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by cedws 1y ago
Yeah seems you're right, I thought namespaces came under the cgroups umbrella.
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by cedws 1y ago
Linux security model is pretty broken without namespaces. systemd has some bells and whistles that help but if you want something better than environment variables you're naturally going to reach for cgroups.
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by cedws 1y ago
Meh, I have no interest in a "hack" that involves giving $30 to these parasitic companies that prey on and exploit loneliness. They can get fucked.
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by cedws 1y ago
I just hope there is never a battery fire down there, because there appears to be no evacuation tunnel or safety procedures. I don't think you can even get the car doors open in the tunnel.
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by cedws 1y ago
How did you come to the conclusion that this very recent issue is 1Password’s fault and not Electron’s?
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by cedws 1y ago
36M subscribers but 10K views per video. Yeah something tells me that channel is botted.
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by cedws 1y ago
It’s a lot of signatures but the petition against the Online Safety Act got 500k and the response was basically just “lolno.” What’s the point of democracy if the people say no and the government does it anyway?
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by cedws 1y ago
I’m very much the same, I wish I had the ability to chip away at projects over a long time span, usually the most I can muster is a few weeks. I continually wonder if I have ADHD. It’s too much of a pain to find out, so I guess I’ll never k
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by cedws 1y ago
I went to Starbucks a lot in Japan because they have a lot of nice non-coffee drinks and have fast + reliable WiFi. A lot of young people go there to work and study too so I didn’t feel out of place.
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by cedws 1y ago
You can finally be honest when you tell your girlfriend you may or may not have lost the wedding fund on meme stocks.
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by cedws 1y ago
Cute but the US president is currently on a mass deportation campaign, so it appears what's in peoples' hearts doesn't really matter.
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by cedws 1y ago
Arguably they’ve already won. Check the names at the top the next time you see a paper from an American company, a lot of them are Chinese.
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by cedws 1y ago
Some chains are designed to be ASIC resistant.
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by cedws 1y ago
I don’t know about Coinbase but Kraken has protections such that even if you had a cookie you couldn’t withdraw funds, in addition to security key/OTP support. Apparently people still don’t understand hardware wallets either. Nobody d
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by cedws 1y ago
I'm also wondering what kind of threat this could be to PoW blockchains.
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by cedws 1y ago
Solar roofs, Dojo, Hyperloop, robotaxi, roadster, semi, mission around the Moon, man on Mars by 2020, it’s all coming guys he promised!
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by cedws 1y ago
Thanks, what does “archived” mean though?
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by cedws 1y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20240101011830/https://blog.mozi ... Looks like it was removed around Nov 2024, ie around the time it became clear American politics was turning tides and Trump would get elec
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by cedws 1y ago
As many others have said, I also have no interest in buying a Meta device, but I’m glad that they’re at least pushing this space forward and hopefully other companies will start doing more R&D. I had an Oculus CV1 in 2019 but sold it wh
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by cedws 1y ago
But then you need two things instead of one. It should be made possible to build WASM-only SPAs. The north star of browser developers should be to deprecate JS runtimes the same way they did Flash.
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by cedws 1y ago
When is WASM finally going to be able to touch the DOM? It feels like that was the whole point of WASM and instead its become a monster of its own that barely has anything to do with web anymore. When can we finally kill JavaScript?
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by cedws 1y ago
I was in a platform team using Pulumi (TypeScript) for a while. An issue I observed is that the team members with weaker programming skills were contributing not so great changes, and parts of the codebase diverged in style. The Output type
623.
by cedws 1y ago
Apparently DeepSeek’s new model has been delayed due to issues with the Huawei chips they’re using. Maybe raw floating point performance of Chinese chips is competitive with NVIDIA, but clearly there’s still a lot of issues to iron out.
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by cedws 1y ago
The JavaScript ecosystem has a major case of import-everything disease that acts as a catalyst for supply chain attacks. left-pad as one example of many.
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by cedws 1y ago
Recovery codes need to be treated with the same hygiene as OTP seeds. I have a separate KeePassXC database for recovery codes that requires a password and YubiKey to unlock.
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by cedws 1y ago
Border radius on everything on Apple devices has been progressively increasing, eventually I expect everything to be circular. No rectangles allowed.
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by cedws 1y ago
I can’t remember where I heard this from but I once heard that the ideal political system isn’t democracy, it’s a benevolent autocracy. While the CCP may have some corruption, I do get the impression that it is mostly benevolent and serves
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by cedws 1y ago
I use Pal for iOS, it has a lot of nice features and it’s a native app.
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by cedws 1y ago
See here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45229681
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by cedws 1y ago
Not allowing IMAP/POP isn’t just for the lulz, it’s not compatible with the encryption architecture Proton uses, which is kind of the selling point of the product. You can either have your emails encrypted at rest with your key OR you

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