-rep users.
@JourneymanGeek On MSE we allow 5-rep users to comment. Additionally, on all sites, most of the system trusts you to not spam at 10 rep (the FAQ cites spam as a reason for a hurdle), upvoting and flagging privileges are given at 15 rep, and chatting at 20 rep.
@SonictheInclusiveHedgehog only if SE staff will approve that "Why is something working this way?" can be a support question I'll agree, sorry. Nothing personal.
@JourneymanGeek It's not a dupe because none of the answers explain the specific threshold of 50. The same arguments could equally be employed to support a limit of 75 or 100.
@JourneymanGeek It's not a dupe because none of the answers explain the specific threshold of 50. The same arguments could equally be employed to support a limit of 75 or 100.
@Shadow I'm not looking for people's opinions on why the TSA decided they wanted to screen snacks from people's carry-on baggage. I want to know why the TSA decided to do it.
Anyway, this was something Jeff decided back in the early days of SO as far as I can tell. I doubt anyone in the current SE team can give you full and real answer. @Sonic
@JourneymanGeek nice, yeah. Probably best answers Ano will get, but meh... let's leave it like this. :)
@SomewhatMemorableName to be honest this smells badly of scam. Can't find anything in quick search and honestly don't care enough, but won't be surprised if that whole "hackers" company isn't real at all, just some scam to mine crypto money or even hack those who "take part". /cc @Optimus
Would be awesome irony.
Any company calling itself "#1 in [this or that]" is suspicious.
Who are they to decide they are #1?
And easy to find more suspicious things, but hard to prove anything of course.
@Mithrandir well, my brother has life threatening allergy to Mango. Still, army gave him 72 profile (?) and he served as officer.
I especially don't understand requests to lower the limt.. Months of mostly-uproductive posts about hostile comments, and then some want the limit lowered so as to allow more comments, presumably assuming that the new comments would all be welcoming, happy and snowflake-friendly?
Yeah, I have to remember which sites are fun or strict with comments, so that I don't accidentally mod-flag a post requesting comment clean-up which will end up declined.
@SomewhatMemorableName lol: 'It's not easy to attain 50 reputation points when you don't suffer from verbal diarrhoea or megalomania.' - maybe the Tavern regulars would care to identify which category they belong to? :) Do I need to get a white, fluffy cat, or maybe some digestive medicine?
So like, with the new Code of Conduct coming in, should I be putting trigger warnings on jokes? I propose [warning: potential joke; not meant sarcastically] before anything that could possibly be considered either
@PeterDavidCarter that is probably as worse as I don't want to offend you ... followed by the most horrific offensive stuff you can imagine. I warned you it was offensive!
@rene well, I just got banned from two separate chats and the message got deleted for saying exactly the same thing, so I guess the totalitarianism is real and this wasn't a joke about not being allowed to joke...
@PeterDavidCarter You are being disruptive, and appear to be doing it fully intentionally, given the "answers" you have posted on the main site. Please stop; joking is one thing, but being intentionally rude and disruptive is another. You have crossed the line.
And just for the record, all users' recent activities are publicly available on their network profile, so it's better to stop doing questionable things.
This depends on a couple things.
If a moderator on the site that a room is hosted on is in the room at the time that the message was flagged, they can see who flagged the message. If they weren't there, they can't see it anymore. They can't see it after the fact, and mods who aren't mods on the ...
OK, now that's weird. I can swear Peter had over 100 rep couple of hours ago. Now only 1. How can that be? Invisible suspension? (No notice on his profile.)