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arccy
2y ago
firefox is just catching up with what chrome implemented years ago. unless you have a site visited only by firefox users, ecosystem effect is likely to be minimal... though it does protect firefox users in the time between detection and rem
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arccy
2y ago
A few decades ago, it was also really common to smoke. Common != good, github actions isn't a true build tool, it's an arbitrary code runtime platform with a few triggers tied to your github.
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2y ago
It's common, doesn't mean it's secure. A lot of linux distros in their packaging will separate download (allows outbound to fetch dependencies), from build (no outside access). Unfortunately, in some ecosystems, even download
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arccy
2y ago
most places where you'd use it use h2c prior knowledge, that is, you just configure both ends to only speak h2c, no upgrades or downgrades.
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2y ago
we must invade italy and show them the true enlightenment that is pineapple on pizza
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2y ago
not always... the data is skewed by non natives, e.g. a high concentration of americans will typically result in junk food scoring too high, high scoring asian food in the west tastes nothing like what it should, for authentic tastes the sc
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arccy
2y ago
you should try https://pkg.go.dev/maragu.dev/gomponents and do it all in go
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2y ago
commit state / pipelines roll forward, code / content rolls back
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arccy
2y ago
the government's monopoly on force just means they're thugs most people tolerate...
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arccy
2y ago
because Apple privacy is just marketing, they just want you to pay for it, they don't really care if it's possible to do better for free / by others
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2y ago
> Apple > freely release If Apple can't get you to pay for it, it won't happen. They only pay as much lip service to privacy as they need for marketing purposes
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arccy
2y ago
sounds pretty half baked to me
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2y ago
not sure about the old docker image format, but most modern tools use OCI image format, and that doesn't embed the image name in the manifest, just digests, so it's totally portable everywhere.
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arccy
2y ago
the server has to be compatible with old clients, but new clients don't have to be compatible with old servers, which is the case here
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arccy
2y ago
busybox: so many tools bundled into one binary
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2y ago
careful not to mail them from close to home, or have any handwriting, or leave any fingerprints
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2y ago
the Old Ones shape the tools, the tools shape the rest of us
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2y ago
would you even trust the dependency if it's not reproducible? if it is reproducible, then the package manager is sufficient to generate a sbom
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2y ago
it looks like any other marketing site, no talk of how or why anything in particular is implemented the way it is, doesn't admit to any tradeoffs or limitations, all positive spin designed to lure you in.
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arccy
2y ago
it's all just marketing fluff
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arccy
2y ago
despite knowing what caddy is, this site turns me off for all the marketing fluff. since when was hn for ads? there's nothing notably technical on the page
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arccy
2y ago
it hides from recommendations, but not search results
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arccy
2y ago
why just take money from the user when you can also take from advertisers? you're asking the ai questions because you don't know any better yourself, as long as the answer it gives is reasonably plausible, you'll accept it.
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arccy
2y ago
the built in one has keyboard shortcuts too: < and >
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2y ago
how expensive is the bandwidth if you're buying from residential proxies?
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2y ago
if your security team is 0 people, do you terrify all or none of them?
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arccy
2y ago
the one true debugging method: printf debug
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2y ago
k8s is for docker containers, this thing is like k8s but for wasm (and even uses similar apis).
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2y ago
The standard usually isn't 0s since epoch: https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8264449 https://reproducible-builds.org/docs/source-date-epoch/
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2y ago
The superior distro Arch Linux does it: https://reproducible.archlinux.org/ maintainers build the packages, other people check: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Rebuilderd#Package_rebuilde...
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