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by 0xCMP 5y ago
they're specifically talking about the resulting image built using whatever dockerfile you had. they can be exported to a file or pushed to repos to be reused elsewhere.
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I have really enjoyed using Elaho on iOS to explore gemini sites. I think there is some value to it and would love to see it grow. That said I wasn't aware of the TOFU aspect. I think thats a mistake. At the very least it should suppor
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I'm not a huge fan of Java, but a lot of the improvements being worked on here are promising. I'm 90% certain I would only really start working on a project if we could use Kotlin just because the ergonomics are vastly superior. I
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Nice, I'd been looking for an alternative to sekey unfortunately.
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
The "shell" I'm suggesting still would run all those programs they just would be a direct child process of what would normally be just a terminal instead of a child of a bash process. It would absolutely need to have some kin
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
What I am mostly suggesting is iterative. We wouldn't switch to shipping graphics because as you say they're bandwidth intensive. RDP is not the right answer however useful it is for some things. But a shell+terminal hybrid focuse
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Only by technical people and with massive tradeoffs. For example the fact that applications could until very recently read any file almost anywhere on the computer that the user could. Even if, clearly, that application had no reason to be
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I'm not aware of the APIs in question and it sounds like this probably to prevent fingerprinting of a device... but why not simply return only the default device when enumerated? It inherently makes sense that all those apps would try
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
On the other hand, how many of these browsers are actually building or inventing any of these new apis to support things like screensharing, video, audio, and etc so they're not hacks except for chrome?
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I've felt for a long time that we need a better Shell, but I think the next evolution is combining the Terminal and Shell together. I've never thought that what was good about the command line was that a terminal and shell are dif
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
You can build C projects using Rust and Cargo as well[0], but it requires more work than Zig appears to need. Rust also has good C FFI story and honestly I think we will still see a lot of important code rewritten in Rust. That said, a more
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Literally explains it when reporting. This should not be news or new. Just try reporting a message right now.
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I planned to comment on the conclusion as well. I think these protocols often do not handle things well enough and in the end the apps out there do not implement them properly anyways. You always end up building some kind of CRUD/RPC t
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
To be fair: this will use more disk space, but if you want to be able to keep the RAW and use DNG this is the way to go. I wasn't sure if I needed it so when I imported in Lightroom I quickly switched to embedding the original RAW im
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
thankfully you should have copies of the emails in your account at least.
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Moonlander Tripod Kit(zsa.io)
1 points by 0xCMP 5y ago|0 comments
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I also love this. I ran into issues trying to get it working with extra very strict kernel security features enabled, but even then I eventually figured it out. Was really nice to use.
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
> "which basically tricks organizations into spending a ton of money for installing Docker into a CentOS image without any cryptographic signature to verify the integrity of that image." Ouch
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
+1 for Notes, but I use Notes as like my scratch/dumping area and then move things into Notion. I make an Inbox note in both to just dump stuff and then move it around. In my Notion I have a "Knowledge Garden" page which is l
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I think of Docker as a universal static compiler. And I mean that in a positive way: static compiling makes a lot of sense with the incredible complexity we're often finding ourselves in. There really are no other ways to distribute no
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Yea this can be very annoying when a package is not already in nixpkgs or it's out of date. There was a similar issue if you didn't use Python virtualenvs properly, which was an early source of frustration for me personally.
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Email clients and server instances are just as centralized in practice. Yet email servers almost always know everything about you in contrast to Signal. And you can prove this by reading their code and by the fact that they respond to subpo
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I like how idlewords puts it: its like oil. toxic, sticky, and dangerous. flammable. a liability. https://idlewords.com/talks/haunted_by_data.htm honestly I forgot there was a "good" version of data is oil be
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Additionally consider that you may consider ephemeral environments impractical for daily/frequent use because it would constantly lose your configurations and take forever to bring back up. But with Nix that becomes much less of an iss
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Tailscale does everything peer to peer so it might fit what you wanted. They recently added a feature to share files between any computers in your network
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I don't work at google nor have any details on this, but I would assume that just because they could detect it doesn't mean that it doesn't have a cost and blocking things which don't meet some minimum trust level from G
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Agreed and I will add that a huge reason Google is used by so many was very effective spam filtering. A huge reason why hosting your own email is hard? Getting filtered by Google because of the massive amount of spam they are blocking. Spam
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Using GitHub Actions and Tailscale to build and deploy applications securely(tailscale.com)
3 points by 0xCMP 5y ago|0 comments
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
For storing bytes at a path on disk? Sure, but it's low level abstraction. Something which only developers and sys-admins should be concerned with. Users would much rather work with logical items. A "photo" which includes met
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
It's basically cause of mobile. Simple tools often involve using files. Using plain text files too. I don't think the pendulum will swing back the same. Files are a bad abstraction. Databases via HTTP APIs are far more reliable fo

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