Tim Tregubov timofei7

Socket Firewall + PATH shims: universal coverage for npm/pip/etc. on macOS

Covering npm / pip / etc. with Socket Firewall everywhere

Socket Firewall (sfw) blocks known-malicious package installs at the network layer. You use it by wrapping your install: sfw npm install foo. Which means you only get protection when you remember to type it.

That's a problem, what happens if the Claude Code is the one installing the packages or a variety of other cases where something else runs npm, a script, a postinstall hook, an npx that internally calls npm install, an editor extension fetching a language server?

Shell aliases (alias npm='sfw npm') don't always help: aliases only expand in interactive zsh. Non-interactive subshells, scripts, Makefiles, tool-spawned commands — none of them see the alias.

Project Name

TODO:

short project description
some sample screenshots or mockups

Architecture

TODO: descriptions of code organization and tools and libraries used

	{
	"basics": {
	"name": "Tim Tregubov",
	"label": "Director, Co-founder at DALI Lab; Senior Lecturer in Computer Science",
	"picture": "",
	"email": "tim@zingweb.com",
	"phone": "603.219.6514",
	"website": "http://zingweb.com",
	"summary": "Educating and Innovating through Code and Design",
	"location": {

	{
	"extends": "airbnb",
	"parser": "babel-eslint",
	"env": {
	"node": true,
	"browser": true,
	"es6": true
	},
	"rules": {
	"strict": 0,

	## Turns list of dartmouth emails into formatted emails with first and last name

	f = open("names.txt")
	o = open("names_edit.txt", 'w')
	for email in f.readlines():
	email = email.strip()
	email = email[:-1] # Remove semicolon
	bracket_email = "<" + email + ">" # Now its like <jason.s.feng.17@dartmouth.edu>
	at_index = email.rfind("@")
	name = email[0:at_index-3] # get just the jason.s.feng

	{
	extends: "airbnb",
	parser: "babel-eslint",
	env: {
	browser: true,
	node: true,
	es6: true
	},
	rules: {
	strict: 0,

	using UnityEngine;
	using System.Collections;

	/// <summary>
	/// MONOBEHAVIOR PSEUDO SINGLETON ABSTRACT CLASS
	/// usage : best is to be attached to a gameobject but if not that is ok,
	/// : this will create one on first access
	/// example : '''public sealed class MyClass : Singleton<MyClass> {'''
	/// references : http://tinyurl.com/d498g8c
	/// : http://tinyurl.com/cc73a9h

	using UnityEngine;
	using System.Collections;
	using System;

	/// <summary>
	/// Prefab attribute. Use this on child classes
	/// to define if they have a prefab associated or not
	/// By default will attempt to load a prefab
	/// that has the same name as the class,
	/// otherwise [Prefab("path/to/prefab")]

	// the geoserver workspace:layer
	var layername = 'opengeo:normalized';
	// chose a column variable you'd like to show
	var viewparams = 'column:pct_park_access';
	var mapTitle = 'US Park Access 2010';

	// this is the url for a geoserver instance set up
	// exactly the way as in the geoserver lab
	var geojsonURL = 'http://geo.dali.dartmouth.edu/wfs?service=WFS&version=2.0.0&request=GetFeature&typeNames='+layername+'&srsName=EPSG:4326&outputFormat=application/json&viewparams='+viewparams;