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ReganLaitila
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ReganLaitila
4y ago
There is no hope for a linux smartphone due to the reality that there is no hope for the linux desktop. This is aptly demonstrated by the presenters slide of the linux kernel with a single through line into userspace, where you are shown a
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ReganLaitila
4y ago
Thanks for the clarification I see now what your getting to. I agree having proper packages makes sense at some point in a project's maturity, as you have more infrastructure, checks, and gates to ensure that what you requested is 
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ReganLaitila
4y ago
"It is inherently different, because it's been proven that you can detect the use of curl|bash Serverside" Malicious people do malicious things? I worry that we conflate trust with validity. Some package systems do it better
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ReganLaitila
4y ago
Please lend your own time and energy to generate packages for bespoke distributions and package managers. You will need: deb, rpm, apk, AppImage, casks, tars, and likely more. Make sure to spend your time submitting your package to maintain
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4y ago
the linux fiefdoms have a serious UX problem. SELinux being a prime example. As the article articulates, no wonder why people just turn it off. If your subsystems are not consistent, discoverable, palpable, and most important logical your s
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4y ago
May I ask what stack you employ to meet these goals? Many tend to reach for Gitlab CI or Github Actions but these piles of "executable yaml" never appear to be up to the task of complex deployment logic you describe in your post,
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5y ago
It's important to recognize snark and sarcasm for better or worse. I think GP is referring to the idea that just because ipv6 is capable to provide universal connectivity from a technical sense, that does not translate to the techopoli
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5y ago
From what I think is the article's punch line, in context of software bugs: "We put them there, and we can decide to not put them there" I don't think this is strictly true. Sure from a strict computational theory or mat
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6y ago
oh come on. Competent companies regard their internal networks untrusted with or without a vpn access solution. If your an incompetent company then there is no argument for a vpn vs no vpn because your incompetent, and will eventually succu
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6y ago
I would be curious as to who is citing that using a vpn is some "anti-pattern", to what? Not protecting your network accessible assets? If you have the means, certainly use a corporate/smb/personal vpn. It is one layer i
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