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Hmm, the general idea seems to be nice, at least for inspiration... Just checked the .net job and am wondering why it doesn't use the official images by Microso
by universa1 5y ago
Hmm, the general idea seems to be nice, at least for inspiration... Just checked the .net job and am wondering why it doesn't use the official images by Microsoft?
For me it looks more like another source to adapt from :-)
- southerntofu 5y agoI don't know for sure, but i assume like all microsoft software their docker images are full of trackers?
- smoldesu 5y agoBesides the fact that this comment is unfounded, I'd reckon that's better than making yourself vulnerable to a supply chain attack?
- southerntofu 5y ago> Besides the fact that this comment is unfounded How so? Windows is well-known for a long time now to be a universal backdoor (which you agree to in the ToS) and that's why "windows debloater" scripts are more popular than ever. On the app level, VSCodium has plenty of threads on this very site discussing how outrageous it is that the official VSCode is distributed with trackers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19650109 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19650109 > I'd reckon that's better than making yourself vulnerable to a supply chain attack? I don't understand. Why would anyone else be more susceptible to supply chain attacks than Microsoft? If anything, being a big org with many departments is a bigger attack surface, while having so many users is a strong incentive to get hacked.
- taspeotis 5y agoIt’s also .NET Core 3.1…
- protocole 5y ago