LucidLynx

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by LucidLynx 5y ago
> - Tell me what it is "THE PRO TERMINAL FOR iOS & iPadOS", from the front page. > - Tell me why it exists " You bought the latest Pro device, loved it, and then you wondered... …Can I use it to replace my laptop? Y
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
The best advice I can make here is "try it!" :) You can buy an M1 MacBook Air to try, and return it to Apple within two weeks if you don't like it (or want to switch to another model like the pro).
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
So, because it is an « Open source operating system based on Linux » Ubuntu might just forget every partnerships to make his distribution more « work friendly » for the average consumer? That’s a bit too extremist... You’re still free to no
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
Maybe you could be interested in this article: https://www.rockyourcode.com/run-docker-nginx-as-non-root-us...
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
Do not hesitate to contribute then... -> https://github.com/hexops/dockerfile/pulls
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
It is definitely possible to run nginx as non-root in a container: https://www.rockyourcode.com/run-docker-nginx-as-non-root-us... Also, all the sentences that begin with '>' were comments from https:/&#x
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Ask HN: GNU/Linux users using Apple devices, what are you using?
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
I stopped to count how many blog posts "bye-bye Apple, welcome OpenBSD or GNU/Linux" I saw the last years... to come back to macOS a few months / years after for different reasons (especially hardware compatibility to be
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LadderJS, a Node.js Fullstack MVC Framework Inspired by Symfony, Yii, RoR(github.com)
2 points by LucidLynx 6y ago|0 comments
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
I don't know why but Ubuntu (and Canonical) have always been the black-sheep of the FOSS "community"... I am 100% agree with you. Also, people complain on other OS that they can't remove or replace an existing software..
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
So, people are complaining that distributions they can modify include something that they can remove and replace by another thing like Flatpak... Interesting...
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Enough with the Linux Security Fud(zdnet.com)
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
Read the comment just before please...
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
Hum... In this sentence: "For people who think that there is far more CVE on iOS than Android", when did I speaked about evaluating a security of a platform based on CVE? When? I was only discussing about the fact that iOS
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
For people who think that there is far more CVE on iOS than Android (based on this article): https://www.cvedetails.com/top-50-products.php?year=2019 And it's for 2019 only
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WSL Conf 2020 [video](youtube.com)
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by LucidLynx 6y ago
Yes, but if you need sound, I think that the Audio driver is not publicly available...
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Strike Commander: Interview with Frank Savage
1 points by LucidLynx 7y ago|1 comments
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Zero-Cost Abstractions in Rust(carette.xyz)
2 points by LucidLynx 7y ago|0 comments
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Security by design: an introduction to the Rust programming language(medium.com)
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A story about Go untyped constants(carette.xyz)
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The Game Engine Black Book: Doom(fabiensanglard.net)
363 points by LucidLynx 8y ago|146 comments