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LelouBil
1y ago
Do you have info on this ? I only found that it can use qemu to build or run images for a different cpu architecture that your computer. Why would it use qemu ? Docker is not doing virtualization but containerization
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No you're not missing anything, aside from the small part of containers that are "FROM scratch" and don't have a shell binary, you can do the command you wrote. The author didn't seem to research how to use Docker b
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1y ago
The author clearly doesn't know how to use Docker and blames their issues on the tool and even on the concept of containerization ! Regarding a file system, in most docker containers you should be able to run "docker exec -ti <
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1y ago
Here's a related software that I like : https://archipelago.gg/ This is a multi-game randomizer, where items will be scattered accross all games in the multiworld, and so players will have to find items in their own ga
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Implementation of some Haskell Typeclasses in Kotlin
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I'm 100% gonna be reusing the "unlocking windows from the inside" analogy
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KotlinConf 2025: Language Features, AI-Powered Development, Kotlin Multiplatform
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1y ago
How is it not a second factor ? It's something else that is unrelated to your password that you have to provide in order to log in, is that not the definition of a factor of authentication ? Because it's phishable ?
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1y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I'll look into it. I'm interested in moving to Kubernetes to make use of the templating languages available that are better than plain Ansible jinja2, and also offer features like schema checking. Be
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1y ago
I don't know if someone knows a better stack for my fleet of self hosted applications, maybe moving to quadlet would simplify stuff ? Right now I have an Ansible playbook responsible for updating my services, in a git repo. The playboo
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1y ago
Also, if anyone wants to try it, the whole course is available publicly here (in English) https://k.lse.epita.fr/
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1y ago
It's EPITA, in France. LSE is the System's laboratory of EPITA ( https://www.lse.epita.fr/ )
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1y ago
At my school, we did the following project : https://github.com/lse/k It is a small kernel, from only a bootloader to running elf files. It has like 10 syscalls if I remember correctly. It is very fun, and really makes
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2y ago
The comment you replied to talks about human readable configs
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2y ago
Yes, I agree. My point was more about the current way we do LLM agents where they are essentially black box that act on text. By design it can output anything given the right input. This approach will always be vulnerable in the ways we t
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2y ago
I mean, you should judge the instructions in the readme and act accordingly, but since it is always possible to trick people into doing actions unfavorable to them, it will always be possible to trick llms in the same ways.
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2y ago
Thanks !
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2y ago
Yes that's exactly this, the video I link talks about it (in french).
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Getting the Firmware of a VTech/LeapFrog LeapStart/Magibook
(leloubil.prose.sh)
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Hello ! This is my first shot at blogging and at a "real" reverse-engineering project of any kind (outside small binary for school classes) so please tell me all your feedback about anything in there, the length, the technical stu
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2y ago
Hey, I was just reading your docs, maybe prose.sh will be what I'll use to finally start a blog ! I noticed this mention here [0]: Because in our Go SSH server we re-implement rsync, many options are currently not supported. For
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2y ago
I think they refer to the fact that Honey also sets itself as affiliate when not finding any code.
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I have barely 2 years of experience in software development, so I wasn't around doing Delphi and stuff (I vagely remember seeing a Pascal book at my grandparent's). However I feel like the current paradigm of declarative ui, with
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2y ago
I was excited about Compose Multiplatform Web too, until I realized it also does this : everything in a canvas
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People that only have a few stations to go tend to sit closer to doors. But also, now that I think about it, this may only be caused by french metro layouts, I'm from France too and this fact seems true to me. If your train is only a l
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2y ago
I like traefik
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Rust kernel policy
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Very useful for remote lan gaming ! We used to have Hamachi, but the limited networks, the unintuitive UI and the need to create an account are all things that ZeroTier does best. Need someone to join the network ? Just send them the ZeroTi
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I use Bazzite ( https://bazzite.gg ) on my laptop since about a year. It is based on Fedora, with KDE built in and a lot of back end configurations for easy gaming that just works. It is also an immutable distro. It has been compl
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2y ago
Can someone explain what NAking means in this context ? I didn't find any explanation online.
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