amiircoal

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by amiircoal 5y ago
> My position is just that browsers-in-VMs is a mostly roundabout threat model whose actual benefits (such as some semblance of filesystem isolation) can be achieved other ways. What other ways would you recommend for filesystem isolatio
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by amiircoal 5y ago
> Security theatre. If your browser is attacked by an 0day of any sort, or malware or whatever, it will have access to the shared credentials and information inside your browser. Yes running a VM won’t protect against this threat. Runnin
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by amiircoal 5y ago
Im currently looking for a Linux distribution to run in an immutable VM on macOS. It will only be used to run a web browser. A browser is the primary way your machine can get compromised. Since it is immutable, restarting the VM will clear
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by amiircoal 5y ago
I’ve been a WordPress dev since 3.0. It is a tool. And a very good one. Its market share dominance it not because it is proprietary (it is not) or because of vendor lock in (there is none). It is because it works very well, it is lightweig
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by amiircoal 5y ago
These common reasons listed in these types of articles do not support the conclusion that todo lists don’t work. They are a list of some common challenges when working with todo lists. But what working method doesn’t have challenges? I coul
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by amiircoal 5y ago
I’m the only one on my team that uses a todo manager religiously. I am also the most productive on my team. I consider my todo manager my superpower. It powers my life. And while I advocate using a good todo manager, I’ve learnt that they a