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The OldWood Thing: Stack Overflow With Custom JsonConverter
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Deserializing JSON to a string or a value | You've Been Haacked
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| | You may want to deserialize JSON to strongly typed values, but sometimes you run into a situation where the API doesn't comply, until now.
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System.Text.Json.Dante
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| | First thing: I am a huge fan of Microsoft, their products and especially their developers. These people are first class engineers. So when I tried to move from NewtonSoft to System.Text.Json (STJ), I underestimated the problems involved. By a lot. I'm not going to write about this in
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Custom JSON Serialisation with System.Text.Json Converters - Steve Gordon - Code with Steve
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| | This post is my contribution to the .NET Advent calendar. Make sure you check out the other amazing posts on the lead up to Christmas! At the time of writing, I am deep into work on some significant changes in the Elasticsearch .NET client. One of the changes is moving to System.Text.Json as the default [...]
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Why is Exposing the Docker Socket a Really Bad Idea? - Quarkslab's blog
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| It is written almost everywhere: do not expose the Docker socket on Linux! This is followed by the statement that doing so grants root access to the host. But why? What can be done and how? This is what we are about to explore in this article.